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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS;
A DATABASE
PREPARED BY
J. WILFRED CWIKIEL, NNEMS FELLOW
AND
JOSH HUREWITZ, PH.D., NNEMS FELLOW
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGULATORY INNOVATIONS STAFF (PM^223)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460
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NOTICE
The information included in this database was collected and
prepared over two consecutive summers. During the summer of
1988, Josh Hurewitz, Ph.D., at the time pursuing a master's in
business administration at Cornell University, completed the
initial phase of data collection. During the summer of 1989, J.
Wilfred Cwikiel, currently a master's student in management,
planning and policy at the School of Natural Resources,
University of Michigan, finalized the data collection and
confirmation process and readied the document for publication and
distribution. Both men were employed by the U. S. Environmental
Protection Agency under the auspices of the National Network for
Environmental Management Studies Program (NNEMS). NNEMS,
administered by E.P.A., is an innovative program that provides
graduate students with quality professional experience and
provides the E.P.A. with needed analyses in targeted areas. The
information included in the database reflects the findings and
conclusions of the authors and not necessarily those of EPA or
any other government entity. Mention of any school, research
center, or non-formal educational program names, products, or
processes does not constitute E.P.A. endorsement.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
Comments and questions regarding this database should be directed
to U.S.E.P.A., Regulatory Innovations Staff (PM-223), Washington
D.C., 20460. Suggestions regarding needs and roles in updating
the program data contained herein are particularly welcome.
Copies of this report and other materials relevant to
environmental management training may be obtained by writing to
Government Project Officer:
James E. Hayes
Environmental Protection Specialist
Regulatory Innovations Staff (PM-223)
U. S. E. P. A.
401 M. street, S.w.
Washington, D.C. 20460
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AC KNQWLE DGEME NTS
This document owes its comprehensiveness to the work of many
individuals. We would like to thank the Regulatory Innovations
Staff of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, especially
James E. Hayes and Tapio L. Kuusinen, for their continued support
and assistance in all aspects of research and production.
Anthony onyewuchi helped solve computer problems throughout the
production and proved instrumental in formatting the final
product. The sources listed in the bibliography made the task
much more manageable. Those people contacted to provide and
reconfirm data proved to be extremely helpful. Host of all, we
would like to thank the visionary and concerned people who have
developed the academic programs listed in this database.
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INTRODUCTION
In recent years, a new professional discipline within the
traditional corporation has become increasingly important—the
environmental manager. In recent workshops on corporate
environmental management training jointly sponsored by the U. S.
Environmental Protection Agency and the Occidental Petroleum
Corporation, senior-level corporate environmental managers,
representatives from academia, consultants, and state and federal
regulatory agencies met to define the role of the industrial
environmental manager and identify needs for effective training.
The following quotation from the workshop proceedings exemplifies
the complexity of this relatively new position:
Environmental management should focus on four areas to
assure compliance with legal requirements and adherence
to corporate philosophy: (1) the reduction of losses by
assisting with process evaluation and optimization, and
waste minimization; (2) the reduction of potential
liabilities, which in part may be achieved by increased
compliance with control regulation; (3) the reduction
of exposure to conditions that create risk; and (4) the
management of natural resources for multiple use both
to maintain future reserves and to conserve and protect
the environment and public health.
Given such a broad mandate, the difficulty of effectively
preparing skilled persons for these positions is apparent. In
order to make informed .decisions, the environmental manager must
possess the ability to integrate knowledge, skill and expertise
in such diverse disciplines as environmental law, physical and
biological sciences, systems analysis, engineering, and
economics. In addition, because the environmental manager must
foster the "trust and understanding of all units within the
operations that require oversight," he or she must also possess
skills in motivation, human resources management, communication,
and negotiation.
To further emphasize the complexity of the environmental
management function, consider the duties of the environmental
manager as determined by the above-mentioned focus group:
* assist with development of policies and procedures, as
well as guidelines for operations staff,
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* translate policies and procedures into specific
requirements for day-to-day, point of compliance
operations,
* evaluate and communicate actual environmental risks,
* develop and oversee monitoring procedures to enable
objective performance measurement and expeditious
reporting,
* identify and analyze operating trends and environmental
regulation development and convey their implications to
operating staff and management,
* identify and review cost-effective solutions to current
and anticipated environmental problems,
* participate actively in engineering design of new or
modified manufacturing facilities, equipment, and
processes,
* effectively communicate with corporate managers,
government and industry officials, and the public,
* identify and manage technical staff and consultants
required for program implementation.
Given the broad range of diverse skills and knowledge areas
needed to effectively perform these functions, it is not
surprising that most environmental managers have developed their
knowledge base through experience on the job. However, due to
increased regulation, public pressure, and corporate concern over
the environment, the demand for greater numbers of environmental
managers will increase. This phenomenon was noted in the January
1988 issue of American Society of Civil Engineers News, "a major
manpower shortage in the environmental engineering field is
coming..." The attached database seeks to disseminate summary
information concerning present educational efforts to prepare
students to meet the current and future need.
ABOUT THE DATABASE
PURPOSE:
Although perhaps the single most important factor in the success
of an environmental manager may be on-the-job experience, the
primary purpose of this database is to identify available
environmental coursework and training which could be useful in
the professional development of corporate environmental managers.
We hope that students interested in entering this field or
corporations that wish to improve their environmental staff
through advanced education and training will find this document
useful. In addition, the database can be used to identify pieces
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of an environmental management program which could be integrated
to form a comprehensive environmental management program.
A secondary purpose of this Database is to foster dialogue
between individuals in the academic setting, consulting and non-
formal education organizations, corporations, and regulatory
agencies committed to advancing the field of environmental
management. It is the authors' hope that this database will be
used to increase program quality and support through networking.
This purpose has already been partially realized by connections
made while conducting the research.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:
Because the targeted disciplines that serve to prepare
environmental managers for their position are so diverse, the
university and continuing education programs that are listed are
equally diverse. To capture this diversity as much as possible,
the data collection phase tapped a variety of sources. Initial
stages of the data collection were completed by Josh Hurewitz in
cooperation with James Hayes of E.P.A.'s Regulatory Innovations
Staff. This phase included investigating a variety of
publications including the Register of Environmental Engineering
Programs. compiled by the Association of Environmental
Engineering Professors, selected Peterson * s Guides. and an
Advent database search. The second phase of the production of
this document was completed by J. Wilfred Cwikiel, also in
cooperation with James Hayes. This phase included identifying
additional schools that were not identified in the initial phase,
reconfirming data that was originally collected, and final
formatting and preparation of the document for production. Most
data reconfirmation was completed by personal phone
conversations. However, given time and resource constraints, not
all representatives from the listed programs were contacted.
Where this was the case, the most current data available (see
bibliography) was used. In an effort to minimize subjectivity,
program emphasis descriptions use phraseology that appeared in
the previously mentioned guides or in phone conversations with
program representatives. In all cases, an attempt was made to
identify a reliable contact person and phone number to allow
users of this database to easily get the most current
information concerning the programs listed.
Regardless of our best intentions, we realize that this database
is not complete. Because this field is undergoing rapid growth,
personnel and programs are changing quickly. We must also note
that there were no attempts made to evaluate programs. Program
inclusion was based loosely on whether or not the coursework
offered fit into the range of possibilities outlined in the focus
group meetings mentioned above. We apologize if programs were
left out that should have been included, or if programs included
have recently changed in such a manner that would suggest their
exclusion here.
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DATABASE FORMAT:
The relevant information for each university and continuing
education program, including department, program within
university, program emphasis, phone number, address, and contact
person was compiled using the IBM compatible dBase III Plus
program by Ashton-Tate.
The first section includes the university name, department,
program within the university, program emphasis, contact person
and phone number in an easy to read format. The second section
contains each address for the programs listed in a nailing label
format. This should facilitate 'mass mailings by programs to
other programs and by perspective students requesting additional
information from many schools. The information concerning
continuing education programs has been formatted in the same
general manner.
CONTENT:
Formal University Programs:
Although often criticized for their "Ivory Tower11 approach, many
university programs offer applied coursework in academic
disciplines relevant to environmental management such as biology,
chemistry, meteorology, air pollution, .geology, industrial
hygiene, hazardous and solid waste management, ecology,
environmental and occupational health, decision analysis,
radiological health, toxicology, microbiology, water resources
management, wastewater treatment, risk modeling and environmental
impact analysis. As will become apparent, these courses appear
in varied and diverse programs and departments throughout the
universities and colleges listed.
Many schools of engineering offer degrees in environmental
engineering or environmental management. Our first thought was
to include only these. However, as different schools were
researched further, we found that there are relevant programs and
coursework outside of the traditional schools of engineering.
For those who seek more detailed information concerning
environmental engineering programs, we suggest that you consult
the 1989 Register of Environmental Engineering Graduate Programs.
a very detailed report compiled by the Association of
Environmental Engineering Professors.
Since knowledge of the law and regulatory process is necessary
for the environmental manager, focus group members targeted the
areas of environmental ethics and environmental law as beneficial
academic disciplines. Although all degree granting schools of
law do offer courses in environmental law, they were not included
in the list for the sake of brevity. However, it should be noted
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that environmental management strategies for some firms may
assume a predominantly legal stature.
Schools of public health offer significant coursework and skill
training relevant to environmental management such as toxicology,
groundwater contamination, hazardous waste handling, industrial
hygiene, environmental and occupational health, etc. It is for
this reason that many schools of public health were included in
the database. Contact with Barry Stern, Environmental Program
Officer, Public Health Professions Branch, United States
Department of Health and Human Services has revealed that the
Health Resources and Services Administration is actively pursuing
studies which, attempt to characterize and help satisfy the need
for trained professionals in the field of hazardous waste
management. For more information, we suggest you consult
Evaluating the Environmental Health Work Force, a recent report
produced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The Department of Health and Human Service's concern for this
issue, confirmed by their high level of effort in this area, and
the level of concern expressed by the environmental audit staffs
at both Department of Energy and the Department of Defense
.suggest future federal agency cooperation in environmental
management.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Continuing training and education programs are critical parts of
maintaining the quality of environmental management, and they are
viewed as major components of professionalization and career
advancement for environmental managers. They serve as a valuable
means of keeping environmental managers up to date on legal,
regulatory and technological changes. Because most continuing
education programs are closely linked to market forces, they
fulfill a need which is not always met by formal university
programs. Continuing education in the environmental area is
estimated to be growing at a rate of 20% per year. This growth
can be attributed to many factors, including changes in public
opinion and stricter environmental regulations.
The available continuing education and training services offered
by the organizations listed vary dramatically. Topics covered can
range from state of the art technological advances to current
environmental regulations. These are offered in various settings
such as symposia, workshops, and conferences both in and off
campus. Usually, attendees at continuing education courses are
members of engineering staffs and corporate counsel. In
addition, many corporations develop their own employee training
programs with the assistance of a consulting firm or university.
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CONCLUSION!
Growth in the environmental management field is breathtaking.
As this report is going to press, we have found out that the
National Wildlife Federation Corporate Conservation Council is
sponsoring an environmental management Curriculum Development
Program for schools of management and business administration.
We are sure that there many other programs, both in the formal
and non-formal sector, are currently being developed. As more
and more resources are devoted to the effective preparation and
development of corporate environmental managers, we will continue
to enjoy the fruits of a productive, responsible industrial
sector, and a healthy environment.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
"Corporate Environmental Management Training." Workshop
proceedings from two workshops on corporate environmental
management training, prepared by James E. Hayes and Tapio L.
Kuusinen, Regulatory Innovations Staff, U.S.E.P.A. 1989
Institute Training Catalog (Advanced Copy) 1988. U.S. E.P.A.
Washington, D. C. 1987
Graduate and Professional Programs. An Overview 1987;
Twenty-First Edition. Amy T. Goldstein and Raymond D. Sacchetti,
eds. Peterson's Guides, Princeton, NJ. 1986
Graduate and Professional Programs. An Overview 1989;
Twenty-Third Edition. Theresa C. Moore, series editor.
Peterson's Guides, Princeton, N.J. 1988.
Peterson's Graduate Education DirectoryT Paul Miers, Ph.d.
and Amy Goldstein, eds. Peterson's Guides, Princeton, NJ. 1986
Peterson's Higher Education Directory. 1989; Second Edition.
Bohlander, Richard E., K. R. Kaye, R. E. Henne, eds. Peterson's
Guides, Princeton, N.J. 1988.
REGISTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING GRADUATE PROGRAMS.
FIFTH EDITION. Gary L. Amy, and W. R. Knocke, eds. Association
of Environmental Engineering Professors, 1984
1986 Graduate Education and Career Directions in Science.
Engineering and Public Policy. Teich, A.H., B.D. Gold, and J. M.
Waiz eds. American Society for the Advancement of Science, Office
of Public Sector Programs, Washington, D. C. 1985 -
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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WHICH OFFER COUPSEWORK RELEVANT TO
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING
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SCHOOLS, DEPARTMENTS AND PROGRAMS
WHICH OFFER COURSEWORK RELEVANT
TO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
TRAINING
UNIVERSITY
OR
COLLEGE
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
ANTICCH/NEW
ENGLAND GRADUATE
SCHOOL
ARIZONA STATE
UNIVERSITY
AUBURN
UNIVERSITY
BAYLOR
UNIVERSITY
BEMIDJI STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT
COMPUTER SCIENCE
& INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT OF
CHEMISTRY
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVII ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
DIVISION OF
SCIENCE b
MATHEMATICS
PROGRAM
WITHIN
UNIVERSITY
INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE
CbNTEK FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
PROGRAM
EMPHASIS
COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION
SYSTEMS.
COURSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,
SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT, SOIL
SCIENCE, HYDROLOGY, FINANCIAL
ADMINISTRATION.
SOLID WASTE & WASTEWATER
MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH.
HATER 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
AIR POLLUTION, PUBLIC HEALTH,
SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
INTERDISCIPLINARY. RENEWABLE
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT,
ETHICS, ECONOMICS, AIR
POLLUTION AND HAZARDOUS HASTE
CONTROL, BIOTECHNOLOGY.
INTERDISCIPLINARY:
, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,
BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,
CONTACT PHONE
PERSON NUMBER
JEAN BELNAP 202-885-1474
JAMES E. GIRARD, 202-885-173)
PH.D.
ALEXANDRA DAMSON, 603-357-3122
PH.D.
JOHN KLOCK, PH.D. 602-965-3589
S. R. JENKINS, PH.D. 205-844-4320
W. M. ALEXANDER, 817-755-3405
PH.D.
S.A. SPIGAREILI, 218-755-2910:
PH.D.
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOGRAPHY
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
GEOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, COMPUTER
SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS.
BIOCHEMICAL, MARINE,
POPULATION, 6 EVOLUTIONARY
BIOLOGY. MICROBIAL BIOLOGY.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT,
PLANNING, 6 POLICY, MODELLING
AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, &
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMBTT.
THOMAS KUNZ, PH.D.
T. R. LAKSHMANAN,
PH.D.
617-353-2432
617-353-3083
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
CONCENTRATION
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS &
HEALTH, POLICY, STATISTICS,
EPIDEMIOLOGY, OCCUPATIONAL
DAVID OZONOFF, M.D. 617-638-4620
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HEALTH, ECONOMICS, CORPORATE
RISK MANAGEMENT.
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY
TECHNOLOGY &
POLICY PROGRAM
TECHNOLOGY
STRATEGIES AND
POLICY
SOCIAL, ORGANIZATIONAL,
ECONOMIC & PSYCHOLOGICAL
IMPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATION, MANAGEMENT, 6
POLICY.
CIAUDINE KESSMER
BRIGHAM YOUNG
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING,
WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
AIR POLLUTION, SOIL & FLUID
MECHANICS, HYDROLOGY.
LAVERE MERRITT, PH.D. 801-378-2311
BROWN UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INTEGRATING DISCIPLINES OF
STUDIES ECONCHICS, BIOLOGY,
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY, LAW, 6
PUBLIC POLICY.
HAROLD WARD, PH.D. 401-863-3449
BUCKNELL
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SOLID HASTE AND HAZARDOUS
WASTE MANAGEMENT, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
MICHAEL LK3REGA, 717-524-1112
PH.D.
CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AIR POLLUTION, HATER RESOURCE
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNOLOGY APPLIED SCIENCE SCIENCE ECONOMICS.
PAUL C. JENNINGS, 818-356-4100
PH.D.
CALIFORNIA
POLYTECHNIC
STATE UNIVERSITY
CIVIL & ENV.
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
AIR AND WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL, HAZARDOUS HASTE
DISPOSAL.
C.J. COTA, PH.D. 805-756-;
CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY,
FRESNO
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT, HATER RESOURCES
PLANNING, SOLID AND HAZARDOUS
HASTE ENGINEERING.
ELDEN K. SHAH, PH.D. 209-294-2603
CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY,
SACREMEHTO
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN HATER AND WASTEWATER
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, ATMOSPHERIC
ENGINEERING POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING,
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, HYDROLOGY.
KEN KERRI, PH.D. 916-278-6982
CARNEGIE-MELLON
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING
CONCENTRATION
HATER 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
GROUNDKATER SYSTEMS, AIR
POLLUTION
MONITORING, SYSTEMS
MODELLING, INDOOR E> GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTS, POLICY.'.
RICHARD G. LUTHY, 412-268-2940
PH.D.
CARNEGIE-MELLCN
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF
ENGINEERING 6
PUBLIC POLICY
CENTER FOR ENERGY
b ENV. STUDIES
ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC
POLICY, PROCESS DESIGN, HATER
CHEMISTRY, ELECTRIC
SYSTEMS MODELLING, RADIATION
HEALTH POLICY, AIR POLLUTION.
EDWARD RUBIN, PH.D. 412-268-2672
CASE WESTERN
RESERVE
DEPT. OF
EPIDEMIOLOGY &
BIOSTATISTICS
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
EPIDEMIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY.
