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Suggested Citation:"Appendix C Workshop Participants." Institute of Medicine. 2004. Environmental Health Indicators: Bridging the Chasm of Public Health and the Environment: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11136.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix C Workshop Participants." Institute of Medicine. 2004. Environmental Health Indicators: Bridging the Chasm of Public Health and the Environment: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11136.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix C Workshop Participants." Institute of Medicine. 2004. Environmental Health Indicators: Bridging the Chasm of Public Health and the Environment: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11136.
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Appendix C Workshop Participants Jeremiah Baumann Claudia Abendroth U.S. Public Interest Research U.S. Environmental Group Protection Agency Kathryn Adams Julie Becker University of Massachusetts Temple University at Lowell Claire Berger Brenda Afzal Marasco Newton Group, Ltd. University of Maryland School of Nursing Sarah C. Birckhead Environmental Health National Cancer Institute Education Center Arthur Blair A. Karim Ahmed State of Maryland National Council for Science and Environment John Borrazzo U.S. Agency for International Ruth Allen Development U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Breanne Botch National Institutes of Health Lucy F. Ament CRC Press, LLC Lynn Bradley Environmental Health Policy John Balbus Consulting Environmental Defense 109

110 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INDICATORS Barbara Brady Kristen Chossele University of Maryland, Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Anstice Brand Michelle Chuk Centers for Disease Control and Physicians for Social Prevention Responsibility David Brown John Cohrssen National Institutes of Health Public Health Policy Advisory Holly Brown-Williams Board California Policy Research Center Walter S. Combs, Jr. Rhode Island Department of Health Stacye Bruckbauer National Cancer Institute Marian Condon University of Maryland, School of Joseph E. Bunnell Medicine U.S. Department of the Interior Margaret Conomos Deron Burton U.S. Environmental Protection Johns Hopkins University Agency Lisa Byron Charlotte Cottrill U.S. Environmental Protection U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Agency Sabit Cakmak Cynthia Coventon Health Canada Pennsylvania Department of Health Jim Dale Nancy Carpenter Jefferson County Department of Federal Drug Administration Health and Environment Teresa Caruthers W. Randolph Daley University of Maryland Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Lucia Cebotaru Shelley Davis Carol Chang Farmworker Justice Fund Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Kevin M. DeBell Neepa Choksi U.S. Environmental Protection National Institute of Environmental Agency Health Sciences

APPENDIX C 111 Kacee Deener Elaine Francis U.S. Environmental Protection U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Agency Dina Delem National Swedish Environmental Greg Frey Protection Agency Marasco Newton Group, Ltd. Anna Dillingham Julie Frieder Trust for America’s Health Calvert Group Leslie Friedlander Sidney Draggan Johns Hopkins University U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Shelley Fudge U.S. Environmental Protection John Dupree Agency U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Mary Gant National Institutes of Health Margo Edmunds Trust for America’s Health James Gentry U.S. Environmental Protection Maureen Edwards Agency Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Robyn Gilden University of Maryland, Baltimore, Michael Eichberg School of Nursing American Chemical Society Dean Goeldner Ronald Eisler American Veterinary Medical U.S. Geological Survey Amy Goffe Patricia Elliott Trust for America’s Health Association of State and Territorial Health Officials Robert Gray University of Michigan Elisabeth Ensley Environmental Media Services Lisa Greenhill Association of Women’s Health, Janie D. Fields Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses Children’s Environmental Health Institute William Grigg National Institutes of Health Mary Fox U.S. Department of Agriculture

112 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INDICATORS Tee L. Guidotti Erick Ishii George Washington University Department of Veterans Affairs School of Public Health and Health Services Jeannette Jackson Stephen Guptill Crystal James U.S. Geological Survey Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists Phil Heard Toxics Assessment Division Carol Johnson Robert E. Hegner Pew Charitable Trust ICF Consulting Suzanne Johnson Marla Hendriksson Institute of Medicine U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Sarah W. Jones Children’s Environmental Health Christina S. Ho Institute Senator Clinton’s Office Jocelyn Kaiser Nancy Hogan Science Magazine The Harbour Group Miranda Katsoyannis Karen Hopfl-Harris Centers for Disease Control and Physicians for Social Prevention Responsibility Sarah Keim Sandra Howard The National Children’s Study U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Jeff Ketelsleger Embry Howell Soo Kim The Urban Institute Office of Minority Health Resources Center Janet Hren U.S. Geological Survey Laura Rasar King Physicians for Social Lina Ibarra Responsibility National Council for Science and Environment Judith B. Klotz Caroline Isber Sarah Knab Children’s Environmental Health Society for Women’s Health Promotion Research

APPENDIX C 113 Alexandra Knudson Paul Levine Section on Neuroendocrine George Washington University Immunology and Behavior School of Public Health and Health Services Patricia Koshel U.S. Environmental Protection Alexis Lockshin Agency National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute Amy Kostant Environmental Media Services Kumi Lwamuito John Kovach Diane Lynne Stony Brook University U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Charles Kovatch U.S. Environmental Protection Marcia Mabee Agency Timothy Bell & Company James Krieger Gregory Macias Seattle and King County Trust for America’s Health Department of Health John A. MacKinney Karen Kuehl U.S. Environmental Protection George Washington University Agency Susan Laessig Kathryn Mahaffey Federal Drug Administration U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Rashmi Lal U.S. Environmental Protection Nancy Maher Agency U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs Lynn Landes Zero Waste America Leyla McCurdy National Environmental Education Monica Lathan and Training Foundation American Public Health Association Hugh McKinnon U.S. Environmental Protection Veronica L. Lenegan Agency National Academy of Public Administration Kathleen Meier U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

