Students leading the way

June 7, 2018 | Sarah Fish

Kate McConnell talks with people about her research project at Graduate Student Research Day

Kate McConnell discusses her research at DEOHS Graduate Student Research Day.

New video highlights scientific research driven by UW DEOHS students

DEOHS graduates are tomorrow's health and safety leaders. We’re celebrating our soon-to-be 2018 graduates with this new video featuring promising research led by our students this year.

Occupational Medicine, Student Experience

Sarah Fish is the DEOHS social media lead and photographer.

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