ELENA C. MCCOY, PH.D. 216-386-5965
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CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY OF
AMERICA
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL FLUID TRANSPORT, COASTAL
ENGINEERING OCEAN TRANSPORT, SEWER
DESIGN, SANITARY ENGINEERING,
WATER QUALITY, SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING.
TIMOTHY W. KAC, PH.D. 202-£.'5-::i3
UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK,
CITY COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
ECOLOGY
L. MANTEL, PH.D. 212-650-6SOQ
CITY UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK,
CITY COLLEGE
DEPT. OF EARTH &
PLANETARY
SCIENCES
METEOROLOGY, HYDROLOGY.
DENNIS WEISS, PH.D. 212-690-6985
CLARKSON
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL &
ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN DRINKING AND WASTEWATER
ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT, BOIREHIATION, AIR
ENGINEERING POLLUTION/ACID RAIN,
GROUND AND MATER MANAGEMENT,
MODELLING.
JOSEPH DEPIKTO, PH.D. 315-268-4430
CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV.
SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING
WASTEWATER. AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL, RADIATION
PROTECTION, ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS.
THOMAS M. KEINATH, 803-656-3276
PH.D.
COLARADO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF
RADIOLOGY &
RADIATION BIOLOGY
COLL. OF VETRINARY
& BIOMEDICAL
SCIENCES
RADIOECOLOGY, NUCLEAR-WASTE
MANAGEMENT, RADIATION
PROTECTION.
EDWARD GILLETTE,
PH.D.
303-491-5222
COLL. OF STATEN
ISLAND, CITY
UNIV. OF NEW
YORK
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
APPLIED ENV.
SCIENCES & ECOLOGY
COMPREHENSIVE,
INTERDISCIPLINARY SYSTEMS
APPROACH TO SOLVING
AIR 6 HATER POLLUTION
PROBLEMS.
J.R. OPPENHEIMER,
PH.D.
718-390-7501
COLORADO SCHOOL
OF MINES
DEPT. OF ENV.
SCIENCES & ENV.
ENGIN.
ENV. SCIENCES,
ENV. ENGINEERING
INTEGRATES ENV. LAW, AIR 6
WATER QUALITY, RECLAMATION,
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
IN SOLVING ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS.
JOHN EMERICK, PH.D. 303-273-3000
COLORADO STATE
UNIVERSITY
COLORADO STATE
UNIVERSITY
COLL. OF VEIBTY
NED. fc BIONED.
SCI.
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EPIDEMIOLOGY, TOXICOLOGY,
OCCUPATIONAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.
INTER-DEPARTMENTAL PROGRAM.
INTEGRATES ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH, POLICY, POLLUTANT
DETECTION AND CONTROL
TECHNOLOGY.
ELDON SAVAGE, PH.D. 303-491-7038
ROBERT WARD, PH.D. 303-491-1051
COLORADO
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
AIR POLLUTION, BOUNDARY LAYER
STUDIES, OCEAN/AIR
INTERACTION.
THOMAS MCKEE PH.D. 303-491-8360
COLORADO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
THOMAS G. SANDERS,
PH.D.
303-491-8652
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ENGINEERING
QUALITY CONTROL,
AIR POLLUTION.
COLORADO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF AC. S
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERING
LAND USE PLANNING,
ENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER LAW.
VINCENT MUSPKY, ?H.D 30j-Jc;-^fc
COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
PROG. IN ATM. i,
PLANETARY SCIENCE
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
JAMES SiMPSON, PH.D. 212-35-: 4=25
COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, OCCUPATIONAL
SCIENCES MEDICINE.
GRANVILLE SEWELL, 212-305-3464
PH.D.
CORNELL
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL RESOURCES
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN NATURAL
RESOURCES
FISHERIES & WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT, AGRO-FORESTRY,
RESOURCE POLICY & PLANNING,
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
MANAGEMENT.
RAY OGLESBY PH.D. 607-255-2823
CORNELL
UNIVERSITY
DEFT. OF AG. &
BIOLOGICAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
GROUND WATER, NONPOINT SOURCE
POLLUTION, WATER POLLUTION.
GERALD E. REYKUGLER, 607-255-3087
PH.D.
CORNELL
UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE FOR
COMPARATIVE &
ENV. TOXICOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
RUTH SCHWARTZ, PH.D. 607-255-8008
CORNELL
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL &
ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
MAINTENENCE. ENVIRONMENTAL
LAW, PESTICIDES,
WA5TEWATER TREATMENT,
GEOTECHNOLOUY.
ARNIM H. MEYBURG, 607-255-3
PH.D.
DARTMOUTH
COLLEGE
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES PROGRAM
INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE,
POLICY, & HUMANITIES PROGRAM.
COURSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH, LAW, & JOURNALISM.
JAMES HORNIG, PH.D. 603-646-2838
OREXEL
UNIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES INSTITUTE
ENV. STUDIES &
ENV. ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS ENGINEERING ASPECTS
OF AIR AND WATER POLLUTION,
SOLID WASTE & WASTEWATER
MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY.
WESLEY 0. PIPES,
PH.D.
215-895-2265
DUKE UNIVERSITY DEPT. OF CIVIL £ ENVIRONMENTAL
ENV. ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
AIR POLLUTION, SOLID WASTE,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
HA31RDOUS WASTE, PROCESS
DESIGN, ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS,
MATERIALS RECOVERY, WASTE TO
ENERGY RESEARCH,
MICROBIOLOGY, POLLUTANT
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS,
GROUNDHATER, TRANSPORTATION.
P. AARE VESILIND, 919-684-2434
PH.D.
DUKE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF
FORESTRY & ENV.
STUDIES
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT,
PLANNING, (, POLICY.
GEORGE DUTROW, PH.D. 919-684-2421
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EAST CAROLIMA
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN BIOLOGY
HEALTH RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL GERHARD KALMl'S, PH.D. ?L?-7S7
& TECHNICAL AREAS.
EAST TEN7SSSEE
STATE UN1VERSI7
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
& ALLIED HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMOLCGY, SANITATION,
HEALTH OCCUPATIONAL
' SAFETY & HEALTH, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT, & WATER RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION.
GUY R. LANZA, PH.D.
EASTERN MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY
ECOLE
POLYTICHNIQUE DE
MONTREAL
COLLEGE OF
TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY
ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE
DEPT. OF
INTERDISCIPLINARY
TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY AND
ENVIRONMENT
INTEGRATED INDIVIDUALIZED PAUL KUWIK, PH.D.
MASTERS PROGRAM IN TECHNOLOGY
C. SOCIETY.
313-487-1161
SAFETY ANALYSIS OF ENERGY
SYSTEMS, ECONOMICS, NATURAL
GAS TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL 6
COMMUNITY ENERGY USE. NOTE:
ALL COURSES IN FRENCH.
ALTAN TAPUCU, PH.D. S14-340-4602
EMORY UNIVERSITY
DIVISION OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL &
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING,
OCCUPATIONAL TOXICOLGY.
EUGENE GANGAROSA,
M.D.,M.P.H.
404-727-T8Q6
FLORIDA
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
CHEMICAL & ENV.
ENGINEERING DEPT.
PROGRAM IN ENV. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND N. THOMAS STEPHENS, 407-768-«X»
ENGINEERING & SCIENCE. BIOLOGY, CHEHISTRY, PH.D.
SCIENCE WATER, HASTEHATER, AIR
POLLUTION.
FLORIDA SCHOOL OF PROGRAM IN WATER 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT, ROBERTO NAIBAITZ, 305-554-3824
INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL SOLID WASTE, AIR POLLUTION, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL TOXICOLOGY.
FLORIDA STATE
UNIVERSITY
FLORIDA STATE
UNIVERSITY
FRONT RANGE
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
DDT. OF
HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS
TECftCLOGY
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
HAZ. MAT.
TECHNOLOGY t,
CERTIFICATION
ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY.
METEOROLOGY, BOUNDARY LAYER
DYNAMICS, AIR POLLUTION,
ATMOSPHERIC TRACE GASES.
PROVIDES PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE
IN RECYCLING & RECLAMATION,
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TREATMENT,
STORAGE, 6 DISPOSAL, & SITE
INVESTIGATION.
THOMAS ROBERTS, PH.D. 904-644-3023
DAVID STUART, PH.D. 904-644-«20S
OWEN BURTON, PH.D. 303-466-8811
GEORGE KASGN
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
ENV. BIOLOGY,
PUBLIC POLICY
PROGRAM
PURE AND APPLIED
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH,
POLICY, ENVIRONMENTAL
LEGISLATION, IMPLEMENTATION
OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW.
CARL ERNST, PH.D. 703-323-2181
GEORGE DEPT. OF CIVIL, PROGRAM IN GROUNDWATER, ADVANCED
WASHINGTON MECH. & ENV. ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT PROCESS, HAZARDOUS
UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING ENGINEERING WASTE MANAGEMENT,
RAYMOND R. FOX, PH.D. 202-994-€749
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ENVI RCKKENTAL ASSES3-ENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY.
CECPGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
DEFT. OF
ENGINEERING
ADMINISTRATION
ENVIRONMENTAL &
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
ENERGY CONSERVATION,
POLLUTION PREVENTION AND
CONTROL, ENERGY RESOURCE AND
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
HC.VER SEWELL, PH.D.
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
& INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS
PROGRAM IN SCI.
TECH. & PUBLIC
POLICY
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
IMPLICATION OF TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATIONS.
ROBERT Ri'CROFT, PH.D. 202-395-7232
GEORGIA SCHOOL OF CIVIL DEPARTMENT OF AIR (. WATER QUALITY AND
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION CONTROL, SOLID AND
TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
MICHAEL SAUNDERS, 404-894-2265
PH.D.
GEORGIA
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF
GEOPHYSICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
MODELLING, OZONE DEPLETION,
ACID RAIN, AIR POLLUTION
TRANSPORT,
REMOTE SENSING.
WILLIAM CHAMEIDES, 404-894-3883
PH.D.
GEORGIA
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
TECHNOLOGY &
SCIENCE POLICY
IMPLICATIONS OF MANAGING
TECHNOLOGY TROUGH POLICY.
DAVID ROESSNER, PH.D. 404-894-6822
GDOOARD COLLEGE
INSTITUTE FOR
SOCIAL ECOLOGY
SOCIAL ECOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,
COMMUNITY HEALTH, ECOLOGY,
AND SOCIAL ECOLOGY.
DAN CHORDOKDFF,PH.D, 802-454-8311
HAMPTON
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF MARINE &
ENV. SCIENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,
BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL
OCEANOGRAPHY.
ROBERT BOWER, PH.D. 804-727J
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH &
PLANETARY
SCIENCES
GLOBAL WARMING, ACID RAIN
DEPOSITION.
JOAN DONAHUE
617-495-2351
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
KENNEDY SCHOOL OF
GOVERNMENT
SCIENCE, INVESTIGATES THE INTERFACE OF
TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, 6 PUBLIC
PUBLIC POLICY POLICY.
LEWIS BRANSCOMB,
PH.D.
617-495-1997
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPT. OF ENV. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, HEALTH
SCIENCE & POLICY & MANAGEMENT,
PHYSIOLOGY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH,
RADIATION BIOLOGY,
TOXICOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE.
DONALD HORNIG, PH.D.- 617-732-1030
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. 6 MATER
RESOURCES DIVISION
MR & MATER RESOURCES QUALITY
MANAGEMENT, HASTEHATER
TREATMENT.
JAMES H. JOHNSON,JR., 202-636-6577
PH.D., P.E.
HUMBOLDT STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV.
RESOURCES
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV.
RESOURCES ENG.
INTEGRATES INGINEERING •.
SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY,
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING 6
ANALYSIS, 6 ENGINEERING
DESIGN.
BRAD FINNEY, PH.D. 707-826-3619
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HUNTER COLL. OF
TIE cm UNIV,
OF MEW YORK
SCHOOL OF HEALTH
SCIENCES
PROG. IN ENV. &
• OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
SCIENCE BASED PROGRAM
INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE, & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH. PROGRAM IS PART OF
N.I.O.S.H. NETWORK.
DAVID KOTELCKUCK. ::;--;3i-5i i =
PH.D., K.P.H.
ILLINOIS
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
PRITZKER DEPT. OF
ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL WATER AND WASTEWATER
ENGINEERING TREATMENT, AIR RESOURCES
PROGRAM ENGINEERING, HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
RICHARD SAEKS,- PH.D. J12-567-J555
INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
& ENV. AFFAIRS
ENV. PLANNING
POLICY, ENV.
SCIENCES
(BLOOHINGTON & INDIANAPOLIS)
UNDG: GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH & POLICY. GRAD:
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 6
PLANNING, APPLIED ECOLOGY.
DAVID MCSWANE, PH.D. 317-274-2918
INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
(BLOCMINGTON)
INDIANA
UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
& ENV. AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
ENV. MANAGEMENT,
PLANNING, AND
POLICY
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL 6 OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
TOXICOLOGY, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS HANDLING, AIR
POLLUTION ABATEMENT.
DAN WILLARD, PH.D. 812-855-4985
ALLAN ANDREW, PH.D. 412-357-2352
IOWA STATE COLLEGE OF PROGRAM IN INTEGRATED PROGRAM COMBINING
UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY,
SCIENCES • STUDIES AGRICULTURE, & EDUCATION.
RESEARCH AT LEOPOLD CENTER
FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE.
GARY ATCHISON, PH.D. 515-294-1064
IOWA STATE
UNIVERSITY
JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL
CONSTRUCTION
ENGIN.
DEPT. OF EARTH 6
PLANETARY
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENV.
ENGTN. & HATER
RESOURCES
GRADUATE PROGRAM
SOLID t» HAZARDOUS HASTE
MANAGEMENT, AIR QUALITY,
GROUND HATER
REMTADTION, WATER TREATMENT,
BIOTECHNOLOGY.
GEOCHEMISTRY 6 PETROLOGY,
STRUCTUAL GEOLOGY 6
TECTONICS, GROUNDMATER
GEOLOGY, DYNAMICS OF
ATMOSPHERES 6 OCEANS.
RICHARD DAGUE. PH.D. 515-294-3563
BRUCE MARSH, PH.D. 301-338-7034
JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF
GEOGRAPHY 6 ENV.
ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
WASTEWATER, ENVIRONMENTAL
SYSTEMS, ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
ANALSIS, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY,
ECONOMICS.
CONCENTRATION INTENDED FOR
THOSE POSSESSING PROFESSIONAL
DEGREES IN
MEDICINE, DENTISTRY,
VETRINARY MEDICINE,
ENGINEERING.
M. GORDON WOLMAN, 301-338-5533
PH.D.
KAY CHADWELL, PH.D. 301-955-2212
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KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF PROGRAM IN
UNIVERSITY CIVIL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT,
STREAM POLLUTION, &
WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
ALEX MATKEWS, PH.D.
KrJJT STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
AQUATIC """LOGY, KESEVOIR &
LAKE R£. -.riON, WATERSHED
MANAGEMENT,
NUTRIENT DYNAMICS, WATER
QUALITY MANAGEMENT, ACID RAIN
DEPOSITION.
ROBERT HEATH, PH.D.
LEHIGH
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF PROGRAM IN
CIVIL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
ENGINEERING, WATER POLLUTION,
SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT, HATER 6
WASTEHATER TREATMENT.
A. K. SENGUPTA, PH.D. 215-758-3566
LEWIS AND CLARK
COLLEGE
NORTHWESTERN
SCHOOL OF LAW
COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT. ASSOCIATED WITH
THE NATURAL
RESOURCES LAW INSTITUTE &
MALHEUR ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD
STATION.
STEPHEN KANTER, J.D. 503-244-1181
LOMA LINDA
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH HEALTH, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
HANDLING, AIR POLLUTION.
GEORGE JOHNSTON,
PH.D.
714-824-4918
LOUISIANA STATE
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
GRADUATE RESEARCH
INSTITUTES
HAZARDOUS WASTE RESEARCH
CENTER, LOUSIANA WATER
REOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE,
INSTITUTE FOR RECYCLABLE
HASTE.
DAVID CONSTANT, PH.D. 504-388-6770
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING K
ENV. SCIENCES
INTERDISCIPLINARY FOCUS ON
WASTEWATER TREATMENT & SOLID
WASTE MANAGEMENT.
DONALD ANDERSON,
PH.D.
213-642-2899
MANHATTAN
COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGD4. 6 WATER AND WASTEWATER
SCIENCE GRAD. TREATMENT, MATHEMATICAL
PROGRAM MODELLING OF LAKES, STREAMS,
& ESTUARIES, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT.
JOHN S. JERIS, SC.D. 212-920-0276
KANKATO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DBEMOMENT OF
UWlMUNflUAIi
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY,
MICROBIOLOGY, TOXICOLOGY.
BETH PROCTOR, PH.D. 507-389-2321
MARQUETTE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN WATER AND WASTEWATER CONTROL,
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS, AND PLANT DESIGN,
ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, WATER
QUALITY MODELING AND SOLID
HASTE MANAGEMENT. :
ALFONZ ZANONI, PH.D. 414-288-7030
MASSACHUSETTS
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
UKl'EK FOR TECH.,
POLICY £ INDUCT.
DVLP. (CTPID)
PROGRAM IN TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC
TECHNOLOGY 6 POLICY. INTEGRATING ENERGY,
POLICY ENVIRONMENT, TECHNOLOGY,
RICHARD DENEUFVILLE, 617-253-7693
PH.D.
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SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, ETHICS,
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE
RESOLUTION, RISK ASSESSMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY.
MASSACHUSETTS
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WATER RESOURCES,
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW.
rAFAEL BRAS, PH.D. 51" -;.:-.!-.r. 1 '
MASSACHUSETTS
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
DEPT. OF EARTH,
ATM. 5. PLANETARY
SCIENCES
CENTER FOR
METEOROLOGY &
PHYS. OCEANOGRAPHY
METEROLOGY S, ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES. BOUNDARY LAYER
DYNAMICS, AIR & OCEAN
INTERACTIONS.
