Dr. Larry Olson

• “Particulate Matter”  L. Olson, Journal of Environmental Management Arizona, 2, (4) 13 (2004)
• “MTBE:  A Classic Case Study of the Law of Unintended Consequences” L. Olson, Journal of Environmental Management Arizona, 2, (3) 13 (2004)
• “Health Impact and Control of Particulate Matter” L. Olson and K. Boison in L. Hens Ed. Proceedings of AREHNA Conference on Health and Mobility (in press)
• “Management of Chemicals for Sustainable Development” L.W. Olson in B. Nath and L. Hens Ed., SD Beyond Johannesbury, Kluwer International Publishers, (in press)
• “Sex Based Differences in Health Effects of Occupational Chemical Exposure.”  L. Olson and M. Shea-Santiel, Fourth China-U.S. Conference on Women and Leadership, Shanghai, China, May 2004
• “Managing Hazardous Chemicals” L. Olson, Renmin University, Beijing, China, May 2004
• “The Virtual Visiting Professor.”  L. Olson, EU-U.S.-Canada Conference on Higher Education and Vocational Training, Lisbon, Portugal, December 2003

·    “Streamlining the NEPA Review Process for Multi-Agency Funded Housing Related Infrastructure in American Indian and Alaska Native Projects.” L. Olson and K. Walch, Commissioned Officers Association of the USPHS, Scottsdale, AZ, June 2003.

·    “Health Effects of Particulate Matter.” L. Olson, ARENHA Workshop, Mobility and Health, Kos, Greece, May 2003.

·    “Toxicology and Exposure Limits.” L. Olson, American Indoor Air Quality Council, Phoenix Chapter, April 2003.

·    “A Web Based M.S. in Technology Degree in Environmental Technology Management.”  L. Olson, N. Hild, and D. Peterson.  8^th Sloan C International Conference on Asynchronous Learning Networks, Orlando Florida, November, 2002.

·   “Toxicology of Arsenic, History of Rulemaking, and Timeframe for Implementation,”  L. Olson,  3^rd Annual EPAZ Regulatory Roundup, Phoenix, AZ, October 2002.

·   “Health Effects of Styrene and Methyl Methacrylate.” L. Olson,  Reinforced Plastics Composite Forum, Maricopa County Environmental Services Department, Phoenix, AZ, October 2002.

Dr. Danny Peterson

Presentations

§         “Life Long Learning in Emergency Management:  Readiness Challenges.” Arizona Emergency Response Commission. February 2000.

§         “Readiness Through Partnership and Higher Education.”  AZ State Emergency Response Commission--hosted in Lake Havasu City, AZ. May 2000.

§         “Educational Challenges in Emergency Services:  Embracing Technological Change.” Arizona Emergency Services Association.   Mesa, Arizona. June 2000.

§         “Economic Impact and Remediation Technologies for New Arsenic Rule,” Environmental Protection of Arizona (EPAZ), Airport Sheraton, Phoenix, Arizona. October 2002.

§         “Terrorism and WMD—Impacts on OSHA Training.” National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Orlando, Fl. March 2003.

§         “Preparedness through Partnerships.” Community Advisory Panel.  LDS Center, 2015 East Chandler Heights Road, Queen Creek, AZ. September 2003

§         “Post 9/11 Emergency Management in the U.S.” Invited lecturer at Beijing University, China October 2003.

§         “Fundamentals of Emergency Management.” Short course developed and presented at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China. October 2003.

§         “Terrorism Defense: A systems approach.” Arizona State University Capital Center, Phoenix, AZ. February 2004.

Journal Articles

• Peterson, Danny M.  (1999) “The impacts of disaster exercises on participants.”  Disaster Prevention and Management, Vol 8, No. 4. (Co-authored with Ronald Perry).

• Larry Olson, Nicholas Hild, and Danny Peterson. (2002) “A Web Based M.S. in Technology Degree in Environmental Technology Management.” Presented  at the Eighth Sloan-C Conference on Asynchronous Learning Networks:  The Power of Online Learning. 
• Peterson, Danny. (2003). Mitigating social stress from critical incidents. Journal of Emergency Management, 1(1), 19-26.
• Peterson, Danny (2004). Disconnects between expectations and deliverables among emergency responders, Journal of Emergency Management, vol 2 (2), 17-22. (co-authored with Richard Besserman M.D., Dan Johnston, and Cmdr. Lyle Rodabaugh).