Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Scientific, technical, cultural and social issues facing agriculture and their interrelationships.
Instructor: Dennis Lamm
Campus: CSU - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Traditional and contemporary delivery systems of Cooperative Extension emphasizing structures of non-formal education.
Instructor: Dennis Lamm
Campus: CSU - Spring, Fall
Course Description: Developing animal management systems for a variety of animal species in a forage-based environment.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Enns and Dr. Kraig Peel
Campus: CSU - Spring, Fall
Course Description: Origination, purpose and effects of policy on land-based enterprises; policy effects on management decisions.
Instructor: Dr. Dana Hoag and Dr. Kraig Peel
Campus: CSU - Fall (Prereq: CHEM 100)
Course Description: Manure management practices maximizing benefits to soils and crops while minimizing hazards to air and water quality and complying with regulation.
Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Topics of current concern in meat safety.
Instructor: Dr. John Sofos
Campus: UNC - Spring
Course Description: Investigate and discuss the relationships of environmental health problems to human health and welfare. Include sources of these problems, their recognition and control and current research studies.
Campus: AMC - Fall, Spring (Prereq: EPID 6630)
Course Description: Presents an overview of information needed to assess the relationship between the environment, workplace and health. Topics include facets of industrial hygiene, air and water pollution, radiation monitoring, toxicology studies, clinical occupational medicine, and biologic monitoring.
Instructor: Dr. John Adgate
Campus: AMC - Spring (Prereq: Undergraduate Biology & Chemistry, Coreq: EHOH 6614, EPID 6630)
Course Description: Presents an overview of information needed to assess the relationship between the environment, workplace and health. Topics include facets of industrial hygiene, air and water pollution, radiation monitoring, toxicology studies, clinical occupational medicine and biologic monitoring.
Instructor: Dr. Roxana Witter
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: EHOH 6614)
Course Description: Examine the environmental policy-making and planning and regulatory and onon-regulatory approaches to controlling environmental hazards. A wide variety of topics will be introduced with cross-disciplinary perspectives ranging from water and air to the built environment and climate change.
Instructor: Dr. Jill Litt
Campus: AMC - Fall (Prereq: EHOH 6614, Coreq: EPID 6630)
Course Description: This course integrates earth sciences, exposure sciences and biological sciences to understand conditions and circumstances of recent env/occ exposure events, the methods to assess exposures; and related health impacts. Case studies and laboratory exercises are used to guide instruction.
Instructor: Dr. J. Martany, Dr. C. Rose, G. Plumlee
Campus: AMC - Summer
Course Description: This course will expose students to the fundamentals of Health Geographic Information Systems (GIS), including hands-on software experience, across a variety of application areas in the health sciences, particularly focusing on integrating GIS technologies appropriately into research design and practice.
Instructor: Dr. Deborah Thomas
Campus: AMC - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Special interest areas of current environmental and occupational research and practice are presented and analyzed. The course format is lecture and discussion or seminar. Check the CSPH website for offerings and topics for this course each semester.
Instructor: Dr. Jill Litt
Campus: AMC - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Faculty directed independent study in topics related to environmental and occupational health.
Instructor: Dr. Jill Litt
Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Fundamental principles of toxicology, dose-response, organ targets, toxic agents.
Instructor: Dr. Ronald Tjalkens
Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Issues in environmental and occupational health sciences in the context of public health and regulatory concerns.
Instructor: Dr. Howard Ramsdell
Campus: CSU - Fall (Prereq: CHEM 245 or CHEM 341 or CHEM 345; ERHS 520 or concurrent registration; PH 101 or PH 121)
Course Description: Theory and application of industrial hygiene principles to management of the occupational environment.
Instructor: Dr. Stephen Reynolds
Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Industrial hygiene field monitoring equipment and techniques.
Instructor: William Brazile
Campus: CSU - Fall (Prereq: MATH 155 or MATH 160; PH 122)
Course Description: Theory and detection of ionizing radiation; measurement and calculation of exposure and dose.
Instructor: Dr. Thomas Johnson
Campus: CSU - Fall
Course Description: Theory and practice of ergonomics.
Instructor: Dr. John Rosecrance
Campus: CSU - Fall, Spring (Prereq: ERHS 3000 or ERHS 530)
Course Description: Dose-response relationships; physical, chemical, and biological modification of radiation damage; radiation oncology; radiation genetics and oncogenesis.
Campus: CSU - Fall (Prereq: ERHS 5270)
Course Description: Measurement and control of industrial or environmental noise emphasizing practical solutions.
Campus: CSU - Spring, Fall
Course Description: Presentation of student research and discussion of publications from scientific literature.
Campus: CSU - Spring, Fall
Course Description: Presentation of student research and discussion of publications from scientific literature.
Campus: CSU - Spring, Fall
Course Description: Presentation of student research and discussion of publications from scientific literature.
Campus: CSU - Spring, Summer, Fall
Course Description: Specialized study in environmental and occupational health under supervision of faculty.
Campus: CSU - Spring, Summer Fall
Course Description: Capstone project for Master of Public Health Students at CSU.
Campus: CSU - Fall (Prereq: PH 141)
Course Description: Properties and behavior of industrial aerosois, emphasizing measurement and control of dust related to disease.