PETER STONE, PH.D. 617-253-2132
MASSACHUSETTS
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
DEPT. OF URBAN
STUDIES &
PLANNING
CITY PLANNING IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY
LEGAL, INSTITUTIONAL, &
ECONOMIC TOOLS BY WHICH
SOCIETY CONSERVES (, USES ITS
RESOURCES.
TUNNEY LEI, PH.D. 617-253-2028
MCGILL
UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF ENB.,
DEPT. OF CIVIl
ENGIN.
MINOR IN ENV. COURSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,
ECONOMICS, HYDROLOGY,
CORROSION PRINCIPLES, IMPACT
ASSESSMENT.
JAMES PROVAN, PH.D. 514-398-7254
MCNEESE STATS
UNIVERSITY
MEMPHIS STATE
UNIVERSITY
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
AT OXFORD
DEPT. OF
BIOLOGICAL & ENV.
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
ENV. SCIENCES, EPA
TRAINING PROGRAMS
EMPHASIS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE
TRAINING ON ALL ASPECTS OF
AIR 6 HATER POLLUTION.
BIOLOGICAL HASTE TREATMENT,
HAZARDOUS & SOLID WASTE
TREATMENT, GROUND HATER
MANAGEMENT, EROSION CONTROL.
INTERDISCIPLINARY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM
SOLVING, ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY, HATER RESOURCES,
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES,
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
AFFAIRS.
HAROLD STEVENSON,
PH.D.
318-475-5674
JOHN W. SMITH, PH.D. 901-678-3283
GENE WILLEKE, PH.D. 513-529-5811
MICHIGAN STATE
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF MS. &
NATURAL RESOURCES
DEPT. OF RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT
ALL ASPECTS OF NATURAL
RESOURCES MANAGEMENT,
PLANNING & POLICY.
JAMES H. ANDERSON, 517-355-0232
PH.D.
MICHIGAN STATE COMBBff OF PROGRAM IN WASTEWATER, HAZARDOUS & SOLID
UNIVERSITY CIVIL t ENV. ENVIRONMENTAL HASTE MANAGEMENT, AIR
ENGINEERING ENGINEERING RESOURCES,
WATER TREATMENT.
MACKENZIE DAVIS,
PH.D.
517-355-5107
MICHIGAN
TECHNOLOGICAL
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6
ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT,
WASTEWATER.
C. ROBERT BAILLOO,
PH.D.
906-487-2530
MISSISSIPPI
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
HATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
JOSEPH SHERRARD,
PH.D.
601-325-3050
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MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF NAT.
SCIENCES & ENV.
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE. j. SINGH, PH.D.
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH.
MONTANA STATE
UNIVERSITY
MURRAY STATE
UNfVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL S,
AG. ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV.
ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
WATER AND WASH-WATER
TREATMENT, SOLID WASTE, AIR
POLLUTION, HAZARDOUS WASTE.
HATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY &
HEALTH,
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT &
RESPONSE TRAINING, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
HCWARO 3. FEAVY,
PH.D.
STEVE SCHNEIDERMAN, 502-762-3093
PH.D., P.E.
NAVAL
POSTGRADUATE
SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
PROGRAM IN
METEOROLOGY
BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICS,
WEATHER ANALYSIS AND
FORECASTING, SATELLITE
METEOROLOGY, AIR SEA
INTERACTIONS, CLOUD PHYSICS.
ROBERT J. RENARD, 408-646-2516
PH.D.
NEW JERSEY
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
NEW MEXICO
INSTITUTE OF
MINING & TECH.
DEFT. OF CIVIL &
ENV. ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
AIR, HASTEWATER & INDUSTRIAL
WASTE MANAGEMENT. PROGRAM
INTEGRATES
POLICY & LAM INTO COURSEHORK.
ACID RAIN DEPOSITION,
ATMOSPHERIC RADON,
ELECTRicrry,
DYNAMICS, AND TRACE
CHEMISTRY.
SU LING CHENG, PH.D. 201-596-2461
DAVID J. RAYMOND, 505-935-5328
PH.D.
NEW YORK
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND
OBSERVATION.
MARVIN WEISS, PH.D. 212-399-8329
NEW YORK MEDICAL
COLLEGE
DEPT. OF ENV. &
HEALTH SCIENCES
ENV. SCIENCES,
HEALTH SCIENCES
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SCIENCES,
APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY, HAZARDOUS WASTE,
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES.
JOHN GROSS, PH.D. 914-993-4262
NEW YORK
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
APPLIED SCIENCE
PROGRAM IN
ENERGETICS AND
AIM. SCIENCES
ENERGY MANAGEMENT Cr POLICY.
ANTHONY WIENER, PH.D. 212-998-8995
NEW YORK
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM WITH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT. TOXICOLOGY,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 6
CONTAMINATION.
SUSE BROYDE, PH.D.
212-998-8200
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONTROL' AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ABATEMENT, WATER TREATMENT,
ENGINEERING WASTEWATER,
ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION,
GROUNDHATER, COASTAL ZONE
MANAGEMENT.
JOHN FISHER, PH.D.
919-737-2331
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NORTH CAROLINA
STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREST
RESOURCES
DEPARTMENT OF WOOD
& PAPER SCIENCES
PULP & PAPER TECHNOLOGY,
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL.
R. J. Tr-CKAS, PH.D. vl9-7;'-J13I
NORTH DAKOTA
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL eCINEERING
PROGRAM IN WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
ENGINEERING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT.
D. L. RIGiARDS, ?K.O. 70!-2:7 "2;:
NORTHEASTERN
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING
SCIENCE
AIR & WATER POLLUTION,
WASTEWATER, SOLID & HAZARDOUS
WASTE
TREATMENT.
IRVING WEI, PH.D. 617-537-244!
NORTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL, RADIATION,
PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, AIR
POLLUTION.
ROBERT GEMMELL, PH.D. 312-491-4035
OHIO STATE
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN INTERDISCIPLINARY. APPLIED
ENVIRONMENTAL ECOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY TOXICOLOGY,
ACID RAIN DEPOSITION, APPLIED
WILDILFE AND FISHERIES
SCIENCES.
SHELDON LUSTICK,
PH.D.
614-292-8772
OHIO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
AIR POLLUTION, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT, WATER 6
WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
ROBERT L. 614-422-2771
SIERAKOWSKI, PH.D.
OHIO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WATER 6 WASTEWATER PROCESS
DESIGN, ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY, SYSTEMS, COASTAL
ENGINEERING, HYDRAULICS 6
HYDROLOGY.
EARL WITLATCH, PH.D. 614-292-2005
OHIO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
PREVENTIVE
MEDICINE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE.
JUDY DAMSON
614-293-3907
OKLAHOMA STATE
UNIVERSITY,
STILLWATER
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING &
POLICY, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS,
GEOHYDROLOGY.
JOHN VEENSTRA, PH.D. 405-744-5266
OLD DOMINION
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
ECOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM INTEGRATES ECOLOGICAL
(, PHYSICAL SCIENCES, &
ANALYTIC 6 MANAGERIAL SKILLS
TO SOLVE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS.
FRANK DAY, PH.D. 804-683-3595
OLDDCMINICN
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY HEALTH
EDUCATION
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH EMPHASIS
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
ADMINISTRATION.
JANES ENGLISH,
DIRECTOR
804-683-J148
OLD DOMINION DEPARTMENT OF PROGRAM IN INTEGRATES PHYSICAL,
UNIVERSITY OCEANOGRAPHY OCEANOGRAPHY CHEMICAL, GEOLOGICAL, &
BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY TO
SOLVE PORT S. ESTURINE HATER
QUALITY PROBLEMS. AFFILIATED
WITH APPLIED MARINE RESEARCH
RONALD JOHNSON, PH.D. 804-683-4285
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LABORATORY.
OREGON GRADUATE
CENTER
OREGON STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV.
SCIENCE &
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
SCIENCE-BASED SYSTEMS FOR
SOLVING ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS.
BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICS,
NUMERICAL MODELLING,
METEOROLOGY, CLOUDS &
RADIATION.
JA.VES FEM-ICW, PH.D. 503-5?:- :•:.::
JEFF BARTIES, PH.D. 50J-7."-;~=*
OREGON STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WATER POLLUTION,
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT,
SANITARY ENGINEERING.
KEN WILLIAMSON, PH.D. 503-737-2751
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT, AIR
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, SOLID HASTE
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT.
MICHAEL BRONZINI,
PH.D.
814-865-8391
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
AIR CHEMISRTY, BOUNDARY LAYER
TRANSPORT, INSTRUMENTATION,
REMOTE SENSING, NUMERICAL
MODELLING, 4-DIMENSIONAL DATA
ASSIMILATION.
WILLIAN FRANK, PH.D. 814-864-0478
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
INTERCOLLEGE
GRAD. PROGRAM IN
ECOLOGY
14 DEPARTMENTS,
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO
ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS.
RICHARD YAHNER, PH.D. 814-863-J20I
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREST
RESOURCES
GRAD. PROGRAMS IN
NAT. RESOURCE
SCIENCES
WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES
SCIENCE, FOREST SCIENCE, PULP
PAPER t MOOD
TECHNOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, TOXIC
FISH, ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
ASSESSMENT.
RICHARD YAHNER, PH.D. 814-865-7
POLYTECHNIC
UNIVERSITY,
BROOKLYN
DEPT. OF CIVIL &
ENV. ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGIN., ENV.
HEALTH ENGINEERING
HATER QUALITY ENGINEERING,
SOLID & HAZADAROUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT, AIR
POLLUTION ABATEMENT.
ALAN MOLOF, PH.D. 718-260-3600
POLYTECHNIC
UNIVERSITY,
FARMINGDALE
CAMPUS
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6
ENV. ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGIN., ENV.
HEALTH ENGINEERING
SAME AS POLYTECHNIC UNTV.
(BROOKLYN) EXCEPT FOR
UNDERGRADUATES
ONLY.
W. K. SATO, PH.D. S16-775-444C
PORTLAND STATE
UNIVERSITY
PRINCETON
UNIVERSITY
PRINCETON
DOCT. PROGRAM IN
ENV. SCI. 6
RESOURCES
CENTER FOR ENERGY
& ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
DEPT. OF
MULTIDI9CIPLINWY (BIOLOGY.
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY, AND
PHYSICS) RESEARCH ON .
ENVIRONMENTNAL, ENERGY, 6
MATERIAL RESOURCE PROBLEMS.
RADON MITIGATION. TECHNOLOGY
ASSESSMENT, ALTERNATIVE .
ENGERGY, HATER RESOURCES.
DEGREE GRANTED THROUGH
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES & FLUID
PAVEL SMEJTEK, PH.D. 503-229-4980
NANCY DUPREY KOEHLER 609*452-5445
HISASHI KOBAYASHI, 609-987-2880
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UNIVERSITY
GEOLOGICAL E.
GEOPHYSICAL
SCIENCES
DYNAMICS.
PH.D.
PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR PUBLIC
POLICY &
ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM IN
TECHNOLOGY &
PUBLIC POLICY
TECHNOLOGY POLICY WITH
RESPECT TO ENERGY,
ENVIRONMENT, 6 HEALTH.
J. BARTLEVT, FH D. .; !"-4?! -i.= :::
PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH
AND ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICS,
HYDROLOGY, ACID RAIN
DEPOSITION.
ARVID JOHNSON, PH.D. 317-494-3253
.PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING
ENV.MANAGEMENT &
EDUCATION PROGRAM
POLLUTION PREVENTION, SOLID
WASTE MANAGEMENT, EMPLOYEE
TRAINING FOR COMPLIANCE WITH
FEDERAL REGULATIONS, TRAINING
FOR HASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT OPERATORS.
LYNN A. CORSON, PH.D. 317-494-5036
PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
AIR, SOIL & WATER
ENVIRONMENTS, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT &
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL.
JAMES E. ETZEL, PH.D. 317-494-2194
PURDUE
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
APPLIED SOCIETAL
GEOLOGY
PROGRAM INTEGRATES
HYDROGEOLOGY, ENGINEERING
GEOLOGY, AND GEOPHYSICS TO
SOLVE SOCIETAL AND
ENVIRGrMENTAL PROBLEMS.
TERRY R. HEST, PH.D. 317-494-3259
QUEENS COLLEGE
RENESSLEAR
POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN BIOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
APPLIED ECOLOGY.
INTERDISIPLINARY PROGRAM WITH
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING.
BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SOLID 6
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT.
DEPARTMENT CHAIR 718-520-7418
>HARRY ROY, PH.D. 518-266-6375
RENSSELAER
POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE
DEPARTMENT OF
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
STUDIES
SOCIAL, POLITICAL &
ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF
HAZARDOUS TECHOLOGIES.
SHIRLEY GORENSTEIN, 518-283-9071
PH.D.
RENSSELAER
POLYTECHNIC
INSTUTUTE
RICE UNIVERSITY
RUTGERS
UNIVERSITY
RUTGERS
DEPMOMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
DEPT. OF ENV.
SCIENCE &
ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6
ENV. ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL AIR POLLUTION, LIQUID 6 SOLID
ENGINEERING WASTE DISPOSAL, ENVIRONMENTAL
RADIATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW,
EMPHASIS ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
PHYSIOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR GROUND
HATER RESEARCH.
HATER 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
SOLID 6 HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
NICHOLAS CLESCERI, 518-276-6381
PH.D.
MAURINE LEE
713-527-4951
YONG CHAE, PH.D. 201-932-2232
BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICS, KID NATHAN M. REISS. 201-932-9387
21
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UNIVERSITY, NEW
BRUNSWICK
METEOROLOGY &
ATMOSPHERIC SCI.
RAIN DEPOSITION, OZONE
DEPLETION.
PH.D.
SAINT LOUIS
UNIVERSITY
CEJiTER FOR HEALTH
SERVICES
EDUCATION &
RESEARCH
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH EMPHASIS
INCLUDES ECONOMICS, POLICY,
AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. JOINT
PROGRAMS WITH LAW SCHOOL i,
BUSINESS SCHOOL.
RIC'-ASD S. KtiRZ, 2:4-3"<
PH.D.
SAINT LOUIS
UNIVERSITY
SAN DIECO STATE
UNIVERSITY
SAN DIEGO STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH &
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
GRADUATE SCHOOL
OF PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIECNES
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
OCCUPATIONAL &
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
ACID RAIN DEPOSITION, GLOBAL
CLIMATE MODELLING, BOUNDARY
LAYER DYNAMICS.
BIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY.
AIR & WATER POLLUTION,
LIQUID, SOLID, & HAZARDOUS
WASTE HANDLING,
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY,
POLICY, 6 EPIDEMIOLOGY,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
GROUNDWATER.
G. V. RAO RU, PH.D. 314-553-3115
STUART HURLBERT PH.D. 619-594-5409
JOHN B. CONWAY, PH.D. 619-594-4776
SAN JOSE STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
APPLIED METEOROLOGY, WITH
APPLICATIONS IN WEATHER
FORECASTIM3,
BOUNDARY LAYER MODELLING, AIR
POLLUTION.
PETER F. LESTER,
PH.D.
408-924-5200
SAN JOSE STATE DEPT. OF CIVIL PROGRAM IN WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT
UNIVERSITY ENG. & APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL AND DESIGN, HAZARDOUS
MECHANICS ENGINEERING MATERIALS,
APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS (I.E. HEAVY METAL
TOXICS).
RKEA WILLIAMSON,
PH.D.
408-924-3849
SANGAMON STATE
UNIVERSITY
SHIPPENSBURG
UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
SIMON FRASER
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
AFFAIRS &
ADMINISTRATION
DEPT. OF '
GEOGRAPHY 6 EARTH
SCIENCES
FNCUICT OF
APPLIED SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
PROGRAM IN
GEOENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY. WILLIAM WARREN, PH.D. 217-786-6523
SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT, HYDROLOGY, SOILS
6 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES.
PROGRAM INTEGRATES PLANNING,
ECONOMICS, URBAN PLANNING,
POLICY,
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY;
FISHERIES, FORESTRY, BIOLOGY,
& BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION.
JOHN E. BENHART,
PH.D.
717-532-1685
THOMAS GUNTON, PH.D. 604-291-4780
SOUTH DAKOTA
SCHOOL OF MINES
6 TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, WATER
RESOURCES, & INDUSTRIAL WASTE
MANGEMENT,
WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
JOHN S. ZDOORSKI,
PH.D.
605-394-2439
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SOUTH DAKOTA
SCKCOL OF MINES
& TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
APPLIED METEOROLOGY WITH
APPLICATIONS IN AIR
POLLUTION, GLOBAL CLIMATE
CHANGE, & BOUNDARY LAYER
DYNAMICS.
H. 0. CRVHIE, ?H.D. 505 £v;-33:.L
SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY AT
EDWARDSVILLE
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
INTERDISCIPLINARY
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.
FRANK B. KULFINSKI, 618-S92-33U
PH.D.
SOUTHWEST
HISSOURI STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOSCIENCE
PROGRAM IN
RESOURCE PLANNING
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT,
RURAL LAND USE PLANNING,
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
MILTON RAFFERTY,
PH.D.
417-836-5249
STANFORD
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
MATER STUDIES
HYDROLYGY, FLUID MECHANICS,
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, HATER
RESOURCES PLANNING, AIR
POLLUTION HATER QUALITY.
PAUL ROBERTS, PH.D. 415-723-3505
STANFORD
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
ENGINEERING d
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
ENERGY MODELLING
FORUM
DECISION ANALYSIS, ECONOMICS,
INFORMATION POLICY, SOCIAL
ANALYSIS,
MARKETS, PETROLEUM & COAL
ENERGY PLANNING 6
FORECASTING.
PAMELA NCCROSKEY 415-723-0645
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
ALBANY
GRAD. SCHOOL OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
TOXICOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY E> CHEMISTRY,
RADIATION SCIENCES.
