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Welcome to the Speakers Bureau!

Do you need a speaker for your school or community group? How about a judge for your upcoming science fair, festival, or camp?

Our scientists are available to come talk about a variety of topics involving your environment and your health. Topics range from asthma and mold — to cancer and air pollution. NIEHS scientists, technicians, and administrators are also available to talk about their job responsibilities, as well as their educational and career experiences. Our speakers can meet virtually or travel up to 50 miles from our campus in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, Monday through Friday.

Please select a topic or speaker below and submit your request. Please allow at least four weeks to make arrangements. We look forward to working with you!

This is a free service provided by the NIEHS.

CategoryTopicSpeaker
ToxicologyAssessing Safety of Chemical MixturesNigel Walker, Ph.D.
Environmental ImpactsBreast Cancer and the EnvironmentHuei-Chen Lee, Ph.D., M.P.H.
TechnologyBuilding Budget-friendly Classroom Lab EquipmentTom Randall, Ph.D.
TechnologyCareers in Information TechnologyCheryl Renee Thompson, M.B.A.
Science CareersCareers in ScienceDiane L. Spencer, M.S.
Science CareersCareers in ToxicologyKristen Ryan, Ph.D.
ToxicologyChemical MixturesDanielle Carlin, Ph.D., D.A.B.T.
Research ConceptsClinical ResearchJoan P. Packenham, Ph.D.
Research ConceptsCohort StudiesKaitlyn Lawrence, Ph.D.
Science PolicyConduct of Carcinogenicity StudiesMichelle J. Hooth, Ph.D.
Environmental ImpactsDNA Repair and Health Effects of Air PollutionMichelle Heacock, Ph.D.
Human BodyDNA Replication and Gene ExpressionMercedes E. Arana, Ph.D.
Environmental ImpactsEffects of Chemicals on Reproduction & DevelopmentVicki Sutherland, Ph.D.
Human BodyEndocrine DisruptorsVicki Sutherland, Ph.D.
Environmental ImpactsEnvironmental EpidemiologyKaitlyn Lawrence, Ph.D.
Science PolicyEvaluation of Research Grants and Science PolicyChristie Drew, Ph.D., M.H.S.
Elementary SchoolForming an Experimental TheoryMichelle Campbell, M.S.
Environmental ImpactsGene-Environment Interactions and Human GeneticsKimberly McAllister, Ph.D.
ToxicologyGeneral Principles of ToxicologyMichelle J. Hooth, Ph.D.
Elementary SchoolGenetics for Elementary SchoolMichelle Campbell, M.S.
ToxicologyHexavalent ChromiumMichelle J. Hooth, Ph.D.
Human BodyHow DNA is Made in Cells, and the Consequences of Making MistakesTom Kunkel, Ph.D.
ToxicologyNeurotoxicology & Your BrainVicki Sutherland, Ph.D.
Science CareersNIH Summer InternshipsMercedes E. Arana, Ph.D.
Research ConceptsNuclear Magnetic ResonanceGeoffrey Mueller, Ph.D.
Science CareersPartnerships for Access & Opportunity; Diversity & Educational/Career Outreach; NIEHS Scholars Connect ProgramEricka Reid, Ph.D.
Science CareersProblem-based Learning: An Alternative Approach to Science EducationHuei-Chen Lee, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Science PolicyProtecting Human SubjectsJoan P. Packenham, Ph.D.
ToxicologyReport on CarcinogensDiane L. Spencer, M.S.
Environmental ImpactsRole of Environmental Allergens in Human DiseaseGeoffrey Mueller, Ph.D.
Environmental ImpactsRole of the Environment in Reproductive DiseasesDarlene Dixon, D.V.M., Ph.D., D.A.C.V.P.
ToxicologySafety of Nanoscale MaterialsNigel Walker, Ph.D.
Science CareersScience EducationJoan P. Packenham, Ph.D.
Elementary SchoolSuper Bubbles Compared to Regular BubblesMichelle Campbell, M.S.
ToxicologySuperfund SitesDanielle Carlin, Ph.D., D.A.B.T.
Human BodyToxicology 101Kristen Ryan, Ph.D.
TechnologyWeb DesignCheryl Renee Thompson, M.B.A.
Elementary SchoolWhat It's like to Do Science?Michelle Campbell, M.S.

Contact

Ericka L. Reid, Ph.D., M.Ed.
Ericka L. Reid, Ph.D., M.Ed.
Director, Office of Science Education & Diversity
Tel 984-287-3789
[email protected]
P.O. Box 12233
Mail Drop B2-06
Durham, NC 27709
Treva F. Bunch
Treva F. Bunch
Staff Assistant
Tel 984-287-4374
[email protected]
P.O. Box 12233
Mail Drop B2-06
Durham, NC 27709