Global ENvironmental Health

Division of Global Environmental Health

Director: Nancy Fiedler, Ph.D.

The Global Environmental Health division’s mission aims to address the impacts of occupational, environmental, and ecological factors on health in diverse communities and cultures throughout New Jersey, the US, and the world.

As part of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute, we are committed to be leaders along with Rutgers and the State of New Jersey on the environmental aspects of global research, education, and service.

Our Division will collaborate with the existing Rutgers Global Health Program under the direction of Dr. Richard Marlink as well as researchers across the University working on international environmental health (via seminars, informational sessions and collaborative sponsored research).

Finding the Right Spot For SPME Deployment with Faculty and Students in Thailand
Air Sampling from Hospital Roof in San Juan
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Collaborating school, Rangsit Thailand
Home interview and environmental sampling
Neurobehavioral tests in Thailand
Pesticide biomarker testing
Handwipe sampling for pesticide residue
Finding the Right Spot For SPME Deployment with Faculty and Students in Thailand
Air Sampling from Hospital Roof in San Juan
L
Collaborating school, Rangsit Thailand
Home interview and environmental sampling
Neurobehavioral tests in Thailand
Pesticide biomarker testing
Handwipe sampling for pesticide residue
Finding the Right Spot For SPME Deployment with Faculty and Students in Thailand
Air Sampling from Hospital Roof in San Juan
L
Collaborating school, Rangsit Thailand
Home interview and environmental sampling
Neurobehavioral tests in Thailand
Pesticide biomarker testing
Handwipe sampling for pesticide residue
  1. Promote research initiatives involving global health concerns in collaboration with EOHSI members
  2. Identify partners within Rutgers who are currently involved in Global Projects
  3. Develop ties with the Rutgers Global (GAIA)
  4. Begin the steps to establish EOHSI as a WHO Collaborative Center
  5. Provide short course opportunities and training on environmental and occupational health issues
  6. Develop a seminar series with a focus on global environmental health
  7. Develop rapid response mechanisms for international support, relief, and research
  8. Develop University-wide global health conference with focus on environment
  9. Website, face book, twitter highlights for Global Division
  10. Facilitating responses to transdisciplinary funding opportunities
    1. Develop a listserve with notification for funding opportunities
    2. Create pilot projects in anticipation for national funding opportunities

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