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
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
Aesha Mokashi
An Investigation of Lead in Traditional Eyeliners: An Important Source of Lead Exposure in Resettled Populations in King County, Washington
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Diana Ceballos
Shannon Cassel
Antimicrobial Usage in Bovine Veterinary Medicine in Washington State
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Erica Fuhrmeister
Abuhamad Yousif
Characterization of the long-term Toxic Response of Proximal Tubule Epithelial Cells in a Microphysiological System
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Edward Kelly
Shirley Huang
Using Sensors to Investigate the Effectiveness of Portable Air Filtration for Reducing Particle Exposures: Implications for Community Congregate Settings
PhD, 2024
Faculty: Edmund Y. W. Seto
Rachel Ziejka
Hunting Dogs as Sentinels for Avian Influenza: Examining Zoonotic Disease Transmission Risk and Human-Canine Interactions
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Marissa Baker
A. Mallory Thomas
A One Health approach to Land Tenure and Routes of Zoonotic Disease Exposure for Pastoralists in Marsabit County, Kenya
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Julianne Meisner
Angelo Ong
Targeted, Long-Read Sequencing of Extended-Spectrum Beta-Lactamase Alleles in Seattle Area Wastewater
MS Thesis, 2024
Faculty: Erica Fuhrmeister
Elizabeth Grace Rott
Evaluation of Antimicrobial Opinions and Uses in Small and Large Animal Veterinary Practice in Washington State
MS Thesis in Environmental Toxicology, 2023
Faculty: Erica Fuhrmeister
Orly Stampfer
Wintertime and Wildfire Smoke pm2.5: Community-Engaged Research and Use of Low-Cost Sensors to Characterize PM2.5 and Mitigate Exposures
PhD in Environmental and Occupational Health, 2023
Faculty: Catherine Karr, Edmund Y. W. Seto
Nathan Winward
Applying the Haddon Matrix to Industrial Hygiene in the Aerospace Manufacturing Industry
MS Applied, 2023
Faculty: Marissa Baker
Annie Doubleday
Characterizing Exposure and Health Impacts of Ultrafine Particles and Wildfire Smoke
PhD in Environmental and Occupational Health, 2023
Faculty: Lianne Sheppard, Tania M Busch Isaksen