This Oregon State University, College of Health article features OSU Extension Family and Community Health faculty member and ASPIRE Center pilot project awardee, Lauren Kraemer, MPH, associate professor of practice.
In honor of March being National Nutrition Month, the ASPIRE newsletter shared tips and resources on how to get kids to embrace healthier foods. It also shared tips and linked
Dr. Derek Shendell, PRCCEH research member and professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and Justice at the Rutgers School of Public Health, recently co-authored a study
The Teachers Institute of Philadelphia (TIP) at the University of Pennsylvania enables public school teachers from around Philadelphia to enroll in semester-long seminars taught by university professors.The content will include
This resource provides a link to a PRCCEH webpage, which allows free access to webinars that childcare providers can watch to learn more about how to protect the health of
This resource provides free access to a unit plan designed for the high school course, AP Environmental Science.
This resource provides free access to a curriculum aimed at teaching students in Grades 5-8 about the water cycle. Understanding the water cycle is foundational to understanding the challenges of
This curriculum unit is designed for 12th grade Social Science classes to learn about
environmental overburden in vulnerable communities and investigate why these communities get stuck with the burden.
This curriculum unit teaches English Language Learners about the water contaminants and the health risks
associated with contaminated water worldwide. Students will learn strategies to reduce lead exposure in
This curriculum unit examines America’s use of lead and will empower students to express their desire to take action for better practices in dealing leftover lead.