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Dr. Clifton Addison Jackson State University Jackson Heart Study 350 W. Woodrow Wilson Drive Jackson, MS US 39212 Phone Tenth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Environmental Health Research LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Dr. Clifton Addison Mr. Winfred Aker Jackson State University Jackson State University Jackson Heart Study Environmental Science PhD Program 350 W. Woodrow Wilson Drive JSU Box 18540 Jackson, MS US 39212 Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (601)979-8765 [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Luma Akil Mr. Godwin Adu-Boateng Jackson State University Jackson State University RCMI-Center for Environmental Health Jackson Heart Study 1803 August Bend Jackson Medical Mall Madison, MS US 39110 350 West Woodrow Wilson Avenue, Phone: (601)212-9537 Suite 701 [email protected] Jackson, MS US 39213 Phone: (601)815-5770 Ms Turquoise Alexander [email protected] Jackson State University Environmental Science PhD Program Mr. Chuks Agusiegbe 260 Lowe Circle Apt. 23G Jackson State University Richland, MS US 39218 Center of Excellence in Science, Phone: (912)596-1598 Technology & Mathematics Education [email protected] 1850 Longwood Drive Jackson, MS US 39212 Dr. Richard Alo, Dean Phone: (601)503-5543 Jackson State University [email protected] College of Science, Engineering & Technology Dr. Hafiz Anwar Ahmad JSU Box 18750 Jackson State University Jackson, MS US 39217 Department of Biology Phone: (601)979-2123 JSU Box 18540 [email protected] Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (601)979-4048 Mr. Olufemi Aluko [email protected] Obafemi Awolowo University Faculty of Clinical Sciences Mrs. Lucky Ahmed Lle Ife, OS Nigeria 23406 Jackson State University Phone: (805)156-7390 Interdisciplinary Center for [email protected] Nanotoxicity Department of Chemistry & Ms Yolanda Anderson Biochemistry Wingfield High School 850 N. Jefferson Street, Apt. #M22 6811 Old Canton Road Jackson, MS US 39202 Ridgeland, MS US 39157 Phone: (662)312-5268 Phone: (601)955-0178 [email protected] [email protected] Page | i Tenth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Environmental Health Research LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Mr. Rodney Anthony Mr. Jordan Barber Jackson State University Jackson State University Epidemology and Biostatistics Center of Excellence in Science, Jackson, MS US 39217 Technology & Mathematics Education [email protected] 2501 Riveroaks Blvd., Apt. 7F Jackson, MS US 39211 Donna Antoine LaVigne Phone: (601)918-3640 Jackson State University [email protected] Jackson Heart Study Dr. Marcio Barbosa 350 W. Woodrow Wilson Drive Cruz Azul Hospital Jackson, MS US 39212 Glicinias Street, Number 162 Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo Brazil 04048-050 Dr. Stella Anyangwe [email protected] Programme Area Coordinator World Health Organization Dr. Gerard Bastian Disaster Preparedness and Response Service de Pharmacologie P. O. Box 06, Brazzaville, Congo CHU Pitie-Salpetriere Phone: 242-0651-081-105 91 Bld de l'hopital [email protected] Paris, France 75013 Phone: 33 (0)1 40 77 81 70 Dr. Anthony E. Archibong [email protected] Associate Professor Ms. Salma Begum Meharry Medical College Jackson State University Department of Physiology, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Obstetrics & Gynecology, JSU Box 17910 1005 Dr. D. B. Todd Jr. Blvd., Jackson, MS US 39217 Nashville, TN US 37208 Phone: (601)979-4345 Phone: (615)327-5714 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. James Bennett Dr. Zikri Arslan Provine High School Jackson State University Center of Excellence in Science, Department of Chemistry & Technology & Mathematics Education Biochemistry 310 Galvez Street JSU Box 17910 Jackson, MS US 39209 Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (601)331-1356 [email protected] [email protected] Ms Bezawit Berhaneselassie-Sumner Mr. Jamal Z. Bankhead Jackson State University Jackson State University 1100 John R. Lynch Street, Apt. 201 Epidemology and Biostatistics Jackson, MS US 39203 Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (240)422-5853 [email protected] [email protected] Page | ii Tenth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Environmental Health Research LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Ms Sara Bibbs Ms Kellie Brown Jim Hill High School Jackson State University Center of Excellence in Science, Environmental Science PhD Program Technology & Mathematics Education 94 Leola Circle 5943 Floral Drive Greenville, MS US 38701 Jackson, MS US 39206 Phone: (662)379-3346 Phone: (601)956-5471 [email protected] [email protected] Honorable Phil Bryant Ms Vanessa Bland Governor, State of Mississippi Jackson State University P. O. Box 139 Epidemology and Biostatistics Jackson, MS US 39205 Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (601)359-3150 [email protected] Ms Tullow