DAVID 0. CARPENTER, 518-473-7553
PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
ALBANY
DEPARTMENT OF
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICS,
OZONE DEPLETION, ACID RAIN
DEPOSITION.
RICHARD ORV1LLE,
PH.D.
518-442-4555
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
BUFFALO
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HATER RESOURCE &
ENV. ENGINEERING
HATER 6 HASTEHATER TREATMENT.
SOLID & HAZARDOUS HASTE
MANAGEMENT.
RALPH R. RUMER, PH.D. 716-636-2157
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
STONY BROOK
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY b
SOCIETY
TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT. SOCIETAL
IMPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATION.
EMIL J. PIEL, PH.D. 516-246-8424
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
STONY BROOK
DIVISION OF
BIOLOGICAL
GRAD. STUDIES IN
ECOLOGY &
EVOLUTION
APPLIED ECOLOGY. BIOLOGICAL
RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL
STRESSES.
JEFFREY LEVINTON, 516-246-6160
PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
SYRACUSE
COLLEGE OF ENV.
SCIENCES &
FORESTRY
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT, PLANNING, 6
POLICY.
ROBERT H. FRYE, PH.D. 315-470-6510
STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK AT
SYRACUSE
FACULTY OF ENV. &
RESOURCE
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV.
RESOURCE
ENGINEERING
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN FOR
POLLUTION PREVENTION,
HYDROLOGY, HASTEHATER, SOLID
& HAZARDOUS HASTE MANAGEMENT,
ENERGY CONTROL, FOREST
ROBERT BROCK, PH.D. 315-470-6633
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PRODUCTS.
STEVENS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY EMPHASIS
WATER s WASTEWATER TREATMENT, KENNETH N
SOLID WASTE MATJAGEKENT. PH.D.
SYRACUSE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL
ENV. ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, AIR POLLUTION,
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
MANAGEMENT, WATER CHEMISTRY,
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING.
RAYMOND LETTERMAN. 315-4-!= :ji;
PH.D.
SYRACUSE
UNIVERSITY
MAXWELL SCHOOL
TECHNOLOGY 6
INFORMATION POLICY
PROGRAM
TECHNOLOGY 6 INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT, HAZARDOUS WASTE
POLICY, ASSESSING
ENERGY PROGRAMS. COOPERATIVE
RELATIONSHIP WITH INSTITUTE
FOR ENERGY RESEARCH.
BARRY BOZEMENA, PH.D. 315-443-1890
TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. 5. WATER
RESOURCES
ENGINEERING
AIR & WATER QUALITY, WASTE
HATER 6 HAZARDOUS HASTE
MANAGEMENT, STOCHASTIC
MODELLING.
BILL BATCHELOR. PH.D. 409-845-1418
TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM IN
METEOROLOGY AND ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES.
DENNIS DRISCOLL,
PH.D.
409-845-5632
TEXAS CHRISTIAN
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES PROGRAM
INTERDISCIPLINARY: GEOLOGY,
BIOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES.
LEO NEWLAND, PH.D. 817-921-7J
TEXAS TECH
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL WASTEHATER, HAZARDOUS & SOLID
ENGINEERING HASTE MANAGEMENT, HATER
QUALITY MANAGEMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ANALYSIS.
ERNST W. KIESLING, 806-742-3523
PH.D.
TEXAS TECH
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOSCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
APPLIED ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES.
DONALD HARRAGAN,
PH.D.
806-742-3102
TEXAS WOMANS
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY WITH F. SCHWALH, PH.D. 617-566-6400
RESPECT TO POLLUTION.
TOWSCN STATE DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY 6 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, HATER, JONH MORGAN, PH.D. 301-321-2078
UNIVERSITY (BOaaPKY 6 ENV. ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORTATION, LAND USE
PLWWBJG PLANKING PLANNING.
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
COU.OF LIBERAL
ARTS S. JACKSON
COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY, TOXICOLOGY.
MARY ELLA FIENLEIB, 617-381-3155
PH.D.
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL HATER 6 HASTEHATER TREATMENT, FRED NELSON, PH.D.
ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY,
PROGRAM INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS MANAGMENT.
617-381-3211
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TULANE
UNIVERSITY
SCH. OF PUBLIC
HEALTH & TROPICAL
MEDICINE
ENV. HEALTH
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT
AIR & WATER POLLUTION
ABATEMENT. SLUDGE MANAGEMENT,
ASBESTOS REMOVAL,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH.
A. J. ENGiA'JDE, JR.
PH.D., P. E.
TUGKEGEE
UNIVERSITY
CEPT. OF
AGRICULTURE &
ENV. SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES PROGRAM
BIOLOGICAL ISOTOPE
TEC iff 10LOGY, WATER QUALITY
MANAGEMENT.
M. BURNS, PH.D.
UNIFORMED
SERVICES UNIV.
OF THE HEALTH
SCIENCES
DEPT. OF
PREVENTIVE
MEDICINE 6
BIOMETRICS
PROGRAMS IN
BIOMEDICAL
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL S, OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH, OCCUPATIONAL
MEDICINE.
PATRICK CARNEY,
PH.D., M.P.H.
2C2-295-37CL
UNIV. OF
LOUISVILLE,
SPEED SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL
DEPT. OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
OPTION IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT,
AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
CHEMODYNAMICS.
J. D. FLEISHMANN,
PH.D.
502-588-635?
UNIV. OF TEXAS
SOUTHWESTERN
MEDICAL CENTER
SCHOOL OF
BIOMEDICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
RADIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
QUALITY ASSURANCE, RADIATION
SAFETY.
DONALD CARLSON, PH.D. 214-688-2250
UNIVERSITE DE
SHERBROOKE
FACULTY OF
APPLIED SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
UNDERGRAD: ENVIRONMETNAL
ENGINEERING. GRAD: ENV.
SCIENCE SPECIALIZING IN AIR
WATER POLLUTION, ECOSYSTEM
MODELLING.
RICHARD THIBAUIT,
PH.D.
819-821-7111
UNIVERSITE DU
QUEBEC A
RDCUSKI
PROGRAM IN MARINE
RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
OCEAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:
INTEGRATES ECONOMICS, PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION, & BIOLOGY.
NOTE: ALL COURSES TAUGHT IN
FRENCH.
EMANUEL GABON, PH.D. 418-724-1576
UNIVERSITE DU '
QUEBEC A
TROIS-RIVIERES
UNIVERSITY OF
AKRON
DEPT. OF BIOLOGY
AND CHEMISTRY
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES (1ST
CYCLE)
PROGRAM IN CIVIL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
POLICY.
GUY CHARPEOTIER,
PH.D.
819-376-5565
WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT, PAUL CHANG, PH.D.
SURFACE & GROUNDWATER
POLLUTION,
HYDROLOGY, WATER RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT.
216-375-7886
UNIVERSITY OF
ALABAMA AT
BIRMINGHAM
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH, TIDMELL
HALL
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION d
POLICY, ENVIRONMENTAL 6
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY.
VERNON ROSE, P.H.D. 205-934-7032
UNIVERSITY OF
ALASKA,
FAIRBANKS
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY AND
WILDLIFE
ECOLOGY, HABITAT
RELATIONSHIPS, NUTRITION,
POPULATION DYNAMICS.
KARKOSHOOD, PH.D. 907-474-6294
UNIVERSITY OF
GEOPHYSICAL
PROGRAM IN
ACID RAIN DEPOSITION, GLOBAL GUNTER WELLER, PH.D. 907-474-7282
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ALASKA,
FAIRBANKS
INSTITUTE
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
CLIMATE CHANGE, BIOSPHERE
INTERACTIONS,
CLIMATE CHANGE, ATMOSPHERIC
CHEMISTRY 5. PHYSICS.
UNIVERSITY OF
ALASKA,
FAIRBANKS
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
ENGINEERING
WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
AIR POLLUTION, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
TIMOTHY TIL3WORTH,
PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF
ALBERTA,
EDMONTON
FACULTY OF ENG.,
DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENG.
ENV. ENGINEERING &
SCIENCES
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, SOIL,
AIR, 6 WATER POLLUTION,
PUBLIC & ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH.
GORDON FINCH, PH.D. 403-492-5124
UNIVERSITY OF
ARIZONA
DEPARTMENT OF
ATMOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, AIR
POLLUTION, GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT, AEROSOL SCIENCE,
POLLUTANT DISPERSION.
E. PHILIP KRIDER, 602-621-6831
PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF
ARIZONA
DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGIN. & ENGIN-
MECHANICS
EMPHASIS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROCESS ORIENTED PROGRAM
FOCUSING ON TREATING
CONVENTIONAL POLLUTANTS,
HAZARDOUS WASTES, MATER &
WSTEWATER.
RAYMOND SIERRA, PH.D. 602-621-2266
UNIVERSITY OF
ARKANSAS
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL HATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
ENGINEERING SOLID 6 INDUSTRIAL WASTE
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT,
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND
OPERATION METHODS.
JAMES YOUNG, PH.D. 501-575-4954
UNIVERSITY OF
ARKANSAS FOR
MEDICAL SCIENCES
GRADUATE DIVISION
INTERDISCIPLINARY
TOXICOLOGY
TOXIC CHEMICALS IN THE
ENVIRONMENT.
LOUIS CHANG, PH.D. 501-686-5766
UNIVERSITY OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT CIVIL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
TOXIC & HAZARDOUS WASTE,
SOLID HASTE 6 WASTEWATER
MANAGEMENT.
H. K. OLDHAM, PH.D. 604-228-2637
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
BERKELEY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
MTER 6 AIR QUALITY,
ENGINEERING ECOLOGY.
JAMES HUNT, PH.D. 415-642-4011
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
BERKELEY
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
BERKELEY
RESOURCES GROUP
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
PROGRAM
QWDUATB STUDIES OF ENERGY
PROBLEMS INVOLVING
TECHNOLOGY, ECONOMICS,
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE;
SOCIOLOGY, & POLITICS.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
TOXICOLOGY, FORENSIC SCIENCE,
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH, OCCCUPATIONAL
MEDICINE.
JOHN HOLDREN, PH.D. 415-642-1640
JEANNE BRONK, MPA 415-643-5160
UNIVERSITY OF
DEPT. OF CIVIL,
ENVIRONMENTAL
MATER 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT, JERRY ORLOB, PH.D. 916-752-1424
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CALIFORNIA,
DAVIS
•JH'YEPSITY OF
CftLIFOPNIA,
DAVIS
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
IRVINE
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA, LOS
ANGEtES
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA, LOS
ANGELES
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
RIVERSIDE
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
SANTA BARBARA
UNIVERSITY OF
CENTRAL FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF
CHARLESTON
UNIVERSITY OF
CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY OF
COCIWATI
UNIVERSITY OF
CINCINNATI
UNIVERSITY OF
CIHTINHATI
UNIVERSITY OF
COLARADO HEALTH
SCIENCES CENTER
CHEM. & AC.
ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF LAND,
AIR, & WATER RES.
(LAWR)
SCHOOL OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF -PUBLIC
HEALTH
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
DEFT. OF
MECHANICAL 6 ENV.
ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGIN. & ENV.
SCIENCE
COLLEGE OP ARTS 6
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOPHYSICAL
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRQttGNDU.
HEALTH
DEPT. OF CIVIL b
ENV. ENGIN.
DEPARTMENT OF
PREVENTIVE
MEDICINE &
BIOMETRICS
S-JG INHERING
EMPHASIS
LAWR GRADUATE
PROGRAMS
ECOLOGY E.
EVOLUTIONARY
BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE &
ENGINEERING
DIV. OF ENV. &
OCC. HEALTH
SERVICES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
PROGRAM IN
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL 6
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
GRADUATE PROGRAM
IN PUBLIC HEALTH
SOLID WASTE, AIR POLLUTION.
ATMOSPHERIC, SOIL, WATER, &
EARTH SCIENCES AND RESOURCES.
APPLIED 'OLOGY.
DOCTORAL RESEARCH IN
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
INTEGRATING
ALL ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAMINATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL AND
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH.
t
APPLIED ECOLOGY.
AIR, SURFACE & GROUND WATER
POLLUTION ABATEMENT.
AIR POLLUTION, SOLID &
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT,
ECONOMICS.
INTEGRATED PROGRAM WITH
STRENGTHS IN FIELD ANALYSIS,
ENVIRONMENTAL LAN,
TOXICOLOGY, & INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT.
APPLIED ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES:
, ACID RAIN DEPOSITION, GLOBAL
CLIMATE CHANGE, BOUNDARY
LAYER DYNAMICS.
APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE DEVOTED TO
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL &
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH.
SOLID HASTE, WATER POLLUTION,
EPIDEMIOLOGY. AIR POLLUTION.
OCCUPATIONAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, HEALTH
POLICY AND PLANNING.
D;A;C FIFES, Arvis::K; ••: — '?: .
ASSXiATE
PAM MCDCrJALD 7!-; 2rS-r4J
MRYNA PRESCOTT 213-825-9905
WILLIAM HINDS, PH.D. 213-825-7675
VAUGHN H. SHOEMAKER, 714-787-3579
PH.D.
J. R. LICK, PH.D. 805-961-2239
R. JENKINS, PH.D. 30S-275-3M1
JAKES D. BERG, PH.D. 304-357-4783
STUART RICE, PH.D. 312-996-3366
ANTHONY MUKKADA, 513-556-9700
PH.D.
RAYMOND R. SUSKIND, 513-872-5701
PH.D.
JAKES KCDONOUGH, 513-475-5712
PH.D.
FRANK MARSH, J.D., 303-270-8357
PH.D.
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'.•?; I VrlPf: :Ti OF
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(INIVERSTTY OF
CONNECTICUT
HEALTH CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF
DAYTON
UNIVERSITY OF
DELAWARE
UNIVERSITY OF
DELEWARE
UNIVERSITY OF
DENVER
UNIVERSITY OF
DENVER
UNIVERSITY OF
EVANSVILLE
UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF
HAWAII AT MANOA
UNIVERSITY OF
HAWAII AT MANOA
DRPT. OF CIVIL,
KW. t, ARCH.
FTC INKER ING
ti
INTN'L. STUDIES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
WATER S. WASTEW-VTER tREATMENT
FSCCESSES, WATER QUALITY
MOT,' (TORINO. CROUK2WATER
MC!N;:.i.!NG.
I-rERDlSCIPLIHARY PROGRAM.
INCLUDES HAZARDOUS WASTE S,
MATERIALS
MAHAGEMENT, SOIL, AIR, WATER,
• d GROUND WATER POLLUTION,
EXPERT
SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY.
COURSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH.
AIR & WATER POLLUTION,
FEDERAL E, STATE ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATIONS, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS.
INDUSTRIAL WASTE, WASTEWATER.
AIR POLLUTION, INCLUDING ACID
RAIN DEPOSITION & GLOBAL
CLIMATE CHANGE.
ECONOMIC, POLITICAL S, SOCIAL
IMPLICATIONS OF ENERGY
MANAGEMENT.
DECISION MAKING & RISK
ASSESSMENT OF TECHNOLOGY.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES &
ADMINISTRATION.
WATER & AIR POLLUTION,
RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH.
WATER QUALITY, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH.
AIR POLLUTION METEOROLOGY,
DIFFUSION MODELLING, AIR.
JC~i?; 5i!.Vi.R3'i"£iN. •'.': '•'•
PM . D . ^^^
GECRGK H. HOAG, FH D 2" • - - ;"
JOAN SEGALL, M.P.H. 203-679-3F:!
DAVID I. GROSS, PH.D. 513-229 3627
THOMAS BROCHENBROUGH, 302-738-2441
JR. PH.D.
JOHN R. MATHER, PH.D. 302-451 -j^U
RICHARD BRANDENBURG, 303-871-3411
PH.D.
JAMES MITTiEMAN, 303-871-2324
PH.D.
VERNON SHAW PH.D. 812-479-2651
WARREN VIESSMANN, 904-392-1464
PH.D.
C. S. PAPACOSTAS, 808-94S-755Q
PH.D.
THOMAS SHCROEDER, 808-948-8775
PH.D.
QUALITY.
COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIP
WITH HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC.
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HOUSTON, CLEAR
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HOUSTON.
UNIVERSITY PARK
UNIVERSITY OF
IDAHO
UNIVERSITY OF
IDAHO
UNIVERSITY OF
IDAHO
UNIVERSITY OF
ILLINOIS AT
CHAMPAIGN URBANA
UNIVERSITY OF
ILLINOIS AT
CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY OF
IOWA
UNIVERSITY OF
IOWA
UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS
UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS
UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS
UNIVERSITY OF
KENTUCKY
UNIVERSITY OF
KENTUCKY
r>tr D fi j?TlWf~vT* nir
iftj . rv< 1 rTCJ"* i Ur
CIVIL ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF MINES
AND EARTH
RESOURCES
COLLEGE OF MINES
AND EARTH
RESOURCES
DEPTS. OF
CHEMICAL & CIVIL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL f, ENV.
ENGINEERING .
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
DEPT. OF CIVIL {.
ENV. ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF PREV.
MED. & ENV.
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
GEOGRAPHY
CENTER FOR
TOXICOLOGY
COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE
KMVIMGNMENTAI.
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
•
K:i"V I RCNl-'ENTAL
KNGINEERING
PROGRAM
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUES
PROG. IN GEOLOGY &
GEOLOGICAL ENG.
ENV. ENVINEERING
OPTION
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
GRAD. ST. IN
ECOLOGY AND ENV.
BIOLOGY
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL &
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGEERING EMPHASIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
EMPHASIS
GRADUATE PROGRAM .
IN TOXICOLOGY
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UNIVERSITY OF
LOWELL
UNIVERSITY OF
LOWELL
UNIVERSITY OF
MAINE
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF WORK
ENVIRONMENT
PROG. IN ENV.
STUDIES &
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
TOXICOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, EXPOSURE
ASSESSMENT.
