Contacts

The Institute for Environmental Health Solutions uses data-driven strategies to protect people who are particularly vulnerable to environmentally influenced disease. Meet our team members:

Leadership

Rebecca Fry, PhD
Director

Celeste Carberry

Celeste Carberry, PhD
Program Manager

Division Heads

Cancer Survivors’ Health
Hazel Nichols, PhD

Metabolic Health
Mirek Styblo, PhD

Perinatal Health
Tracy Manuck, MD, MS

Respiratory Health
Ilona Jaspers, PhD

Community Engagement
Kathleen Gray, PhD

Technology Development
William Vizuete, PhD

Administrative Support

Debra Simone
Executive Assistant

Kriste Smith
Business Manager

Members and Affiliates

Lauren Eaves, PhD, IBCLC
Research Scientist

Paul Lanier, PhD
Associate Professor

Kun Lu, PhD
Associate Professor

Julia Rager, PhD
Assistant Professor

Visiting Scholars

Jonathan Freedman, PhD
Professor

CONTACT INFORMATION

Director: Rebecca Fry, PhD
Program Manager: Lauren Eaves, PhD

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