Burrow Murrah High School Mr. Louis Boateng Center of Excellence in Science, University of Education, Winneba Technology & Mathematics Education Ghana, P. O. Box 40 3551 Meadow Lane Mampong-Ash, Ghana Jackson, MS US 39212 Phone: 00233266301246 Phone: (601)259-2123 [email protected] [email protected] Ms Tirra Braddy Ms Anissa Butler Jackson State University Jackson State University LSMAMP MARC Scholar 427 Roland Street 1400 John R. Lynch Street Jackson, MS US 39209 Jackson, MS US 39217 Phone: (601)212-452 [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Gloria M. Calaf Ms Maurcia Braddy Adjunct Associate Research Scientist Jackson State University Columbia University Medical Center MARC Scholar Center for Radiological Research 4463 Cedar Park Drive 630 West 168th Street Stone Mountain, GA US 30083 Vanderbilt Clinic 11-230 Phone: (404)933-3510 New York, NY 10032 [email protected] Phone: (212)305-0846 [email protected] Dr. Erika T. Brown Dr. Thomas C. Calhoun Jackson State University Associate Vice President RCMI-Center for Environmental Health Jackson State University JSU Box 17131 Academic Affairs Jackson, MS US 39217 1400 John R. Lynch Street Phone: (601)979-4333 Jackson, MS US 39217 [email protected] Phone: (601)979-2246 Page | iii Tenth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Environmental Health Research LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Ms NaTasha Carter Dr. Hari H. P. Cohly Jackson State University Jackson State University MARC Scholar Department of Biology 105 South Drive Jackson, MS US 39217 Vicksburg, MS US 39180 Phone: (601)979-1636 Phone: (601)529-6551 [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Shanekia Coleman Jackson State University Ms Patricia Cartwright Epidemology and Biostatistics Jackson State University Jackson, MS US 39217 MARC Scholar [email protected] 1400 John R. Lynch Street JSU Box 190028 Ms Chandra Collier-Stork Jackson, MS US 39217 Jackson State University Phone: (762)245-9751 Environmental Science PhD Program [email protected] JSU Box 18540 Jackson, MS US 39217 [email protected] Mr. Craig Cassidy Assistant Dean, Research & Corporate Ms. Sarah Collins Relations, Jackson State University Jackson State University College of Science, Engineering & Epidemology and Biostatistics Technology, JSU Box 18750 Jackson, MS US 39217 Jackson, MS US 39217 [email protected] Phone: (601)979-0579 [email protected] Ms Jasmine T. Collins Jackson State University LSMAMP Dr. Jose Centeno 5000 Ridgewood Road, Apt. 1611 Chief, Division of Biophysical Jackson, MS US 39211 Toxicology, The Joint Pathology Center Phone: (609)892-4894 Malcolm Grow Medical Center [email protected] 1057 West Perimeter Road, Bldg 1050, Room GB-33 Ms. Dominique Cooper Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Jackson State University Washington, MD US 20762 MARC Scholar Phone: (240)857-6882 1339 Hwy 471 [email protected] Brandon, MS US 39042 Phone: (601)559-3338 [email protected] Mr. Shelton Clerk Jackson State University Ms Precious Cooper Environmental Science PhD Program Jackson State University 176 Hwy 8 East LSMAMP, 145 Elizabeth Circle Cleveland, MS US 38732 Vicksburg, MS US 39183 Phone: (662)721-6943 Phone: (601)630-9333 [email protected] [email protected] Page | iv Tenth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Environmental Health Research LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Ms Terriona Cowan Mr. Shaloam Dasari Jackson State University Jackson State University Center of Excellence in Science, Environmental Science PhD Program Technology & Mathematics Education 1100 John R. Lynch Street, Apt. #404 1022 Cedar Hill Drive Jackson, MS US 39203 Jackson, MS US 39206 Phone: (404)398-5299 Phone: (601)317-1895 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Jerald Dawson Dr. Edmond E. Creppy Jackson State University University Bordeaux 2 LSMAMP Toxicology Department 350 Francis Street 146, Rue Leo Saignat Jackson, MS US 39206 Bordeaux, Gironde France 33076 [email protected] Phone: +33680034872 [email protected] Ms. Evangeline Deer Jackson State University Ms Rebecca Crouch Environmental Science PhD Program Jackson State University 209 Morrow Street 1100 John R. Lynch Street, Apt. 324 Brandon, MS US 39042 Jackson, MS US 39203 Phone: (601)551-1194 Phone: (256)337-1186 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Hyppolitte Djouda Ms India Curry Jackson State University Jackson State University 204 Shadow Wood Drive School of Health Sciences Clinton, MS US 39056 350 W. Woodrow Wilson Drive Phone: (803)378-6738 Jackson, MS US 39213 [email protected] Phone: (769)226-3191 [email protected] Mr. Josiah Dosunmu Mrs. Jeanna M. Dampier Jackson State University Jackson State University Computing & Communications Environmental Science PhD Program JSU Box 18750 517 Silverstone Drive Jackson, MS US 39217 Madison, MS US 39110 Phone (601)979-1025 Phone: (601)906-5719 [email protected] [email protected]
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