Colorado State University Environmental Public Health Undergraduate Program

Dr. Judy Heiderscheidt holds the record for most roles held by a single person in our program. Student, GTA, alumnus, internship preceptor, external advisory board member, academic advisor, internship coordinator, parent of an EPH student, faculty member and undergraduate program director. We are grateful for all of Dr. Heiderscheidt's impactful contributions to our program and its students. Catch up with her April 13 and 14 at our program's 50th celebration. REGISTRATION DEADLINE APRIL 8!
https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/csueph50

ERHS 320 Water Quality instructor Dr. Debbie Lee is the featured speaker at this month's Science on Tap!

"Drinking Water Quality & Human Health: Vulnerable Communities in the US"

Debbie Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences at CSU. She is an environmental health scientist, studying the impacts of microbial water quality on human health.

Historically, high-income countries have invested heavily in drinking water infrastructure and services and have reaped the public health benefits of these investments. Even so, access to safely managed drinking water is still not ubiquitous throughout these countries and literature on the burden of disease associated with contaminated drinking water for vulnerable subpopulations is limited. In my presentation, I will talk about my work to estimate the burden of disease attributed to microbial contamination of private drinking water wells, which are federally unregulated and the source of drinking water for over 40 million people in the US.

Dr. David Gilkey was director of CSU's Environmental Public Health undergraduate program from 2002 - 2015 and he taught introductory environmental health classes as well as water quality, ergonomics, and emergency preparedness & response. Dr. G's infectious enthusiasm and encouragement led many students to study Environmental Public Health. We are thrilled he will be joining us for the 50th celebration on April 13 and 14! Registration closes April 8. https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/csueph50

Dr. Ken Blehm...an icon in CSU's Environmental Public Health undergraduate program. What are your favorite Dr. Blehm memories? Don't forget to register for our 50th anniversary celebration where you can connect with Dr. Blehm and other former and current faculty. https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/csueph50

Calling all former EHSA officers and members! One of the breakout sessions at our 50th anniversary celebration will be a gathering of current and former officers of the student association. Come share your memories! Register today!
https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/CSUEPH50

Registration is now open for our 50th anniversary celebration happening on April 13 and 14 in Fort Collins!

Space is limited, register by April 8

CSU Environmental Public Health 50th Celebration This two-day event at the Hilton Hotel in Fort Collins features updates on the Environmental Public Health undergraduate program as well opportunities for you to provide feedback and connect with students, alumni, faculty and staff during networking and breakout sessions and an evening social. Also....

An update on our 50th anniversary celebration: planning continues for this 2-day event, and the registration website will be opening soon! Below is a sneak peak of the schedule which includes an Environmental Public Health Student Association (EPHSA) social at the Rio on Thursday night, sponsored by Hellman and Associates.

Hope to see you in Fort Collins on April 13 and 14!

Environmental Health student Beth Plentl will giving the commencement speech on Saturday morning. Congrats to Beth and the rest of our 15 BS in EH grads!

CSU soccer player Beth Plentl to deliver commencement speech for CVMBS - Colorado State University Athletics FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Not just any day -- the kind which populate much of our time on earth -- but those days.

Meet Sara Hanneman, one of 15 grads in Environmental Health this spring/summer. Congrats to all of our graduates!

Outstanding Grad: Sara Hanneman, environmental health Hanneman plans to pursue a Master of Public Health or attend medical school after graduation.

This week's TEHD Talk is on environmental justice. All who are interested are welcome to join.

Join EHSA for an insider EHS tour of Anheuser Busch on Friday May 3 @ 3pm! RSVP required.