Michael Bisesi, PhD

Bisesi
Director
Center for Public Health Practice

Associate Professor, Environmental Health Sciences

Associate Dean of Academic Affairs
College of Public Health

320 W. 10th Ave.
A-338 Starling Loving Hall
Columbus, OH 43210
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Phone: (614) 293-2668

 

Education

Graduate Certificate, Pathophysiology, University of Massachusetts-Lowell 2007
Graduate Certificate, Teaching and Learning Health and Medical Sciences, Medical College of Ohio 2001
PhD, Environmental Science, State University of New York CESF at Syracuse in association with Syracuse University 1987
MS, Environmental Science, Rutgers University 1982
BS, Environmental Science, Rutgers University 1980

 

Background

Michael S. Bisesi is an environmental and occupational health scientist. He is a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and recognized as a Fellow by the AIHA. He has authored/co-authored several scientific articles and chapters, including chapters in the Occupational Environment: Its Evaluation and Control and chapters in 4th and 5th editions of Patty's Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology. In addition, he is author of the textbook Industrial Hygiene Evaluation Methods (2nd ed) and second author of two other volumes of the Handbook of Environmental Health (4th ed) entitled Biological, Chemical and Physical Agents of Environmentally Related Disease and Pollutant Interactions in Air, Water and Soil, respectively. He has served on several local, state and national committees and workgroups and is the past Chair of the ABET Applied Science Accreditation Commission.

 

Research

Major areas of interest and expertise include assessment of human exposure to and control of chemical and biological agents; environmental-related human exposure, disease and prevention; mechanistic toxicology/pathophysiology; applied environmental chemistry/microbiology; and emergency preparation, recognition and response.

 

2008 Publications

Khuder, S., Milz, S., Bisesi, M., Vincent, R., McNulty, W., and Czajkowski, K. (2007). Health Survey of Residents Living Near Biosolids Permitted Farm Fields. Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health. 2008;4(10):770-779.

Akbar-Khanzadeh, F., Milz, S., Ames, A. Susi, P., Bisesi, M., Khuder, S., and Akbar-Khanzadeh, M. (2007). Crystalline Silica Dust and Respirable Particulate Matter during Indoor Concrete Grinding -- Wet-grinding and Ventilated-grinding Compared with Uncontrolled Conventional-grinding. J. Occupational and Environmental Hygiene. 4(10):770-779.