Amy L. Stuart

Assistant Professor
Environmental & Occupational Health and Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of South Florida

Ph.D., Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, 2002
M.S., Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Science Program, Stanford University, 1997
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Stanford University, 1994
Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Address: 13201 Bruce B. Downs Blvd, MDC-56, Tampa, FL 33612
Office: CPH 1116
Phone: (813) 974-6632
Fax: (813) 974-4986
Email: astuart(at)hsc.usf.edu
My EOH Webpage
My CEE Webpage

Courses Taught

PHC 6303 / CGN 6933 Community Air Pollution
PHC 6930 / CGN 6933 Public Health Seminar: Environmental Research Interdisciplinary Colloquium
PHC 7934 / CGN 6933 Environmental Modeling
PHC 7935 Environmental Health Research Discussions
ATMO 685 Advanced Topics in Atmospheric Chemistry (at Texas A&M University)

Research Program

Prof. Stuarts research interests focus on pollutant transformation and transport in the atmosphere and the effects of these processes on human health and the environment. She primarily focuses on developing and applying computer models for understanding the phenomena involved. For a list of publications, see the CV or the Research Projects page.

One of the major tools of our group's work is computing. Click here for information on our group supercomputer, Enviro. For information about Environmental Health Facilities , click here.

Current Research Advisees:

Darlene Martin, EOH PhD student, Emergency atmospheric releases and environmental fate of bioagents
Ryan Michael, CEE MSES / EOH PhD student, Cloud ice chemistry and microphysics
Michelle Zeager, EOH MPH Special Project student, NO2 levels and air quality equity in Tampa
Chris Einmo, CEE ME / EOH MSPH student

Research Group Graduates:

Sarntharm Mudhasakul,ChE MS 2007 (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand) - Air quality and environmental equity
Pakornkit Borrisuth, ChE MS 2007 (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand) - Mercury deposition to Tampa Bay
Chantal Braithwaite, BS 2006. Undergraduate Honors Student, Air quality health disparities in Tampa
Fritz Breckner, EOH MPH 2006. Vehicular emissions and air quality in Jakarta
Tanmaykumar Patel, EPI MPH student, 2006. Biostatistical analysis of Tampa air quality and respiratory and cardiovascular health
Stacia Perry-Eaton, Engineering RET Teacher, 2006. Air quality mapping for Tampa

Prospective Students:
I am seeking qualified and motivated graduate students for study of air quality related research topics. I am specifically interested in students with undergraduate degrees in technical fields (i.e. engineering, computer science, chemistry, mathematics, statistics). Student may apply for an MS or PhD degrees in Environmental Health, through the Department of Environmental & Occupational Health, or MS, ME or PhD in Environmental Engineering, through the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Prospective applicants should refer to the USF Graduate School admissions procedures as well as requirements specific the department (EOH, CEE). All prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to consider applying for those funding opportunities (below) relevant to your degree plans.

Funding Opportunities:
Environmental & Occupational Health Doctoral Fellowships; College of Public Health Opportunities; Civil & Environmental Engineering Fellowship Opportunities; College of Engineering Fellowship Opportunities; USF Presidential Fellowship; Other Fellowship listings

Service

Co- founder and leader, USF Environmental Research Interdisciplinary Colloquium (ERIC)
USF Student Chapter development advisor, FL Air & Waste Management Association

Amy L. Stuart

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Research Program

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