School of Public Health and Community Medicine - University of Washington - Spr/Sum 2007

Graduate Degrees

Summer 2006

Michael Garry, PhD; Peter Lang, MS; Spencer Olsen, MPH; Joseph Smith III, MS; Amy Tsuchiya, MS; Xun Zhang, PhD

Autumn 2006

Kyung-Hoon Kim, MS; William Polk, PhD; Susan Sheldon, MPH; Amy Sly, MS; Wayne Turnberg, PhD

Winter 2007

Jason Allen, MPH

Spring 2007

Douglas Badzik, MPH; Stephanie Griffin, MS; Christopher Jacomme, MS; Xue Feng Ren, PhD; Yolanda Sanchez, MS; Michael Sigmon, MPH; Brian Smith, MPH; Michelle Sommargren, MPH; Lisa Tolbert, MS; Joyce Tseng, MPH; Victor Van Hee, MPH; Yupeng Wang, PhD

Summer 2007

Stephen Krival, MS; Clarita Lefthand, MS; Li Li, MS; Christopher Meile, MS; Alison Scherer, MS; Ming-Yi Tsai, PhD

Undergraduate Degrees

Autumn 2006

Ruth Famurewa, Brenda Wertman

Spring 2007

Rebecca MahLien, Cheng Arrowsmith, Henry Buu Doan, Gerard Paul De Leon, Andrea Lynn Finley, Candice Suping Huang, Li Ming Leung, Michelle M. Matias, Christine Thao Nguyen, Christine Rohlik, Jana Rone, Joy Rowe, Steven Weber, Jenna Will, Derrick You

Summer 2007

Quynh Ngoc Bui, Trieu Hai Dang, Cheryl Kahealani DeAguiar, Joseph Gardener Nelson, Kim Uyen Nguyen, Christine Santiago, Jackelin Tran

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

It’s a standard theme—commencement speakers assure new graduates that they can change the world. This year’s departmental speaker, Carrie (Carrel) Sadovnik, had more credibility than most.

A 1996 graduate of our Industrial Hygiene master’s program, Sadovnik directs employee health and safety for the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. She oversees occupational health and safety for police, firefighters, and other emergency personnel.

She spoke movingly of the difference that industrial hygienists made when the World Trade Center was attacked September 11, 2001. Suddenly “respirator fit testing” was a household word and discussions of air quality could be heard on every subway platform.