114 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INDICATORS Lesley Milheim Mary Ellen O’Connell U.S. Geological Survey National Academies Elise Miller Kathleen O’Connor Centers for Disease Control and Greg Miller Prevention P. Divya Mittal-Parikh Miriam O’Day Alpha-1 Foundation Susan Mongeau U.S. Air Force Judy Odoulamy U.S. Department of Energy Jami Montgomery Water Environment Research Cecelia G. Orme Foundation Chesapeake College Melinda Moore Jesse S. Ortiz U.S. Department of Health and University of Massachusetts Human Services Ana Maria Osorio David Moriarty U.S. Environmental Protection Centers for Disease Control and Agency Prevention Irina Panyutin Frances Moriarty DeKalb County Board of Health Karen L. Parker National Cancer Institute Rony Neff Johns Hopkins University Rebecca Parkin George Washington University Debi Nelson Wyoming Department of Health Wim Passchier University of Maastricht, Sheila Newton Netherlands National Institutes of Health Devon Payne-Sturges Amande Sue Niskar U.S. Environmental Protection Centers for Disease Control and Agency Prevention Andrea Pfahles-Hutchens Rachel Nugent U.S. Environmental Protection Fogarty International Center Agency

APPENDIX C 115 Susan Polan Rita Robinson Trust for America’s Health Prince George’s County Public Schools Edwin Pratt, Jr. National Association of Local Jon Romano Boards of Health Senator Clinton’s Office Benjamin Preston Ruthann Rudel Pew Center on Global Climate Silent Spring Institute Change Virginia Ruiz Don Pryor Farmworker Justice Fund National Ocean Service Prem Sarin Stephanie Publicker George Washington University National Library of Medicine Anita Makri Judith R. Qualters George Washington University Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ellen Mantus National Academies Lisa Ragain George Washington University Marsha Marks Radiation Public Health Project David Redlin U.S. Environmental Protection Susan Martel Agency National Research Council Beth Resnick Lawrence Martin Johns Hopkins University U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Sarah L. Richards National Center for Health Workforce Analysis Diane Matuszak Maryland Department of Health Terry Richardson and Mental Hygiene Centers for Disease Control and Nora Savage Prevention U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Alan Roberson American Water Works Izzat Sbeih Association American Public Health Association

116 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INDICATORS Peter Scheidt Nina Stachenfeld National Institute of Child Health Yale University School of and Human Development Medicine Robert Schlag Abigail Stack U.S. Environmental Protection National Research Council Agency Esther Sternberg Susan Schober National Institutes of Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Madalene Stevens U.S. Environmental Protection Margo Schwab Agency Johns Hopkins University Alison Surdo Deborah Segal Partnership for Prevention U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Kimberly Switlick George Washington University Mary Shaffran U.S. Environmental Protection Kathy Sykes Agency U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Neil Shah Inside Washington Publishers Marti Szczur National Institutes of Health Marilee Shelton National Research Council Margaret Tarampi American Institute of Architects Janette D. Sherman Western Michigan University Catalina Teba National Institutes of Health Paul Silverman Division of Public Health Ana Tenorio Children’s Environmental Health Paul Smith Network Delegation of European Commission M. Jane Teta Exponent, Inc. Margaret D. Snyder National Institutes of Health William Toscano University of Minnesota

APPENDIX C 117 Dennis Utterback Joslyn Witherspoon U.S. Environmental Protection Children’s Environmental Health Agency Network Erika Veley Amir Wolfe Senator Clinton’s Office Johns Hopkins University Dawn Walton Robert Worrest Children’s National Medical Columbia University Center, Holy Cross Hospital Steve Wyngarden Patricia A. Ware ICF Consulting Bureau of Environmental News Maria Zemankova Robbie Wedge National Science Foundation National Research Council Diane Zerbe Charles Weir Johns Hopkins University Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Lauren Zerbe Johns Hopkins University Charles A. Wells National Institutes of Health Robert Zimmerman Department of Natural Resources Tracy Wiedt and Environmental Control U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Public Health Tim Zink Blue Ridge Press G. David Williamson Elizabeth Zucca Agency for Toxic Substances and George Washington University Disease Registry Henry H. Willis Carnegie Mellon University Dorothea Wilson Robin Taylor Wilson National Cancer Institute Julie Wirth Michigan Department of Community Health

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This report is the summary of the fourth workshop of The Roundtable on Environmental Health Sciences, Research, and Medicine. Environmental Indicators: Bridging the Chasm Between Public Health and the Environment, continues the overarching themes of previous workshops on rebuilding the unity of health and the environment. The purpose of the workshop was to bring people together from many fields, including federal, state, local, and private partners in environmental health, to examine potential leading indicators of environmental health, to discuss the proposed national health tracking effort, to look into monitoring systems of other nations, and to foster a dialogue on the steps for establishing a nationwide environmental health monitoring system. This workshop brought together a number of experts who presented, discussed, and debated the issues surrounding the implementation of a monitoring system.

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