The University Teaching and Research Awards were announced this week, and Mr. William Hill has received nomination for the Board of Governors Distinguished Professor of Teaching award. Congratulations on your nomination, Mr. Hill!
BS Environmental Health students, Bill Kitchen (1st from left), Michael Capalbo (2nd) and Samantha Curtis (3rd) attended the AIHA Carolinas Fall Conference this week from Sept. 28-29 at Myrtle Beach, SC. Also on the…
Dr. Stephanie Richards posted another Terminix blog this week on the global diversity of cockroaches, wherein she described some examples and the distribution of cockroaches that are considered pests (e.g., American cockroach) and those…
Kearney GD, Balanay JG and Mannarino AJ* (2017). Effectiveness of a Multifaceted Occupational Noise and Hearing Loss Intervention Among Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers. Journal of Environmental Health 80(3): 8-15. Abstract Landscaping and groundskeeping workers are…
Dr. Stephanie Richards posted a Terminix blog this week on spatial repellants and their use to avoid exposure to mosquito bites. Public health officials from federal and local agencies advise the public to wear topical…
World Environmental Health Day (WEHD) was celebrated at East Carolina University for the 2nd year on September 26, 2017 by the ECU Environmental Health Sciences (EHS) Program, along with the International Federation of Environmental…
December 31st, 2016
MS Environmental Health student, Justin Bunn, was awarded the AEHAP Student Research Competition Award for his work on the investigations into barrier spray efficacy for mosquito control in Eastern North Carolina at the National…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded the American Mosquito Control Association (AMCA) a multi-million dollar contract in 2016 to establish training and certificate programs for mosquito surveillance and control that have…