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health in forests was documented as a challenge they have encountered when collaborating with landowners. This project will conduct a systematic and/or meta-analytic literature review to quantify the net
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of Environmental Health Science and Practice (DEHSP), you will engage in a mentored learning experience focused on applied environmental health science and public health practice. You will gain exposure to cross
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the United States. These research activities contribute to CDC's efforts to better understand the burden of CKD and inform public health strategies to improve prevention and outcomes. Learning Objectives: You will
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data collection with quantitative statistical and modeling analyses and are collaborations with natural resource managers, veterinarians, and academics. You will learn to develop and conduct research
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also receive training in use of Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint, Visio, and plotting and statistical analysis using various software platforms. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor you will
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nucleic acid extractions, amplicon sequencing, data management and analysis. You will learn how to identify risks and improvement opportunities, ensure compliance with established policies and agency
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with the mentor, you will have considerable input on how the project goals will be achieved. The research is primarily laboratory based, but pilot plant experiments are also conducted. Learning
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diagnostic testing platforms. Learning Objectives: During the appointment, you will; Learn about food safety research focused on the detection and characterization of foodborne pathogenic bacteria. Participate
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, Fitness & Nutrition. Develop skills in reviewing and collaborating on projects focused on disease prevention and health promotion. Learn about program development and implementation through participation in
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, and evaluation approaches. 2) Observe and learn how longitudinal studies using large administrative health claims and other public health datasets are designed, conducted, and interpreted. 3) Gain