MULTIDISC1PLINARY PROGRAM
INTEGRATES BIOLOGY,
CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCES,
MATH, ENV. POLICY, PHYSICS,
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, GROUND
WATER MANAGEMENT, AIR
POLLUTION, HYDROLOGY, 6,
RADIATION HEALTH.
WATER & HASTEWATER TREATMENT.
DAVID WEGKAN, M.D.
BURTON A. SEGALL,
PH.D.
JOHN A. ALEXANDER, 207-581-2170
PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF
MANITOBA
UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND AT
BALTIMORE
NATURAL RESOURCES
INSTITUTE
DEFT. OF
EPIDEMIOLOGY 6
PREV. MEDICINE
PROGRAM IN NATURAL
RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
INTERDISCIPLINARY:
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, IMPACT
ASSESSMENT, ECONOMICS, 6
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH.
THOMAS HENLEY, PH.D. 204-474-8373
BETH WESCOTT
301-528-3467
UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND,
BALTIMORE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WATER & HASTEWATER TREATMENT,
SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT.
S. KQH, PH.D.
301-528-J
UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND,
COLLEGE PARK
UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND,
COLLEGE PARK
UNIVERSITY OF
MARYLAND,
EASTERN SHORE
UNIVERSITY OF
MASSACHUSETTS AT
AMHERST
DEPARTMENT OF
METEROLOGY
DEPT. OF ENV.,
ESTUARINE.i,
MARINE SCIENCE
DDT. OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF SCHOOL OF HEALTH
MASSACHUSETTS AT SCIENCES
AMHERST
UNIVERSITY OF
MIAMI
WHVERSm OF
ROSENTHM, SCH. OF
MARINE & ATM.
SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF ARCH.
GRAD. PROG. IN
MARINE-ESTUARINE-E
NV. SCI.
METEOROLOGY &
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
PROGRAM IN ENV. &
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
orv. OF
METEOROLOGY &
PHYSICAL
OCEANOGRAPHY
PROGRAM IN URBAN
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY,
TOXICOLOGY, MICROBOLOGY,
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.
APPLIED ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
AIR & OCEAN INTERACTIONS.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, GROUND
HATER, AIR 6 SOIL POLLUTION
ABATEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTIONS
AND POLICIES, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH.
APPLIED ATMSOPHERIC K OCEANIC
SCIENCES—FLUID TRANSPORT,
ACID RAIN DEPOSITION, ETC.
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING,
ROGER MENZER, PH.D. 301-454-3714
FERDINAND BAER, PH.D. 301-454-2708
G.C. GUPTA, PH.D. 301-651-2200
PAUL SHULDINER, PH.D. 413-545-2521
HOWARD PETERS, PH.D. 413-545-2177
OTIS BROWN, PH.D. 305-361-4151
ALLEN FELDT, PH.D. 313-764-1298
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MICHIGAN
S, URBAN PLANNING
.TECH & ENV.
FLAWING
SYSTEMS PLANNING.
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM
WITH SCHOOL OF NATURAL
RESOURCES.
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA
UNIVERSITY OF
MISSOURI
UNIVERSITY OF
MISSOURI,
COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY OF
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN
UNIVERSITY OF
NEVADA, REND
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL. ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
SCHOOL OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
COLLEGE OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
DEFT. OF CIVIL &
MINERAL
ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
PSYCHOLOGY
RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT,
PLANNING 6 POLICY
ENVIRONMENTAL b
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
DEPT. OF ECOLOGY &
BEHAVIORAL BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EHPHASIS
DIV. OF ENV. «
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EHPHASIS
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
SPECIALITY IN ENV.
ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGIC & SOCIO-ECONOMIC
CONCEPTS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS
OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY.
ALL ASPECTS OF WATER
RESOURCES ENGINEERING.
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM
WITH ENGINEERING & PSYCHOLOGY
DEPARTMENTS. INVESTIGATES
CULTURAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL
DYNAMICS OF RESOURCE POLICY.
COMPREHENSIVE,
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT, PLANNING, &
POLICY PROGRAM. INCLUDES
ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY, DISPUTE
RESOLUTION, POLICY, RESOURCE
SCIENCES.
ENVIRONMENTAL 6 INDUSTRIAL
HEALTH, TOXICOLOGY, MATER
BORNE POLLUTANTS, GROUNDHATER
TRANSPORT.
APPLIED ECOLOGY, BEHAVIOR 6
THE ENVIRONMENT.
HATER RESOURCES,
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY,
HASTEHATER TREATMENT.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING,
EVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY, EPIDEMIOLOGY,
TOXICOLOGY, & HEALTH.
INDUSTRIAL MUNICIPAL WASTE
WATER, SOLID HASTE,
MANAGEMENT.
HASTEMATER ENGINEERING,
PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING.
MATER QUALITY. HASTEHATER
TREATMENT & DISPOSAL, RISK
ASSESSMENT OF (SOUND
HATER POLLUTION.
DRINKING HATER TREATMENT.
HAZARDOUS HASTE 6 HASTEHATER
ROBERT D. HANSON,
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UNIVERSITY OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF
NEW HAVEN
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHARLOTTE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHARLOTTE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH DAKODA
UNIVERSITY OF
NOTRE DANE
UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA
UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA
UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA
UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA
COLLEGE OF LIFE
SCIENCES &
AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPT. OF RESOURCE
ECONOMICS &
DEVELOPMENT
DEPT. OF CIVIL &
ENV. ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY '
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF
1 TrTvPlr 1 r^*~*TJ'*
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
SCH. OF CIVIL
ENGIN. & ENV.
SCIENCES
PROG. IN RESOURCE
ADMIN. &
MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
RESOURCE ECONOMICS
& COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
DEFT. OF ENV.
SCIENCE I
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
SCIENCE & PUBLIC
POLICY PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT Si
TREATMENT.
WATER RESOURCES, FOREST
MANAGEMENT & SCIENCE, SOIL
SCIENCES.
RESEARCH IN HEAVY METALS &
SOIL CHEMISTRY.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, MARINE
POLLUTION, SOLID & HAZARDOUS
WASTE MANAGEMENT.
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM IN
RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION
^MANAGEMENT.
WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
GROUNDWATER, AIR QUALITY, &
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
MANGEMEtfT, WATER RESOURCES,
AIR QUALITY,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
EPIDEMIOLOGY.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
MANAGEMENT.
TOXIC 6 HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT, WATER &
WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY,
ECOLOGY, POLLUTION
PREVENTION.
WATER S WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
HAZARDOUS HASTE MANAGEMENT.
METEOROLOGY, GEOLOGICAL 6
GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY, K INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE.
ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT,
IMPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATIONS.
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH.
AIR 6 NOISE POLLUTION,
WASTEWATER &SOLID HASTE
„
BOB EIA'JCHAPD, PH.D. $OJ «»/-^^
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DAVID GAESS, PH.D. 603-362-1423
HAROLD HAWKER, PH.D. 603-862-1020
DAVID WALL, PH.D. 203-932-7159
RUSSEL F. CHRISTMAN, 919-966-1171
M.P.H.
ROGER TRUMBORE, PH.D. 704-597-231B
•
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L. ELLIS KING, PH.D. 704-597-2304
BERNARD KELLY, PH.D. 701-777-2749
WILLIAM G. GRAY, 219-239-5380
PH.D.
JAMES KRUPEL, PH.D. 405-325-3101
RON COLEMAN. PH.D. 405-271-2070
WALTER SCHEFFER, 405-325-6432
PH.D.
JAMES M. ROBERTSON, 405-325-5911
PH.D.
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MANAGEMENT, RISK ASSESSMENT,
GROUNDWATER POLLUTION.
UNIVERSITY OF
PITTSBURGH
UNIVERSITY OF
PITTSBURGH
UNIVERSITY OF
RHODE ISLAND
UNIVERSITY OF
RHODE ISLAND
UNIVERSITY OF
ROCHESTER
UNIVERSITY OF
SAN FRANCISCO
UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTH FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSITY OF
TENNESSEE,
KNOXVILLE
UNIVERSITY OF
TENNESSEE,
KNOXVILLE
UNIVERSITY OF
TENNESSEE,
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPT. OF CIVIL
AND ENV.
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV.
HEALTH SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE 6
DENTISTRY
COLLEGE OF
LIBERAL ARTS &
SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING &
MECHANICS
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
INTERCOLLEGIATE
PROGRAMS
INTERCOLLEGIATE
PROGRAMS
ENERGY RESOURSES
PROGRAM
DEPT. OF
INDUSTRIAL ENV.
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL &
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
DEPT. OF PREV.,
FAM., Gc REHAB.
MEDICINE
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT
DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
SOCIETAL & MANAGERIAL
IMPLICATIONS OF VARIOUS
ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES S.
TECHNICAL POLICY ISSUES.
ENVIRONMENTAL 6, OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH. AFFILIATED WITH
ENVIRONMENTAL
EPIDEMOLCGY CENTER (, HEALTH
POLICY INSTITUTE.
MARINE POLLUTION, MATER
RESOURCES, HAZARDOUS & SOLID
WASTE MANAGEMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 6
SCIENCE PROGRAM.
ENVIRONMENTAL 6, OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH SCIENCES.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
COMPREHENSIVE TOXICOLOGY
TRAINING PROGRAM.
TECHNICAL, LEGAL, ECONOMIC, &
POLITICAL ASPECTS OF NATURAL
RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, SOLID &
HAZARDOUS HASTE,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH SCIENCES.
HATER & HASTEWATER TREATMENT.
AIR POLLUTION, HATER QUALITY,
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
STATEMENTS, SANITARY
ENGINEERING, HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
WATER & AIR RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT, HASTEWATER, SOLID
Cr HAZARDOUS
WASTE MANAGEMENT.
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY,
APPLIED ECOLOGY,
ENVIRONMENTAL ECOLOGY.
JAMES T. COBS, JR., 412 s.-'t-.-Jc-.3
PH.D.
YVES ALAIRE, PH.D. 412-624-JO;7
WILLIAM D. KOVACS, 401-792-2692
PH.D.
LEONARD WORTHEN, 401-792-2751
PH.D.
ROBERT JOYOT, M.D. 716-275-3407
JOE PETULLA, PH.D. 415-666-6553
WINONA VERNBERG, 803-777-5032
PH.D.
MELVIN ANDERSON, 813-974-2275
PH.D.
JOSEPH DEVINNY, PH.D. 213-743-7517
WILLIAM GRECCO, PH.D. 615-974-2503
W. FARKAS, PH.D. 615-546-6092
D. L. BUNTING, PH.D. 615-974-3065
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UNIVERSITY OF
TENNESSEE, OAK
RIDGE
DIVISION OF
BIOLOGY
OAK RIDGE GRAD.
SCH. OF BIOMED.
SCIENCES
COMP RE HENSIVE ENVI RONMENTAL
BIOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY.
R. A. PCPP, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF DEPARTMENT OF ENV. 6, WATER
TEXAS AT AUSTIN CIVIL ENGINEERING RESOURCES
ENGINEERING
AIR S WATER POLLUTION. SOLID
& HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, PUBLIC
HEALTH, GROUNDWATER, WATER
DEMAND FORCASTING, DISPERSION
PROCESSES.
GRADUATE ADVISOR
UNIVERSITY OF
TEXAS AT SAN
ANTONIO
DIVISION OF EARTH
AND PHYSICAL
SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN NATURAL
RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
DRINKING WATER, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, AIR POLLUTION,
ENERGY, POLICY, GEOLOGY.
JOHN W. ADAMS, PH.D. 512-691-5443
UNIVERSITY OF
TEXAS, EL PASO
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, AIR
POLLUTION CONTROL,
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ANALYSIS.
HECTOR FUENTES, PH.D. 915-747-5464
UNIVERSITY OF
TORONTO
DEPARTMENT OF
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WATER POLLUTION, WASTEHATER
TREATMENT, SPILL RESPONSE,
ATMOSPHERIC & AQUATIC
SCIENCES, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS.
DONALD KACKAY, PH.D. 416-978-4019
UNIVERSITY OF
TORONTO
INSTITUTE FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
JOINT PROGRAM WITH
TRADITIONAL DEPARTMENTS.
POLICY Ei MANAGEMENT FOCUS
WITH BACKGROUND IN LAW,
ECONOMICS, ATMSOPHERIC
SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY 6
BIOLOGY.
RIEKER JACKSON, PH.D. 416-678-2887
UNIVERSITY OF
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDISCIPLINARY:
BIOLOGICAL XIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, EARTH 6
SCIENCES COMPUTER SCIENCES,
TOXICOLOGY, BUSINESS,
CHEMISTRY, AQUATIC ECOLOGY.
H. K. VIAL, PH.D. 918-631-2757
UNIVERSITY OF
UTAH
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTY, AIR
EMPHASIS POLLUTION,
SYSTEMS DESIGN, SOLID 6
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
ANDREW HONG, PH.D. 801-581-6931
UNIVERSITY OF
VERMONT
SCHOOL OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
PROGRAM IN ENV.
RESOURCE PLANNING
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESOURCE
PLANNING. ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT,
ETHICS, PHILOSOPHY, BIOLOGY,
CHEMISTRY, ECONOMICS, AND
POLICY.
TOM HUDSPETH, PH.D. 802-656-4280
UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS.
WILLIAM ODUM, PH.D. 804-924-
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UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL aiGINEERING
INSTITUTE FOR
EJWIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
ENV. ENGINEERING &
SCIENCE PROGRAM
SOCIAL MANAGEMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY, WASTEWATER, AIR
POLLUTION,
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT,
WATER QUALITY, HYDROLOGY.
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH,
PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS.
DAVID STS.'SEL, PH.D.
GORDON ORIAHS, PH.D. 205 -543 -li'.:
UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON
SCH. OF PUBLIC
HEALTH &
COMMUNITY
MEDICINE
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
TOXICOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH TECHNOLOGY.
JACK HATLEN, PH.D. 206-543-3199
UNIVERSITY OF
WATERLOO
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES PROGRAM
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, PLANNING
6 POLICY. HATER QUALITY,
ENERGY, RESOURCES
CONSERVATION.
JOHN ROBINSON, PH.D. 519-885-1211
UNIVERSITY OF
WEST VIRGINIA
COLL. OF GRAD.
STUDIES
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
SCIENCE
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
WATER & AIR POLLUTION
ABATEMENT, HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS HANDLING AND
MANAGEMENT, TOXICOLOGY,
HYDROLOGY.
F. WILLIAM KROESSER
PH.D.
304-766-2045-
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN, EAU
CLAIRE
DIVISION OF
ALLIED HEALTH
PROFESSIONS
PROGRAM IN ENV.
PUBLIC HEALTH
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMETNAL
HEALTH PROGRAM: PLANT
SANITATION, WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE, EPIDEMIOLOGY, AIR t,
HATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
POLICY.
CAROL KLUN, PH.D.
715-836-2628
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN,
MADISON
DEPARTMENT OF
METEOROLOGY
AIR POLLUTION, ACID RAIN
DEPOSITION, GLOBAL CLIMATE
CHANGE,
APPLIED METEORDLGY.
DEPARTMENT CHAIR
608-262-2828
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN,
MADISON
DEPT. OF
COMPARATIVE
BIOSCIENCES
SCHOOL OF
VETRINARY MEDICINE
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY.
ADNAN ELFARRA, PH.D. 608-263-5878
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN,
MADISON
ENGINEERING
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
WASTEWATER, HAZARDOUS, &
SOLID WASTE TREATMENT, AIR
QUALITY,
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS,
WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.
JACK QUIGLEY, PH.D. 608-262-2061
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE
COLL. OF ENGIN. &
APPLIED SCIENCES
LKHltH FOR
CONTINUING ENBIN.
EDUCATION
HATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT,
MODELLING, SOIL IMPROVEMENT,
GEOTECHNICAL
INSTRUMENTATION, HAZARDOUS &
TOXIC AIR POLLUTANT CONTROL,
RADON.
STEPHEN J. SCOTT,
PH.D.
414-227-3190
UTAH STATE
COLLEGE OF
DEPT. OF LANDSCAPE ALL ASPECTS OF RESOURCE
THADIS W. BOX, PH.D. 801-750-2179
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UNIVERSITY
NATURAL RESOURCES ARCHITECTURE
MAi'JAUEMENT, PLANNING 5
POLICY.
UTAH STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL
ENV. ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
WRTER TREATMENT,
EHVIROf.'MENTAL MANAGEMENT,
TOXIC (, HAZARDOUS WASTE
COfrrROL, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT.
WILLIAM GR5ENEY,
PH.D.
VANDERBILT
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF
MANGEMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY 6, HUMAN VALUES,
PUBLIC & RESOURCE POLICY,
APPLIED BEHAVIOR
SCIENCE, SOCIETAL SYSTEMS,
ASSESSMENT, FORECASTING,
MANAGEMENT.
ROBERT HOUSE, PH.D. 615-.J22-J47?
VANDERBILT
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6
ENV. ENGINEERING
PROG. IN ENV. &
WATER RESOURCES
ENGIN.
PUBLIC POLICY, ECONOMICS,
LAM, PUBLIC HEALTH,
RADIATION, HATER 6 AIR
POLLUTION, SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
EDWARD THACKSTON, 615-322-2697
PH.D.
VILLANOVA
UNIVERSITY
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
PROG. IN VOTER
RESOURCES ENGIN.
MATER RESOURCES, SOLID
HAZARDOUS & TOXIC WASTES
MANAGEMENT.
LEWIS MATHUS, PH.D. 215-645-4960
VIRGINIA
POLYTECH.
INSTITUTE &
STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROG. IN ENV. POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
SCIENCE E> TOXICOLOGY, AIR & MATER
ENGINEERING RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC
HEALTH ENGINEERING.
C. W. RANDALL, PH.D. 703-231-6131
WASHINGTON STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 LABORATORY OF ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANT
ENIRONMENTAL ATMOSPHERIC TRANSPORT, PHOTOCHEMICAL
ENGINEERING RESEARCH POLLUTANTS, TRACE GASSES,
ACID DEPOSITION, INTERACTION
OF ATMOSPHERIC DYNAMICS K
CLIMATE.
