Use this tool to explore our department database of student theses, dissertations, projects and practica from our master's and doctoral degree programs.
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Student research
Sarah Kim
Understanding the Interactions Between Maternal PBDE Exposure and the Functional Gut Microbiome in Developing Mouse Offspring
PhD, 2025
Faculty: Yue Cui
Rebecca Shields Kann
The Effects of Water Storage and Meteorological Conditions on Enteric Infections from a Matched-Control Trial in Beira, Mozambique
PhD, 2025
Faculty: Karen Levy
Riley Ann Achtemeier
Developing and Validating a Trust in Public Health Authorities Scale for Extreme Heat Guidelines
MS Thesis, 2025
Faculty: Resham Patel
Cara Smith
Associations Between Long-Term Ambient Air Pollution, Neighborhood Physical Disinvestment, and Incident Diabetes in the Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos
PhD, 2025
Faculty: Joel D. Kaufman
Emily Stevenson
An Experimental Study of Soil Health Score and Nutrient Density
MS Thesis, 2025
Faculty: Yona Sipos
Rachael Carter
Nonprofit Hospitals and Climate-Sensitive Hazards: A Content Analysis of Community Health Needs Assessments in High-Risk United States Counties
MS Thesis, 2025
Faculty: Jeremy J Hess
Brad Hansen
Investigating spermatogonial dynamics in vitro: Insights for reproductive and developmental toxicology
PhD, 2025
Faculty: Edward Kelly, Elaine M. Faustman
Rica Mae Pagay Monis
Assessing the Potential of Local Seaweed as an Agricultural Soil Amendment: Carbon, Nutrient, and Contaminant Profiling of Ulva spp. from Puget Sound
MS Thesis, 2025
Faculty: Sarah Collier
Balaji Sridhar
A Study of Methods used to Account for Concurrent Analgesic Use in Randomized Controlled Trials of Pain Interventions: A Meta-Epidemiologic Study with Meta-Analysis
MPH in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2024
Faculty: Coralynn Sack
Mariam Asaad
Assessment and Reduction of Microbial Risks in Emergency Eyewash Stations
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: John Meschke
Abigail Gilbert
Examining the Utility of LA-ICP-MS for Detection of Time-resolved Zinc Exposures and Determination of Hair Growth Rate
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Christopher D. Simpson
Joseph Teresi
Environmental Public Health Surveillance of Freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms in Washington State Using Drone Technology
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Tania M Busch Isaksen