►Congratulations to Megan Latshaw, PhD '06, MHS '01, who was selected to receive the American Chemical Society Environment Section's Distinguished Service Award!
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
E-cigarettes, Juuls and Heat-Not-Burn Devices: The Science and Regulation of Vaping
E-cigarettes can help some people quit smoking but may entice others to start. So how should they be regulated?
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FACULTY HIGHLIGHT
Former UN Official Brings Food Systems Expertise to His New Role as Center for a Livable Future Director
Martin Bloem brings a global perspective to the issues of food access, security and justice.
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
We Need to Purify Water, But Can We Do It Better?
In this Academic Minute, assistant professor Carsten Prasse, explains some unwanted chemicals may be a byproduct of purification.
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STUDENT HIGHLIGHT
Dundalk Paddleboard Race Celebrates Camaraderie and Clean Water
PhD student Kyle Aune, who studies environmental epidemiology with a focus on how climate change affects people, was the first finisher of the 2.5-mile paddle in the B’More SUP race.
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Students and faculty discuss unique academic and research opportunities, mentorship, environmental engineering and public health in EHE.
Announcements & Events
2019
Top 10 University
#1 School of Public Health
#11 in Environmental Engineering
Thesis Defense | Nov. 6
LunchLearnLink | Nov. 8
Grand Rounds | Nov. 9
INTERDISCIPLINARY
A unique collaboration, residing equally between a school of public health and a school of engineering
REPUTATION
Combines the faculty and resources of two of the nation's top-ranked programs
IMPACT
Defining policy and advancing understanding of the relationship between human activity and the environment
LEADERS
Faculty and alumni are global experts in environmental health sciences and engineering
DIVERSITY
A diverse student and faculty body fosters a rich, collaborative learning environment