DONALD JOHNSTONE, 509-335-2576
PH.D.
WASHINGTON STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL &
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
PROGRAM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT, AIR
QUALITY, HAZARDOUS C. SOLID
HASTE MANAGEMENT,
RADIOLOGICAL STUDIES.
DONALD OOHNSTONE, 509-335-2576
PH.D.
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF ENGIN.
t APPLIED
DEPT. OF
ENGINEERING 6
POLICY
POLITICAL 6 SOCIETAL
IMPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING,
TECHNOLOGY.
WILLIAM P. DARBY, 314-889-5455
PH.D.
WAYNE STATE
UNIVERSITY
COLL. OP PHARMACY
6 ALLIED HEALTH
PROG. IN
OCCUPATIONAL 6
ENV. HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE,
TOXICOLOGY.
ANDREW REEVES, PH.D. 313-577-1210
WAYNE STATE
UNIVERSITY
WAYNE STATE
UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
RADIATION, ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY, FACTORY
ENVIRONMENTS, ECOLOGY.
HATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT,
INCLUDING APPLIED FLUID
MECHANICS, STREAM SANITATION,
P. DENNIS SMITH,
PH.D.
313-577-2874
CAROL MILLER, PH.D. 313-577-3"
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GROUNDWATER.
WEST CHESTER
UNIV. OF
PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH
PROGRAM IN
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
SCIENCE BASED PROGRAM IN
llA.tAFJJDUS MATERIALS
MANAGEMENT, WATER QUALITY,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.
BETTY C. BOYLE.
M.E.D.
WFST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
UNIVERSITY CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS
YALE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF
EPIDEMIOLOGY 6
PUBLIC HEALTH
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS,. HAZARDOUS WILLIAM A. SACK,
WASTE, PUBLIC HEALTH, SOLID PH.D.
WASTE DISPOSAL, GROUNDWATER
MANAGEMENT, HYDROLOGY.
ENVIRONMENTAL ALL ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL JAN A. F. STOLWIJK, 203-785-2844
HEALTH PROGRAM & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. PH.D.
YALE UNIVERSITY
SCH. OF FORESTRY
& ENV. STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT JOHN C. GORDON, PH.D. 203-436-0440
STUDIES PROGRAM OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS.
YORK UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF PROGRAM IN INTERDISCIPLINARY, AMJEMARIE GALLAUGHER, 416-736-5252
ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL INDIVIDUALIZED, FLEXIBLE. PH.D.
STUDIES STUDIES TOPICS INCLUDE COMMUNICATION,
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIATION,
PLANNING, ASSESSMENT,
ECONOMICS.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
CCWPUTER SCIENCE 5, INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20016
Attn: JEAN EELN'AP
AFIZOfJA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVEL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
TEMPE, AZ 85287
Attn: JOHN KLOCK, PH.D.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20016
Attn: JAMES E. GIRAfiD, PH.D.
AUBURN UNIVERS'TY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
AUBURN, AL 36849
Attn: S. R. JENKINS, PH.D.
ANTIOCH/SEW ENGLAND GRADUATE SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT CF ENViROf.7-K-.TAL STVPiES
RESOURCE MAfSCEMS?«T ADKiMISTFJ-TIcr!
K£ENE, NH 03431
Attn: ALEXANDRA DAMSON, PH.D.
SAYLOR UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
WACO, TX 76798
Attn: W. M, ALEXANDER, PH.D.
BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY
DIVISION OF SCIENCE C, MATHEMATICS
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.
BEMIDJI, MN 56601
Attn: S.A. SPIGARELLI, PH.D.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
BOSTON,, MA 02215
Attn: THOMAS KUNZ, PH.D.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
BOSTON, MA 02215
Attn: T. R. LAKSHMANAN, PH.D.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONCENTRATION
BOSTON, MA 02118
Attn: DAVID OZONOFF, M.D.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
TECHNOLOGY & POLICY PROGRAM
TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIES AND POLICY
BOSTON, MA 02215
Attn: CLAUDINE HESSMER
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
PROVO, UT 84602
Attn: LAVERE MERRITT, PH.D.
BROWN UNIVERSITY
CENTS:- rz>. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENVI;<»«ENTAL STUDIES
PROVIDENCE. RI 02912
Attn: HAROLD WARD, PH.D.
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
LEWISBURG, PA 17837
Attn: MICHAEL LAGREGA, PH.D.
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
PASADENA, CA 91125
Attn: PAUL C. JENNINGS, PH.D.
CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY
CIVIL 6 ENV. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93407
Attn: C.J. COTS, PH.D.
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
FRESNO, CA 93740
Attn: ELDEN K. SHAM, PH.D.
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACREMENTO
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
SACRAMENTO, CA 95819
Attn: KEN KERRI, PH.D.
CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING CONCENTRATION
PITTSBURGH, PA 15213
Attn: RICHARD G. LUTHY, PH.D.
CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENGINEERING & PUBLIC POLICY
CENTER FOR ENERGY 6 ENV. STUDIES
PITTSBURGH, PA 15213
Attn: EDWARD RUBIN, PH.D.
CASE WESTERN RESERVE
DEPT. OF EPIDEMIOLOGY S BIOSTATISTICS
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
. CLEVELAND, OH 44106
Attn: ELENA C. MCCOY, PH.D.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20064
Attn: TIMOTHY W. KM, PH.D.
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, CITY COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
NEW YORK, NY 10036
Attn: L. MANTEL, PH.D.
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, CITY COLLEGE
DEFT. OF EARTH & PLANETARY SCIENCES
NEW YORK, NY 10031
Attn: DENNIS WEISS, PH.D.
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
POTSDAM, NY 13676
Attn: JOSEPH DEPINTO, PH.D.
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV. SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
CLEMSON, SC 29631
Attn: THOMAS M. KEINATH, PH.D.
COLL. OF STATEN ISLAND, CITY UNTV. OF NEW Y COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DEPT. OF ENV. SCIENCES & ENV. ENGIN.
APPLIED ENV. SCIENCES & ECOLOGY ENV. SCIENCES, ENV. ENGINEERING
STATEN ISLAND, NY 10301 GOLDEN, CO 80401
Attn: J.R. OPPENHEIMER, PH.D. Attn: JOHN EMERICK, PH.D.
COLARADO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF RADIOLOGY 6 RADIATION BIOLOGY
COLL. OF VETRINARY 6 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: EDWARD GILLETTE, PH.D.
COLORADO STATS UNIVERSITY
COLL. OF VETRN'Y MED. 6 BIOMED. SCI.
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: ELDON SAVAGE, PH.D.
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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF EC INHERING
FRO3RAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: ROBERT WARD, PH.D.
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF AG. (, CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: VINCENT MURPHY, PH.D.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN NATURAL RESOURCES
ITHACA, NY 14853
Attn: RAY OGLESBY PH.D.
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: THOMAS HCKEE PH.D.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES
PROG. IN ATM. & PLANETARY SCIENCE
NEW YORK, NY 10027
Attn: JAMES SIMPSCN, PH.D.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF AG. & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
ITHACA, NY 14853
Attn: GERALD E. REYKUGLER, PH.D.
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ET.VIROfJMSfTAL ENOINTEHINGj
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523
Attn: THOMAS G. SANDERS, PH.D.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
NEW YORK, NY 10032
Attn: GRANVILLE SEWELL, PH.D.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE FOR COMPARATIVE & ENV. TOXICOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
ITHACA, NY 14853
Attn: RUTH SCHWARTZ, PH.D.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL 6, ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ITHACA, NY 14853
Attn: ARNIM H. MEYBURG, PH.D.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM
HANOVER, NH 03755
Attn: JAMES HORNIG, PH.D.
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INSTITUTE
ENV. STUDIES & ENV. ENGINEERING
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104
Attn: WESLEY 0. PIPES, PH.D.
DUKE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
DURHAM, NC 27706
Attn: P. AARE VESILIND, PH.D.
EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & ALLIED HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
JOHNSON CITY, TN 37614
Attn: GUY R. LANZA, PH.D.
DUKE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY 6 ENV. STUDIES
DURHAM, NC 27706
Attn: GEORGE DUTROW, PH.D.
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPT. OF INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNOLOGY
YPSILANTI, MI 48197
Attn: PAUL KUWIK, PH.D.
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN BIOLOGY
GREENVILLE, NC 27834
Attn: GERHARD KALMUS, PH.D.
ECOLE POLYTICHNIQUE DE MONTREAL
ENERGY ENGINEERING INSTITUTE
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
MONTREAL, MONTREAL, QUEBEC H3C3A7
Attn: ALTAN TAPUCU, PH.D.
EMORY UNIVERSITY
DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
ATLANTA, GA 30322
Attn: EUGENE GANGAROSA, M.D..M.P.H.
FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CHEMICAL 6 ENV. ENGINEERING DEPT.
PROGRAM IN ENV. ENGINEERING & SCIENCE
MELBOURNE, PL 32901
Attn: N. THOMAS STEPHENS, PH.D.
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MIAMI, FL 33199
Attn: ROBERTO NAIBAITZ, PH.D.
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306
Attn: THOMAS ROBERTS, PH.D.
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306
Attn: DAVID STUART, PH.D.
FRONT RANGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DEPT. OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY
HAZ. MAT. TECHNOLOGY & CERTIFICATION
WESTMINSTER, CO 80030
Attn: GWEN BURTON, PH.D.
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ENV. BIOLOGY, PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM
FAIRFAX, VA 22030
Attn: CARL ERNST, PH.D.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
PROGRAM IN SCI., TECH. 6 PUBLIC POLICY
WASHINGTON, DC 20052
Attn: ROBERT RYCROFT, PH.D.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL, MECH. fi ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20052
Attn: RAYMOND R. FOX, PH.D.
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OP CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING
ATLANTA, GA 30332
Attn: MICHAEL SAUNDERS, PH.D.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION
ENVIRONMENTAL 6 ENERGY MANAGEMENT
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20052
Attn: HOMER SEWELL, PH.D.
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
ATLANTA, GA 30332
Attn: WILLIAM CHAMEIDES, PH.D.
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GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCICCES
PROGRAM IN TECreOLOGY S SCIENCE POLICY
ATLANTA, GA 303 32
Attn: DAVID ROESSNER, PH.D.
GODDARD COLLEGE
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL ECOLOGY
SOCIAL ECOLOGY
PLAINFIELD. VT C5667
A tin: DAN CHORDOKOFF.PH.D.
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF MAR [N't * ENV. SCIS-iCE
HAMPTON, VA 23668
Attn: ROBERT oCNMiR, PH.D.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH 6, PLANETARY SCIENCES
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138
Attn: JOAN DONAHUE
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & PUBLIC POLICY
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138
Attn: LEWIS BRANSCCMB, PH.D.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPT. OF ENV. SCIENCE 6. PHYSIOLOGY
BOSTON, MA 02115
Attn: DONALD HORNIG, PH.D.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. & WATER RESOURCES DIVISION.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20059
Attn: JAMES H. JOHNSON,JR., PH.D., P.E.
HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV. RESOURCES ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV. RESOURCES ENG.
ARCATA, CA 95521
Attn: BRAD FIMCY, PH.D.
HUNTER COLL. OF THE CITY UNIV. OF NEW YORK
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
PROG. IN ENV. & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
NEW YORK, NY 10010
Attn: DAVID KOTELCHUCK, PH.D., M.P.H.
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
PRITZKER DEPT. OF ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
CHICAGO, IL 60616
Attn: RICHARD SAEKS, PH.D.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & ENV. AFFAIRS
ENV. PLANNING & POLICY, ENV. SCIENCES
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46202
Attn: DAVID MCSWANE, PH.D.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY (BLOOMINGTON)
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC 6 ENV. AFFAIRS
ENV. MANAGEMENT, PLANNING, AND POLICY
BLOOMINGTON, IN 47405
Attn: DAN WILLARD, PH.D.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
INDIANA, PA 15705
Attn: ALLAN ANDREW, PH.D.
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
AMES, IA 50011
Attn: GARY ATCHISCN, PH.D.
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & CONSTRUCTION ENGIN.
PROGRAM IN ENV. ENGIN. 6 WATER RESOURCES
AMES, IA 50011
Attn: RICHARD DAGUE. PH.D.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH S, PLANETARY SCIENCES
GRADUATE PROGRAM
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
Attn: BRUCE MARSH, PH.D.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY & ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
Attn: M. GORDON WOLKAN, PH.D.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
BALTIMORE, MD 21205
Attn: KAY CHADWELL, PH.D.
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MANHATTAN, KS 66506
Attn: ALEX MATHEWS, PH.D.
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
KENT, OH 44242
Attn: ROBERT HEATH, PH.D.
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
BETHLEHEM, PA 18015
Attn: A. K. SENGUPTA, PH.D.
LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE
NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF LAM
PORTLAND, OR 97219
Attn: STEPHEN KANTER, J.D.
LOHA LINDA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
LOMA LINDA, CA 92350
Attn: GEORGE JOHNSTON, PH.D.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
GRADUATE RESEARCH INSTITUTES
BATON ROUGE, LA 70803
Attn: DAVID CONSTANT, PH.D.
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING & ENV. SCIENCES
LOS ANGELES, CA 9004S
Attn: DONALD ANDERSON, PH.D.
MAHQUETTE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MILWAUKEE, WI 53233
Attn: ALFONZ ZANONI, PH.D.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGIN. & SCIENCE GRAD. PROGRAM
BRONX, NY 10471
Attn: JOHN S. JERIS, SC.D.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CENTER FOR TECH., POLICY & INDUST. DVLP.
PROGRAM IN TECHNOLOGY 6 POLICY
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139
Attn: RICHARD DENEUFVILLE, PH.D.
KANKATO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
KANKATO, MM 56001
Attn: BETH PROCTOR, PH.D.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139
Attn: RAFAEL BRAS, PH.D.
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MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPT. OF EARTH, ATM. & PLANETARY SCIENCES DEPT. OF URBAN STUDIES & PLANNING
CENTER FOR METEOROLOGY & PHYS. OCEANOGRAPHY CITY PLANNING IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139 CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139
Attn: PETER STONE, PH.D. Attn: TUNTJEY LEE, PH.D.
KCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF BIOLOGICAL (, ENV. SCIENCES
ENV. SCIENCES, EPA TRAINING PROGRAMS
LAKE CHARLES, LA 70609
Attn: HAROLD STEVENSON, PH.D. '
MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MEMPHIS, TN 38152
Attn: JOHN W. SMITH, PH.D.
MCGILL UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF EMG., DEFT. CF CIVIL S.'JI>
MINOR IN ENV. ENGINEERING
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CW.7v.~A H.'AIKS
Attn: JAMES FRC'.WJ, PH.D.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY AT OXFORD
INSTITUTE OF ENVIROIJ-ENTAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
OXFORD, OH 45056
Attn: GENE WILLEKE, PH.D.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF AG. & NATURAL RESOURCES
DEPT. OF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
EAST LANSING, HI 48824
Attn: JAMES H. ANDERSON, PH.D.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL S, ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
EAST LANSING, MI 48824
Attn: MACKENZIE DAVIS, PH.D.
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
HOUGHTON, MI 49931
Attn: C. ROBERT BAILLOD, PH.D.
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS 39762
Attn: JOSEPH SHERRARD, PH.D.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF NAT. SCIENCES 6 ENV. HEALTH
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
ITTABENA, MS 38941
Attn: J. SINGH, PH.D.
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 AG. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
BOZEMAN, MT 59717
Attn: HOWARD S. PEAVY, PH.D.
MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM IN ENV. ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
MURRAY, KY 42071
Attn: STEVE SCHNEIDERMAN, PH.D., P.E.
NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECH.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
PROGRAM IN ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS
SOCORRO, KM 87801
Attn: DAVID J. RAYMOND, PH.D.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
PROGRAM IN METEOROLOGY
MONTEREY, CA 93943
Attn: ROBERT J. RENARD, PH.D.
NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
OLD WESTBURY, NY 11568
Attn: MARVIN WEISS, PH.D.
NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 07102
Attn: SU LING CHENG, PH.D.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE
DEPT. OF ENV. & HEALTH SCIENCES
ENV. SCIENCES. HEALTH SCIENCES
VALHALLA, NY 10595
Attn: JOHN GROSS, PH.D.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCE
PROGRAM IN ENERGETICS AND ATM. SCIENCES
NEW YORK, NY 10003
Attn: ANTHONY WIENER, PH.D.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
NEW YORK, NY 10003
Attn: SUSE BROYDE, PH.D.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
RALEIGH, NC 27695
Attn: JOHN FISHER, PH.D.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREST RESOURCES
DEPARTMENT OF WOOD 6 PAPER SCIENCES
RALEIGH, NC 27695
Attn: R. J. THOMAS, PH.D.
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
FARGO, ND 58105
Attn: D. L. RICHARDS, PH.D.
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGINEERING 6 SCIENCE
BOSTON. MA 02115
Attn: IRVING WEI, PH.D.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
EMPHASIS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
EVANSTON, IL 60208
Attn: ROBERT GEMMELL, PH.D.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
COLUMBUS, OH 43210
Attn: EARL wrTLATCH, PH.D.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43210
Attn: SHELDON LUSTICK, PH.D.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43210
Attn: JUDY DAMSON
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
COLUMBUS, OH 43210
Attn: ROBERT L. SIERAKCMSKI, PH.D.
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, STILLWATER(
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL 1-WGINEERING
STILLWATER, OK 74078
Attn: JOHN VEENSTRA, PH.D.
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OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES
NORFOLK, VA 23529
Attn: FRANK DAY, PH.D.
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
ENVTRCNMENTAL HEALTH EMPHASIS
NORFOLK, VA 23529
Attn: JAMES ENGLISH, DIRECTOR
OLD CCMINION UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF OCEANOGRAPHY
PROGRAM IN OCEANOGRAPHY
NORFOLK, VA 23529
Attn: RONALD JOHNSON, PH.D.
