John S. Neuberger, DrPH, MBA

Professor, Preventive Medicine & Public Health

It’s hard to describe the passion with which John approaches environmental health issues. As an epidemiologist, he strives to uncover the environmental causes of cancer and has investigated numerous cancer clusters. He serves on various committees and has spoken to legislative bodies within Kansas regarding public health concerns, most recently regarding the hazards of secondhand smoke. He has assisted the Kansas Department of Health and Environment with the development of a cancer prevention plan for the State. John is a member of the Brain Tumor Epidemiology Consortium and is a certified Radon Measurement Provider. Nationally, he is the Director of Continuing Education for the Epidemiology Section of the American Public Health Association and member of the association’s Education Board. His MPH teaching includes environmental health and cancer epidemiology and his research interests are residential exposure to radon and lung cancer, residential exposure to radon and multiple sclerosis, and the causes of brain cancer.

BA	Mechanical Engineering	Cornell University
MBA	Business Administration	Columbia University
MPH	Public Health	Johns Hopkins University
DrPH	Doctor of Public Health	Johns Hopkins University
Certification	Advanced Engineering	Cornell University