The Department of Environmental Health (EHS) promotes healthy living and working environments through research, teaching, and service. We prepare students for an exciting and rewarding career with our comprehensive and rigorous program. Students are trained to anticipate, recognize, evaluate and control environmental factors that can influence the health of individuals and populations. In addition, the Regulatory Science Graduate Certificate fills an urgent need in educating students in understanding the impact and implementation of regulatory decisions and the science that supports those decisions.
The EHS faculty has varied yet complementary skills and research interests, with particular strengths in toxicology, exposure science, drug safety, hearing loss, environmental epigenetics, geospatial modeling, antimicrobials and food safety, dietary supplement research, tobacco research and biomarker discovery. The EHS faculty works in concert with partners across the university, clinicians, private sector and governmental agencies, such as the FDA and the Arkansas Department of Health, to meet the challenges of environmental health and regulatory science, and to provide hands-on, real-world training to our students.
The EHS department offices are located on the 1st floor of the Rahn College of Public Health building on the UAMS campus. Call today to schedule an appointment and learn how the UAMS Department of Environmental Health Sciences can help you reach your educational and research goals.
For more information, please contact Tonya Robinson at (501) 526-6663.
To learn more about our Masters or Certificate program in EHS, call Dr. En Huang at 501-526-6627 or email EHuang@uams.edu.
To learn more about our Regulatory Sciences program, call Christopher Fettes at 501-526-4260 or email cafettes@uams.edu.