Steven Mlynarek, Ph.D., C.I.H.
College of Public Health · Environmental and Occupational Health
 
Steven Mlynarek, Ph.D., C.I.H.

Associate Professor

Joined USF Faculty: 2001

Discipline:  Industrial Hygiene

Contact Information:
  Office: CPH 1110
  E-Mail: smlynare@health.usf.edu
  Phone: (813) 974-6628
  FAX: (813) 974-4986


Degrees:
  B.S., Biology,
      University of Illinois, 1976
  M.S.P.H., Environmental and Occupation Health,
      University of South Florida, 1993
  Ph.D. Environmental Health Engineering,
      Johns Hopkins University, 2000

Specialization:
  Industrial Hygiene
  Indoor Air Quality

Other Information: 
  Dr. Mlynarek's Personal Home Page
  Curriculum Vitae (PDF File - 37 KB)
  Recent Publications
  Research & Support
  Courses Taught


Steve Mlynarek, Ph.D., CIH, is an associate professor in industrial hygiene. Dr. Mlynarek's current research involves the areas of particle penetration on protective clothing, indoor air exposures and sampling, and industrial particulate and chemical exposure assessment. He has over fifteen years of experience in industrial hygiene and environmental health in both the public and private sectors. He currently teaches Indoor Air Quality, and assists with the teaching of Industrial Hygiene and Analytical Methods in Industrial Hygiene. He is an academic advisor to students in the industrial hygiene MSPH program, and also directs thesis projects for this degree. He also has extensive consulting experience in industrial hygiene exposure assessments, indoor air quality, industrial hygiene program design and review, compliance assessments, risk assessments, and litigation research and support.

 

 
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