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1. A Mixed-Methods Catchment Area Modelling Approach using Free DEMs to Inform Environmental Surveillance: A Double Case Study Analysis

Student Name:: VanTassell, Jamie
Date Uploaded:: 05/02/2021
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health, Water Resource Management, and Hydrology
Department:: Environmental Health

2. Household Determinants of Environmental Contamination in Northern Coastal Ecuador

Student Name:: Pennings, Breanna
Date Uploaded:: 04/23/2019
Research Field:: Water Resource Management
Department:: Environmental Health

3. Levels of Self-supply for Water Delivery in Rural Ethiopia: What different scenarios for supplementary self-supply in three woredas of Amhara, Ethiopia can be used to reach the SDG water-related goals of 2030 and how much will the different scenarios cost?

Student Name:: Winters, Rachel Jackson
Date Uploaded:: 04/22/2019
Research Field:: Water Resource Management
Department:: Hubert Department of Global Health

4. Community-Based Management of Handpumps in Rural Ghana: A Quantitative Analysis of What Needs to Change

Student Name:: Lane, Morgan
Date Uploaded:: 04/19/2019
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health, Water Resource Management, and Sustainability
Department:: Hubert Department of Global Health

5. Water Filter Adoption and Handwashing Practices Among Households in the Agalta Valley, Honduras

Student Name:: Rusiecki, Laura
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health and Water Resource Management
Department:: Hubert Department of Global Health

6. Sociocultural barriers to water security among women in rural Odisha, India

Student Name:: Patrick, Madeleine
Date Uploaded:: 07/30/2018
Research Field:: Women's Studies and Water Resource Management
Department:: Hubert Department of Global Health

7. Grant Proposal for a socio-ecological approach, using community-based engagement principles and green infrastructure, to reduce magnitude and improve quality of storm water runoff entering storm drains in the Sandtown-Winchester/Harlem Park neighborhood, Baltimore City, Maryland

Student Name:: Kasukusa, Julia
Date Uploaded:: 10/05/2017
Research Field:: Environmental Health, Water Resource Management, and Education, Environmental
Department:: Prevention Science