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER
DEPT. OF ENV. SCIENCE S, ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
BEAVERTON, OR 97006
Attn: JAMES PENKOW, PH.D.
ORECOH STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
CORVALLIS, OR 97331
Attn: JEFF BARNES, PH.D.
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL EMGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
CORVALLIS, OR 97331
Attn: KEN WILLIAMSON, PH.D.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
Attn: MICHAEL BRONZINI, PH.D.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
Attn: WILLIAN FRANK, PH.D.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
INTERCOLLEGE GRAD. PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
Attn: RICHARD YAHNER, PH.D.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREST RESOURCES
GRAD. PROGRAMS IN NAT. RESOURCE SCIENCES
UNIVERSITY PARK. PA 16802
Attn: RICHARD YAHNER, PH.D.
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, BROOKLYN
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 ENV. ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGIN., ENV. HEALTH ENGINEERING
BROOKLYN, N.Y. 11201
Attn: ALAN MOLOF, PH.D.
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, FARWNGDALE CAMPUS
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
ENV. ENGIN.. ENV. HEALTH ENGINEERING
BROOKLYN, NY 11201
Attn: W. K. SATO, PH.D.
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
DOCT. PROGRAM IN ENV. SCI. & RESOURCES
PORTLAND, OR 97207
Attn: PAVEL SMEJTEK, PH.D.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR ENERGY 6 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
PRINCETON, KJ 08544
Attn: NANCY DUPREY KGEKLER
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF GEOLOGICAL 6 GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES
PRINCETON, NJ 08544
Attn: HISASHI KOBAYASHI, PH.D.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY 6 ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM IN TECHNOLOGY & PUBLIC POLICY
VEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907
Attn: J. BARTLETT, PH.D.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907
Attn: ARVTD JOHNSON, PH.D.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV.MANAGEMENT & EDUCATION PROGRAM
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907
Attn: LYNN A. CORSON, PH.D.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907
Attn: JAMES E. ET2EL, PH.D.
RENESSLEAR POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
TROY, NY 12180
Attn: HARRY ROY, PH.D.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
APPLIED SOCIETAL GEOLOGY
NEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907
Attn: TERRY R. VEST, PH.D.
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIE
TROY, NY 12180
Attn: SHIRLEY GORENSTETN, PH.D.
QUEENS COLLEGE
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN BIOLOGY
FLUSHING, NY 11367
Attn: DEPARTMENT CHAIR
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC IN5TUTUTE
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
TROY, NY 12181
Attn: NICHOLAS CLESCERI, PH.D.
RICE UNTVERSITY
DEPT. OF ENV. SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
HOUSTON, TX 77251
Attn: MAURINE LEE
RUTGERS UNTVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
PISCATANAY, NJ 088S4
Attn: YONG CHAE, PH.D.
SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES EDUCATION & RESE DEPT. OF EARTH & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EMPHASIS PROGRAM IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIECNES
ST. LOUIS, MO 63104 ST.LOUIS, MD 63103
Attn: RICHARD S. KURZ, PH.D. Attn: 0. V. RAO RU, PH.D.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, NEW BRUNSWICK
DEPT. OF METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCI.
NEW BURNSWICK, NJ 08903
Attn: NATHAN M. REISS, PH.D.
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
SAN DIEGO, CA 92182
Attn: STUART HURLBERT PH.D.
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SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
OCCUPATIONAL & ET-.ViRCN7-S.TAL HEALTH
SAN DIEGO, CA 92132
Attn: JOKf; B. CCNWAY, PH.D.
SANGAMON Si'ATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF P'JBLrC AFFAIRS & ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SPRINGFIELD, IL 62708
Attn: WILLIAM WARREN, PH.D.
SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
RAPID CITY, SD 57701
Attn: JOHN S. ZDGORSKI, PH.D.
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
SAN JOSE. CA 95192
Attn: PETER F. LESTER, PH.D.
SHIPPENSSURG UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY & EARTH SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN GEOENVIRONHENTAL STUDIES
SHIPPENSBURG, PA 17257
Attn: JOHN E. BENHART, PH.D.
SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
RAPID CITY, SD 57701
Attn: H. D. ORVILLE, PH.D.
SAN JOSE STATE 'JNiVESSiTY
DEPT. Of CIVIL SiG. 5, AFFLiED M^HAN^S
PROGRAM IN E?.VISC-f.?-1C~AL ^.'"•;N:~r.:>C
SAN JOSE. CA 95192
Attn: RKEA WILLIAMSON, ?H.D.
SiMON rRASER UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
BURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA V5A1S6
Attn: THOMAS GUNTON, PH.D.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AT EDWARDSVILL
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EDWARDSVILLE, IL 62026
Attn: FRANK fl. KULFINSKI, PH.D.
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF GEOSCIENCE
PROGRAM TN RESOURCE PLANNING
SPRINGFIELD,, MO 65804
Attn: MILTON RAFFERTY, PH.D.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL & WATER STUDIES
STANFORD, CA 94305
Attn: PAUL ROBERTS, PH.D.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING 6 ECONOMIC SYSTEM
ENERGY MODELLING FORUM
STANFORD, Cft 94305
Attn: PAMELA MCCROSKEY
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
GRAO. SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH'SCIENCES
ALBANY, NY 12222
Attn: DAVID 0. CARPENTER, PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
ALBANY, NY 12222
Attn: RICHARD ORVILLE, PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
WATER RESOURCE & ENV. ENGINEERING
BUFFALO, NY 14260
Attn: RALPH R. RUMER, PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT SYRACUSE
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES COLLEGE OF ENV. SCIENCES 6 FORESTRY
DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY GRAD. STUDIES IN ECOLOGY C. EVOLUTION PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
STONY BROOK, NY 11794 STONY BROOK, NY 11794 SYRACUSE, NY 13210
Attn: EMIL J. PIEL. PH.D.
Attn: JEFFREY LEVINTON, PH.D.
Attn: ROBERT H. FRYE, PH.D.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT SYRACUSE
FACULTY OF ENV. & RESOURCE ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENV. & RESOURCE ENGINEERING
SYRACUSE, NY 13210
Attn: ROBERT BROCK, PH.D.
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
HOBOKEN, NJ 07030
Attn: KENNETH N. DERUCHER, PH.D.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
SYRACUSE, NY 13244
Attn: RAYMOND LETTERMAN. PH.D.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
MAXWELL SCHOOL
TECHNOLOGY & INFORMATION POLICY PROGRAM
SYRACUSE, NY 13244
Attn: BARRY BOZEMENA, PH.D.
TEXAS ASM UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. 6 WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
COLLEGE STATION, TX 77843
Attn: BILL BATCHELOR, PH.D.
TEXAS ASM UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
COLLEGE STATION, TX 77843
Attn: DENNIS DRISCOLL, PH.D.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES PROGRAM
FORT WORTH, TX 76129
Attn: LEO NEWLAND, PH.D.
TEXAS WOMANS UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
GRADUATE PROGRAM IN BIOLOGY
DENTCN, TX 76204
Attn: F. SCHWALM, PH.D.
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
LUBBCCK, TX 79409
Attn: ERNST W. RIESLING, PH.D.
TOHSON STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY fc ENV. PLANNING
GEOGRAPHY 6 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
BALTIMORE, KD 21204
Attn: JONH MORGAN, PH.D.
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF GEOSCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
LUBBCCK, TX 79409
Attn: DONALD HARRAGAN, PH.D.
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
COLL.OF LIBERAL ARTS 6 JACKSON COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
MEDFORD, MA 02155
Attn: MARY ELLA FIENLEIB, PH.D.
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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL HCINEERING PROGRAM
MEOFORD, MA 02155
Attn: FRED NELSON, PH.D.
TULANE UNIVERSITY
SCH. OF PUBLIC HEALTH & TROPICAL MEDICINE
ENV. HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112
Attn: A. J. ENGLANDE, JR. PH.D., P.E.
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE 5 ENV ST-iNTi
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIEJCES FRCOrAM
TUSKEGEE, AL 36038
Attn: M. BURNS, PH.D.
UNIFORMED SERVICES UNIV. OF THE HEALTH SCIE UNIV. OF LOUISVILLE, SPEED SCIENTIFIC SCHOO UNIV. OF TEXAS SOUTi-W&STEP.N MMDICA:.
DEPT. OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE & BIOMETRICS DEPT. OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF BIGHEDICAL SCIENCES
PROGRAMS IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES OPTION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROGRAM IN RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
BETHESDA, MD 20814 LOUISVILLE, KY 40292 DALLAS, TX 75235
Attn: PATRICK CARNEY, PH.D., M.P.H. Attn: J. D. FLEISHMANN, PH.D. Attn: DONALD CARLSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITE DE SHERBROOKE
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
PROGRAH IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, CANADA JIK2R1
Attn: RICHARD THIBAULT, PH.D.
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A RIMOUSKI
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RIMOUSKI, QUEBEC G5L3A1
Attn: EMANUEL GARON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A TROIS-RIVIERES
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TROIS-RIVIERES, QUEBEC, CANADA 69A5H7
Attn: GUY CHARPENTIER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
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AKRON, OH 44325
Attn: PAUL CHANG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, FAIRBANKS
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY AND WILDLIFE
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BIRMINGHAM, AL 35294 ' Attn: HARK OSWOCO, PH.D.
Attn: VERNON ROSE, P.H.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, FAIRBANKS
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FAIRBANKS, AK 99775
Attn: GUNTER WELLER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, FAIRBANKS UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON
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PROGRAM OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERIN ENV. ENGINEERING d SCIENCES
FAIRBANKS, AK 99775 EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA T6G2C7
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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS
TUSCON, AZ 85721
Attn: E. PHILIP KRIDER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGIN. & ENGIN. MECHANICS
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TUSCON, AZ 85721
Attn: RAYMOND SIERKA, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
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FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72701
Attn: JAMES YOUNG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
GRADUATE DIVISION DEPARTMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72205 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA V6T1W5
Attn: LOUIS CHANG, PH.D.
Attn: H. K. OLDHAM, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
BERKELEY, CA 94720
Attn: JAMES HUNT, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
ENERGY & RESOURCES GROUP
BERKELEY, CA 94720
Attn: JOHN HOLDREN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAM
BERKELEY, CA 94720
Attn: JEANNE BRONK, MPA
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
DEPT. OF CIVIL, CHEM. & AC. ENGINEERING
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DAVIS, CA 95616
Attn: JERRY ORLOB, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
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DAVIS, CA 95616
Attn: DIANE FIRES, ADVISING ASSOCIATE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DTV. OF ENV. (, OCC. HEALTH SERVICES
LOS ANGELES, CA 90024
Attn: WILLIAM HINDS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
ECOLOGY 6 EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
IRVINE, CA 92717
Attn: PAN MCDONALD
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
RIVERSIDE, CA 92521
Attn: VAUGHN H. SHOEMAKER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 6 ENGINEERING
LOS ANGELES, CA 90024
Attn: MRYNA PRE9COTT
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA
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SANTA BARBARA, CA 93106
Attn: J. R. LICK, PH.D.
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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGIN. & ENV. SCIENCE
ORLANDO, FL 32316
Attn: R. JENKINS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
CINCINNATI, OH 45221
Attn: ANTHONY MUKKADA, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIROfM-NTAL STUDIES
CHARLESTON, WV 25304
Attn: JAMES D. BERG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
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CINCINNATI, OH 45229
Attn: RAYMOND R. SUSKIND, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF COLARADO HEALTH SCIENCES CENT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
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GRADUATE PROGRAM IN PUBLIC HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
DENVER, CO 80262 BOULDER, CO 80309
Attn: FRANK MARSH, J.D., PH.D. Attn: JOANN SILVERSTEIN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
DEPARTMENT OF GEOtHYSJCAl f-VIKNCES
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CHiCAGO, IL 60637
Attn: STVAF.T RICE, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGIN.
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Attn: JAMES MCDONOUGH, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
STORRS, CT 06268
Attn: GEORGE E. HOAG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT HEALTH CENTER
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE
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FARMINGTON, CT 06032
Attn: JOAN SEGALL, M.P.H.
UNIVERSITY OF DELEWARE
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NEWARK, DE 19716
Attn: JOHN R. MATHER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 47722
Attn: VERNON SHAW PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
HONOLULU, HI 96822
Attn: THOMAS SHCROEDER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
DAYTON, OH 45469
Attn: DAVID I. GROSS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
GRAD. SCHOOL IN BUS. & PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT
DENVER, CO 80208
Attn: RICHARD BRANDENBURG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
DEPT. OF ENV. ENGINEERING SCIENCES
GATN5VTLLE, FL 32611
Attn: WARREN VIESEMMM, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, CLEAR LAKE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
HOUSTON, TX 77058
Attn: RICHARD ALLISON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
NEWARK, DE 19716
Attn: THOMAS BRCCHENBROUGH, JR. PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTN'L STUDIES
TECH., MODERNIZATION & INTN'L. STUDIES
DENVER, CO 80208
Attn: JAMES MITTLEMAN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
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HONOLULU, HI 96822
Attn: C. S. PAPACOSTAS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, UNIVERSITY PARK
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
HOUSTON, TX 77004
Attn: JAMES SYMONS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
COLLEGE OF MINES AND EARTH RESOURCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES .
MOSCOW, ID 83843
Attn: FRED WILLIAMS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
COLLEGE OF MINES AND EARTH RESOURCES
PROG. IN GEOLOGY 6 GEOLOGICAL ENS.
MOSCOW, ID 83843
Attn: CHRISTOPHER J. HALL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
DEPTS. OF CHEMICAL & CIVIL ENGINEERING
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MOSCOW, ID 83843
Attn: DEPARTMENT CHAIR
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHAMPAIGN URBANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
URBANA, IL 61801
Attn: ERNST BARENBERG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
DEPT. OF PREV. MED. b ENV. HEALTH
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IOWA CITY, IA 52242
Attn: PETER ISAC90N, PH.D.
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
GRAD. ST. IN ECOLOGY AND ENV. BIOLOGY
CHICAGO, IL 60680
Attn: LEO MILLER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM
LAWRENCE, KS 66045
Attn: F. JERRY DENOYELLES, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
IOWA CITY, IA 52242
Attn: HARRISON KANE, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING -
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LAHERENCE, KS 66045
Attn: ROSS MCXINNEY, PH.D.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
DEPARTMKNT OF GEOGRAPHY
ENViRQfJMENTAL EHPHASIS
LAWRENCE. KS 66045
Af.tn: CURTIS J. SORENSON. PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF WORK ENVIRONMENT
LOWELL, MA 01854
Attn: DAVID WEGMAN, M.D.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGY
LFJUNGTON, KY 40546
Attn: WELSEY J. BIRGE, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
PROG. IN ENV. STUDIES & ENGINEERING
LOWELL, MA 01854
Attn: BURTON A. SEGALL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
GRADUATE FPnGRAM IN1 TOXICOLOGY
LEXINGTON, KY 40536
Attn: ROBIN POWELL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
ORONO, ME 04469
Attn: JOHN A. ALEXANDER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
NATURAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE
PROGRAM IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
WINNEPEG, MANITOBA R3T2N2
Attn: THOMAS HENLEY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AT BALTIMORE
DEPT. OF EPIDEMIOLOGY & PREV. MEDICINE
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
BALTIMORE, MD 21201
Attn: BETH WESCOTT
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CANTONSVILLE, MD 21228
Attn: S. KOH, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLECT: PARK
GRAD. PROG. IN MARINE-ESTUARINE-ENV. SCI.
COLLEGE PARK, MD 20742
Attn: ROGER MENZER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK
DEPARTMENT OF METEROLOGY
METEOROLOGY C, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
COLLEGE PARK, MD 20742
Attn: FERDINAND BAER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, EASTERN SHORE
DEPT. OF ENV., ESTUARINE,Si MARINE SCIENCE
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
PRINCESS ANNE, MD 21853
Attn: G.C. GUPTA, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
AMHERST, MA 01003
Attn: PAUL SHULDINER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENV. & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AMHERST, MA 01003
Attn: HOWARD PETERS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
ROSENTHAL SCH. OF MARINE 6 ATM. SCIENCES
DIV. OF METEOROLOGY & PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
CORAL GABLES, FLO 33124
Attn: OTIS BROWN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
COLLEGE OF ARCH. & URBAN PLANNING
PROGRAM IN URBAN TECH 6 ENV. PLANNING
ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
Attn: ALLEN FELDT, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
Attn: ROBERT D. HANSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
Attn: STEPHEN KAPLAN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, PLANNING 6 POLICY
ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
Attn: JAMES E. CROFOOT, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL 6 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
Attn: MORTON S. HILBERT, M.P.H., PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
COLLEGE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
DEPT. OF ECOLOGY 6 BEHAVIORAL BIOLOGY
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 5S455
Attn: PAUL MAGEE, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
DEPT. OF CIVIL 6 MINERAL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
MINNEAPOLIS, MN S5455
Attn: CHARLES FAIRHURST, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
COLUMBIA, MO 65211
Attn: ANTHONY MINES, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
COLLEGE OF LIFE SCIENCES & AGRICULTURE
PROG. IN RESOURCE ADMIN. & MANAGEMENT
DURHAM, NH 03824
Attn: BOB BLANCHARD, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIV. OF ENV. b OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55455
Attn: IAN GREAVES, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
LINCOLN, KE 68588
Attn: WILLIAM KELLY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
DURHAM, NH 03824
Attn: DAVID GAESS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ROLLA, MO 65401
Attn: DONALD MODESITT, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
SPECIALITY IN ENV. ENGINEERING
RENO, NV 89557
Attn: RICHARD J. WATTS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HEM HAMPSHIRE
DEPT. OF RESOURCE ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT
RESOURCE ECONOMICS t, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM, NH 03824
Attn: HAROLD HAWKER, PH.D.
