Environmental and Occupational Health (ENVH) curriculum focuses on a combination of scientific, technical and regulatory aspects of public health that relate to the assessment and control of hazards such as physical, chemical and biological agents in non-occupational and occupational environments. (The hazardous agents addressed also include, but are not limited to, agents associated with terrorism.) The major focus is recognition, evaluation and control of human exposures resulting from contact with contaminated air, water, soil and food including emergency and disaster planning.<br><br>The Environmental and Occupational Health major expands students comprehension and skills to prepare them for work as professionals involved with development, implementation, delivery and management of applicable focused or broad scope environmental and occupational health and safety programs.