Kimberlee Hall

Kimberlee Hall is an Associate Professor in the Environmental Health Program at the School of Health Sciences, Western Carolina University. She holds a B.S. in Ecology and Environmental Biology from Appalachian State University and a Ph.D. in Environmental Health Sciences from East Tennessee State University. Her work focuses on environmental health, public health education, and microbial risk assessment.

Education:

• Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences, East Tennessee State University
• B.S., Ecology and Environmental Biology, Appalachian State University

Research Interests: Dr. Hall investigates fecal pollution and source indicators in surface water, developing models for microbial risk assessment. Her work combines environmental monitoring with public health applications to improve water quality and safety standards. She also explores institutional and residential environmental health safety protocols.

Teaching Interests: She teaches courses in water quality control, food sanitation, and public health within the Liberal Studies Program. Her curriculum emphasizes practical applications of environmental health principles.

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