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FACULTY
The Department of EOH currently has six
full-time faculty members:
- Dr. Peter Bellin
- Dr. Tom Hatfield
- Dr. Tony Machado
- Dr. John Schillinger
- Dr. Owen Seiver
- Dr. Michael Sullivan
- Peter Bellin, PhD, CIH has
been a member of the EOH faculty since 1990. He is also the
department’s Internship Coordinator, as well as the primary advisor for
students interested in the Industrial Hygiene Option. Dr. Bellin
earned his doctorate from the UCLA School of Public Health, with an
emphasis on Industrial Hygiene. He earned his MS from the
- Tom Hatfield, DrPH, REHS
has been a member of the EOH faculty since 1988. He is also the
Department Chair. Dr. Hatfield earned his doctorate from the UCLA
School of Public Health, with an emphasis on Environmental Management and
Risk Analysis. He has experience as an environmental health
professional for both governmental and nonprofit organizations, and has consulted
for private industry. Dr.
Hatfield was elected to the National Environmental Health Science and
Protection Accreditation Council on three separate terms, and serves on
the Technical Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Environmental
Health. He has held adjunct
appointments at the
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Tony Machado,
PhD, REHS has been a member of the
EOH faculty since 2001. He earned
his undergraduate degree in Biology and his M.S. in Environmental and
Occupational Health, both here at CSUN. Doctor Machado earned his
doctorate in Environmental Health Science from UCLA with a minor in Pharmacology.
Doctor Machado's research interests are in developmental toxicology and
teratology (the study of birth defects). Doctor Machado's research
focuses on chemicals in the environment and how these chemicals interact
through common molecular pathways to produce birth defects in sensitive
subpopulations. Since sensitivity to birth defects is determined by
genetic makeup, Dr. Machado's research is primarily in the area of
gene-environment interactions. Dr. Machado
teaches EOH 456 (Industrial Toxicology) and EOH 353 (Global Perspective in
Environmental Health), among other classes.
- John Schillinger,
PhD, REHS has been a member of the EOH faculty since 1982. He is
also the Graduate Coordinator. Dr.
Schillinger earned his doctorate in environmental health from the
University of Michigan, and his area of expertise
involves public health microbiology and indoor air quality. His research interests have been in the
area of indoor mold and health effects.
Dr. Schillinger contributed to the prestigious Standard Methods for
the Examination of Water and Wastewater.
He teaches EOH 455/L (Public Health Microbiology) and EOH 458
(Vector Control), among other classes.
- Owen Seiver, DPA, REHS
has been a member of the EOH faculty for over 25 years. He earned his doctorate in public
administration from the
- Michael Sullivan has
been a fulltime member of the EOH faculty since 2007, although he has been
a lecturer and guest lecturer in our program for nearly 15 years. He earned his doctorate in toxicology
from the
This page was last updated January, 2008