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OEH Professor Honored Kelley J. Donham has been named the Journal of Agromedicine “Leader in the Field” for 2009. The recognition goes to an individual who has made significant contributions in agricultural safety and health practice, policy and research. Donham is a professor of occupational and environmental health at the University of Iowa’s College of Public Health, and directs Iowa’s Center for Agricultural Safety and Health, the Agricultural Health and Safety Training Core of the Heartland Education and Research Center, and is Deputy Director of the Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health.

If you want to make an impact, as a trained professional, on the health of individuals, groups, or populations, consider graduate studies in the vital field of occupational and environmental health.

Issues of occupational and environmental health weave through our daily lives in the 21st century. They surface as hazards in our place of work, which can be a farm or a factory as well as an office building. They also affect our personal health in the form of environmental pollution, or injuries, or exposure to toxic agents.

Our degree programs, whether the master of science (MS), doctorate (PhD), or master of public health (MPH), combine academic training and field research to prepare students for career success. Graduates go on to work in industry, government, medicine, academia, even international health.

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