President - Anne Marie Zimeri, PhD, ( 2017-2018) 1st Term
Currently serves on the AEHAP board as President.Her interest in environmental exposures to toxicants led her to her current position as a faculty member in the Environmental Health Science Department at the University of Georgia, where she is the program director for the BS in Environmental Health Science degree and a primary lecturer for the program.
Currently serves on the AEHAP board as President.Her interest in environmental exposures to toxicants led her to her current position as a faculty member in the Environmental Health Science Department at the University of Georgia, where she is the program director for the BS in Environmental Health Science degree and a primary lecturer for the program.
President Elect - Vacant
Treasurer - Tim Murphy, PhD, RS/REHS, D.A.A.S., (2016-2019) 1st Term
Dr. Murphy is performing research in the area of credentialing of environmental public health personnel and the educational competencies of the credentialed professional. In addition Dr. Murphy is a member of the EHAC Council. Dr. Murphy is a professor at the University of Findlay in Ohio.
Dr. Murphy is performing research in the area of credentialing of environmental public health personnel and the educational competencies of the credentialed professional. In addition Dr. Murphy is a member of the EHAC Council. Dr. Murphy is a professor at the University of Findlay in Ohio.
Member at Large-Mike Fletcher, PhD, REHS (2015-2018)
From 2002 to 2006, I served AEHAP as board member, President Elect, President and Past President. From 2006 to 2012, I served EHAC as council member, site visitor and self-study reviewer. I have also assisted in judging the AEHAP Student Research Competition. My philosophy is to be inclusive and work toward consensus while seeking innovative ways to promote and advance environmental health.
From 2002 to 2006, I served AEHAP as board member, President Elect, President and Past President. From 2006 to 2012, I served EHAC as council member, site visitor and self-study reviewer. I have also assisted in judging the AEHAP Student Research Competition. My philosophy is to be inclusive and work toward consensus while seeking innovative ways to promote and advance environmental health.
Member at Large - Renard L. Thomas, PhD (2017-2020)
Dr. Renard L. Thomas is Chairman and Professor of the Department of Health Sciences in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences at Texas Southern University.
As a 20 year veteran of The Dow Chemical Company, where he lead a global restructuring team responsible for radically restructuring the Dow's global operations for over 120 manufacturing sites in Latin America, Asia, Europe and several US sites. As President of Texas Association of School Boards and President of Angleton Independent School District, Thomas has served as a national advocate for public school reform and accountability. Thus, 35 years of diverse professional experiences in leadership, strategic planning & management, corporate policy & decision-making and political advocacy has prepared him sufficiently to lead the Department of Health Sciences. However, Thomas’ greatest passion is his service and contributions toward improving the knowledge and skills of every student that seeks his mentorship.
Dr. Renard L. Thomas is Chairman and Professor of the Department of Health Sciences in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences at Texas Southern University.
As a 20 year veteran of The Dow Chemical Company, where he lead a global restructuring team responsible for radically restructuring the Dow's global operations for over 120 manufacturing sites in Latin America, Asia, Europe and several US sites. As President of Texas Association of School Boards and President of Angleton Independent School District, Thomas has served as a national advocate for public school reform and accountability. Thus, 35 years of diverse professional experiences in leadership, strategic planning & management, corporate policy & decision-making and political advocacy has prepared him sufficiently to lead the Department of Health Sciences. However, Thomas’ greatest passion is his service and contributions toward improving the knowledge and skills of every student that seeks his mentorship.