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UNIVERSITY OF fifW HAVEN
CEPT. OF CIVIL S ENV. ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVrSON-MEHTAL ENGINEERING
WKST KAVBJ, C7 06516
Attn: DAVID W,UL, FH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
CHAROLETTE, NC 28223
Attn: L. ELLIS KING, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL UNIVERSITY CF NORTH CAROL-NA Af (-•{.-.
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
DEPT. OF ENV. SCIENCE & ENGINEERING PROGRAM IN ^VISCNMENTAL H-CALTrf
CHAPEL HILL, NC 275U Ci-AFLCTTE. NC 23223
Attn: R'JSSEL F. CHRESTMAN, M.P.H. ACtn: ROGER TR'JTECRE,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKODA
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
GRAND FORKS, ND.58202
Attn: BERNARD KELLY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EHFilASIS
' NOTRE DAME, IN 46556
Attn: WILLIAM G. GRAY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
COLLEGE OF GEOSCIENCES
NORMAN, OK 73019
Attn: JAMES KRUPEL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
SCH. OF CIVIL ENGIN. & ENV. SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
NORMAN, OK 73019
Attn: JAMES H. ROBERTSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73190
Attn: RON COLEMAN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
ENERGY RESOURSES PROGRAM
PITTSBURGH, PA 15260
Attn: JAMES T. COBB, JR., PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
SCIENCE & PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM
NORMAN, OK 73019
Attn: WALTER SCHEFFER, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPT. OF INDUSTRIAL ENV. HEALTH
PITTSBURGH, PA 1S261
Attn: YVES ALAIRE, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
DEPT. OF CIVIL AND ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING .
KINGSTON, RI 02881
Attn: WILLIAM D. KOVACS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS K SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94117
Attn: JOE PSTULLA, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
PROGRAM IN ENV. HEALTH SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
KINGSTON, RI 02881
Attn: LEONARD HORTHEN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
COLUMBIA, SC 28209
Attn: WINONA VERNBERG, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY
DEPT. OF PREV., FAN., & REHAB. MEDICINE
ROCHESTER, NY 14642
Attn: ROBERT JOYNT, M.D.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING & MECHANICS
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
TAMPA, FL 33620
Attn: MELVIN ANDERSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
LOS ANGELES, CA 90089
Attn: JOSEPH DEVINNY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
KNOXVILLE, TN 37996
Attn: WILLIAM GRECCO, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE
INTERCOLLEGIATE PROGRAMS
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
KNOXVILLE, TN 37901
Attn: W. FARKAS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE
INTERCOLLEGIATE PROGRAMS
PROGRAM IN ECOLOGY
KNOXVILLE, TN 37996
Attn: D. L. BUNTING, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, OAK RIDGE
DIVISION OF BIOLOGY
OAK RIDGE GRAD. SCH. OF BIOMED. SCIENCES
OAK RIDGE, TN 37830
Attn: R. A. POPP, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENV. 6 WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
AUSTIN, TX 78712
Attn: GRADUATE ADVISOR
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
DIVISION OF EARTH AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
PROGRAM IN NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
SAN ANTONIO, TX 78285
Attn: JOHN H. ADAMS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA H5S1A1
Attn: RIENER JACKSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, EL PASO
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
EL PASO, TX 79968
Attn: HECTOR FUENTES. PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
TULSA, OK 74104
Attn: H. K. VIAL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF TOHUNTO
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA M5S1A4
Attn: DONALD MACKAY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84112
Attn: ANDREW HONG, PH.D.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
PROGRAM IN EN1/. RESOURCE PLANNING
BURLINGTON, VT 05401
Attn: TOM HUDSPETH, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEATTLE, WA 98195
Attn: GORDON ORIANS, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
CHARLG7TESVILLE, VA 22903
Attn: WILLIAM ODUM, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
SCH. OF PUBLIC HEALTH S COMMUNITY MEDICINE
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
SEATTLE, WA 98195
Attn: JACK HATLEN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
DEFARTt-ENT OF CIVIL SCir.'EESI'JG
ENV. ENGINEERING 5, SCIENCE r=O;-?A«
SEATFLE, WA 98195
Attn: DAVID STENSEL, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM
WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CANADA N2L361
Attn: JOHN ROBINSON, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA COLL. OF GRAD.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & SCIENCE
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
INSTITUTE, WEST VIRGINIA 25112
Attn: F. WILLIAM KROESSER PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, EAU CLAIRE
DIVISION OF ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS
PROGRAM IN ENV. 6 PUBLIC HEALTH
EAU CLAIRE, HI 54702
Attn: CAROL KLUN, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON
DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY
MADISON, WI 53706
Attn: DEPARTMENT CHAIR
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON
DEPT. OF COMPARATIVE BIOSCIENCES
SCHOOL OF VETRINARY MEDICINE
MADISON, WI 53706
Attn: ADNAN ELFARRA, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON
ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
MADISON, WI 53706
Attn: JACK QUIGLEY, PH.D.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE
COLL. OF ENGIN. & APPLIED SCIENCES
CENTER FOR CONTINUIJC ENGIN. EDUCATION
MILWAUKEE, WI 53203
Attn: STEPHEN J. SCOTT, PH.D.
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DEPT. OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
LOGAN, UT 84322
Attn: THADIS W. BOX, PH.D.
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
LOGAN, UT 84322
Attn: WILLIAM GREENEY, PH.D.
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF HANGEKENT OF TECHNOLOGY
NASHVILLE, TN 37235
Attn: ROBERT HOUSE, PH.D.
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENV. ENGINEERING
PROG. IN ENV. & WATER RESOURCES ENGIN.
NASHVILLE, TN 3723S
Attn: EDWARD THACKSTON, PH.D.
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
PROG. IN WATER RESOURCES ENGIN.
VILLANOVA, PA 19085
Attn: LEWIS HATHUS, PH.D.
VIRGINIA POLYTECH. INSTITUTE & STATE UNTVER
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROG. IN ENV. SCIENCE 6 ENGINEERING
BLACKSBURG, VA 24061
Attn: C. W. RANDALL, PH.D.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENIRQNMENTAL ENGINEERING
LABORATORY OF ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
PULLMAN, WA 99164
Attn: DONALD JOHNSTONE, PH.D.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
PULLMAN, WA 99164
Attn: DONALD JOHNSTONE, PH.D.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF ENGIN. & APPLIED SCIENCES
DEPT. OF ENGINEERING 6 POLICY
ST. LOUIS, MO 63130
Attn: WILLIAM P. DARBY, PH.D.
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
COLL. OF PHARMACY & ALLIED HEALTH
PROG. IN OCCUPATIONAL 6 ENV. HEALTH
DETROIT, MI 48226
Attn: ANDREW REEVES, Pfi.D.
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
DETROIT, MI 48202
Attn: P. DENNIS SMITH, PH.D.
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
DETROIT, MI 48202
Attn: CAROL MILLER, PH.D.
WEST CHESTER UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
WEST CHESTER, PA 19383
Attn: BETTY C. BOYLE, M.E.D.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EMPHASIS
MORGANTOWN, WV 26506
Attn: WILLIAM A. SACK, PH.D.
YALE UNIVERSITY
DEPT. OF EPIDEMIOLOGY K PUBLIC HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
NEW HAVEN, CT 06520
Attn: JAN A. F. STOLWLJK, PH.D.
YALE UNIVERSITY
SCH. OF FORESTRY & ENV. STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM
NEW HAVEN, CT 06511
Attn: JOHN C. GORDON, PH.D.
YORK UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
NORTH YORK, ONTARIO, CANADA M3J1P3
Attn: AWEMARIE GALLAUGHER, PH.D.
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CONTINUING EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS
AND TOPIC AREAS OF COURSES OFFERED
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CONTINUING EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS,
THEIR CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS,
AND TOPIC AREAS OF COURSES OFFERED
ORGANIZATION
PHONE
NUMBER
COURSE
OFFERINGS
AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
412-232-3444
202-872-4508
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS
212-705-7526
AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
ARTHUR D. LITTLE,
INC.
212-705-7668
617-864-5770
CENTER FOR
PROFESSIONAL
ADVANCEMENT
COLUMBIA GREENE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
201-613-4500
518-828-4181
AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT, TOXIC
CHEMICALS, ENERGY UTILIZATION.
AIR TOXICS, ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
CHEMIMISTRY, WATER & WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYIS,
ENVIRONMENTAL LAB QUALITY
ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL, DATA
VALIDATION.
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL, INDUSTRIAL
HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATION, LAND
TREATMENT TECHNIQUES,
CHEMODYNAMICS, WATER QUALITY
ENGINEERING, EMERGENCY RESPONSE
PLANNING, HAZARD CONTROL,
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, TOXICOLOGY,
VENTILATION, RISK ASSESSMENT, USE
OF HAZARD & OPERABILITY STUDIES IH
PROCESS ANALYSIS, VAPOR CLOUD
DISPERSION MODELING.
ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY, AIR
POLLUTION.
PRINCIPLES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
MANAGEMENT, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
OR TOXIC & HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES,
PRINCIPLES OF TOXICOLOGY,
TECHNOLOGIES OR STORAGE, TREATMENT
& DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS,
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS, PRACTICAL
LAB TECNNIQUES.
ACQUISION; EVALUATION & VALIDATION
OF ENVIRONMENTAL DATA.
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT,
EMERGENCY RESPONSE.
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ENERGY TECHNOLOGY
CONFERENCE, INC.
EXECUTIVE
ENTERPRISES, INC.
FEDERAL
PUBLICATIONS, INC.
GENERAL PHYSICS
CORPORATION
GEORGIA INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
GOVERNMENT
INSTITUTES, INC.
HARVARD SCHOOL OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
J. T. BAKER
CHEMICAL COMPANY
JOHNS HOPKINS SCH.
OF HYG. & PUB.
HEALTH
LION TECHNOLOGY,
INC.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
MARIST COLLEGE
301-251-9250
212-654-7880
202-337-7000
301-964-6219
404-894-2400
301-251-9250
617-732-1171
201-859-2151
301-955-5000
201-383-0800
212-920-0100
914-471-3240
ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY, LAWS, &
C OMPLIANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL
AUDITING.
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS,
COMPLIANCE, INSURANCE LITIGATION,
LIABILITY, PETRO-CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
CONFERENCES, REGIONAL CONFERENCES,
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS.
PRACTICAL ENVIRONMENTAL. LAW,
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING.
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
CONCERNING FOSSIL FUEL POWER
GENERATORS.
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATOR
REQUIREMENTS & COMPLIANCE,
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONTROL &
EMERGENCY RESPONSE, HAZARDOUS
WASTE SITE SAFETY, TRANSPORT OF
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT TRAINING INCLUDING:
ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS & REGULATIONS,
WASTE MINIMIZATION, MANAGEMENT OEM
HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL WASTE,
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING,
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN REAL
ESTATE, INCINERATION SYSTEMS,
WETLANDS POLICY.
RADIATION RISK ANALYSIS.
MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL
WASTE, HAZADAROUS SPILL RESPONSE
TRAINING.
TOXICOLOGY, OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE,
RADIATION SAFETY, RISK ASSESSMENT
& RISK MANAGEMENT.
HAZARDOUS & TOXIC WASTE
MANAGEMENT, SITE REMEDIATION
TECHNIQUES.
AIR POLLUTION TRAINING, PRICNIPLES
OF HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS &
LIABILITY.
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MIDWEST CENTER FOR
OCC. HEALTH &
SAFETY
N.W. .CENTER FOR
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION
NAT'L.' ENV. HEALTH
ASSOCIATION
612-221-3992
800-426-5575
303-756-9090
NEW JERSEY
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
OKLAHOMA STATE
UNIVERSITY
PEPERDINE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
OF LAW
STAT A MATRIX
INSTITUTE
TUFTS WASTE
MANAGEMENT
INSTITUTE
201-596-3060
405-642-5714
202-337-7000
201-548-0600
617-381-3486
U.S. ENV.
PROTECTION AGENCY
UNIV. OF TEXAS AT
AUSTIN
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
EXTENSION
919-541-2497
512-471-3396
805-961-4200
SAFETY & HEALTH TRAINING FOR
HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE PERSONNEL,
INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS, EMERGEIIC".
RESPONSE.
COMPUTER AIDED ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT, RISK COMMUNICATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN REAL
ESTATE, HEALTH PRINCIPLES FOR
ENGINEERS, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH,
RISK COMMUNICATION, WASTE
MINIMIZATION, SITE REMEDIATION
TECHNIQUES, CORPORATE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
CURRENT TOPICS IN AIR POLLUTION.
HAZARDOUS WASTE & MATERIALS
HANDLING & MANAGEMENT.
PRACTICAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW,
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAB QUALITY
ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL, DATA
VALIDATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN REAL
ESTATE, RISK COMMUNICATION,
BIOTECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS IN
WASTE SITE CLEANUPS, WASTE
MINIMIZATION, SITE REMEDIATION
TECHNIQUES, CORPORATE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT,
DISPERSION MODELLING, APPLICATION
OF NEW CONTROL METHODS.
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
PRINCIPLES OF TOXICOLOGY, AIR
POLLUTION & TOXIC CHEMICALS,
PREPARING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR
SHIPMENT, MANAGING HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS', PREPARING FOR HAZARDOUS
LITIGATION.
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UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
916-757-8777
UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA, TREEO
CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH DAKOTA
UNIVERSITY OF
ROCHESTER
UNIVERSITY OF
WISCONSIN
904-392-9570
603-862-1367
701-777-3633
716-275-4155
608-263-7427
WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL FEDERATION
703-684-2400
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR TOXIC &
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES, INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE, AIR POLLUTION, TOXIC
CHEMISTRY, GROUND WATER HYDROLOG"!
MONITORING, PROECTION & CLEAN UP,
RISK ASSESSMENT, EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE &
PLANNING.
HAZARDOUS WASTE HANDLING &
MANAGEMENT, INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS,
EMERGENCY RESPONSE.
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
SYNTHETIC FUELS SYMPOSIUM, SOLID
WASTE REUSE & BIOREMEDIATION.
PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES OF WASTE
INCINERATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN REAL
ESTATE, COMPOSTING & RECYCLING,
INCINERATION, INDUSTRIAL WASTE
MONITORING & DISPOSAL, AIR TOXICS,
WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
HOSTS ANNUAL CONFERENCE CONCERNIN^
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL.
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MAILING LABEL ADDRESSES OF
CONTINUING EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS
LISTED IN THIS DATABASE
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AMERICA.': SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
3.S.5 EAST 477- STREET
?£•«' YORK, NY 10017
ARTHUR D. LFTTLE, iNC.
r«JTER FOR Err;tRci*iK?:;'AL ASSUKAIKE
15 ACOP.N PARK
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02140
CETJTEP. FCR rRC~ES2:C?v-.l A.7,'A.''-IMENT
P 0 BOX 954
.A5T B'JR.'I
COL-JSIA O«EE?;E COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PC 5CX 1000
HUDSON, N't 12534
ENERGY TECKNOLQJY COI-TEPECE, INC.
956 HUNGERFC3RD DRIVE. 24
ROCKVILLE, MD 20850
22 WEST 21ST STFEET
'JEW YORK, NY LOOiO
FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS, INC.
1120 20TH STREET N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
GENERAL PHYSICS CORPORATION
10650 HICKORY RIDGE ROAD
COLUMBIA, MD 21044
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
ATLANTA, GA 30332
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTES, INC.
966 HUNGERFORD DRIVE f24
ROCKVILLE, MD 20850
HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
677 HUNTINGTON AVEUNE
BOSTON, MA 02115
J. T. BAKER CHEMICAL COMPANY
222 RED SCHOOL LANE
PHIILIPSBURG, NJ 08865
JOHNS HOPKINS SCH. OF HYG. & PUB. HEALTH
DEPT. OF ENV. HEALTH (SUMMER INSTITUTE)
615 NORTH WOLFE STREET ROOM 1003
BALTIMORE, MD 21205
LION TECHNOLOGY, INC.
P.O. DRAWER 700
LAFAYETTE, NJ 07848
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
RIVERDALE, NY 10471
MARIST COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF ADULT EDUCATION
ME 250, NORTH ROAD
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12601
MIDWEST CENTER FOR OCC. HEALTH & SAFETY
640 JACKSON STREET
ST. PAUL, MN 55101
N.W. CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL" EDUCATION
13555 BEL-RED ROAD C-96870
BELLEVUE, WA 98009
NAT'L. ENV. HEALTH ASSOCIATION
720 S. COLORADO BLVD. SUITE 970 S. TOWER
DENVER, CO 80222
NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
P.O. BOX 17125
NEWARK, NJ 07102
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
ENGINEERING EXTENSION OFFICE
512 ENGINEERING NORTH
STILLWATER, OK 74078
PEPERDINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
SEMINAR DIVISION OFFICE
FIFTH FLOOR SOUTH, 1120 20TH STREET N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
STAT A MATRIX INSTITUTE
2124 OAK TREE ROAD
EDISON, NJ 08820
TUFTS WASTE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
CURTIS HALL 474 BOSTON AVE
MEDFORD, MA 02155
U.S. ENV. PROTECTION AGENCY
AIR POLLUTION TRAINING INSTITUTE
MD 20
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC 27711
UNIV. OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
CONTINUING ENGINEERING STUDIES
COCKRELL HALL 10.324
AUSTIN, TX 78712
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXTENSION
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93106
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
DAVIS, CA 95616
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, TREEO CENTER
DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
RES., TRNG. 6r EDUC. CNTR. FOR ENV OCCUP.
GAINSVILLE, FL 326064838
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
MCCONNELL HALL
DURHAM, NH 03824
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
BOX 8277 UNIVERSITY STATION
GRAND FORKS, ND 58202
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
COLL. OF ENGIN. & APPLIED SCIENCE
ROCHESTER, NY 14527
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
DEPT. OF ENGINEERING
432 NORTH LAKE STREET
MADISON, Ml 53791
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION
601 WYTHE STREET
ALEXENDRIA, VA 22314
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