Faculty of Health Sciences, Bendigo
School of Public Health
Department Health & Environment
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Paul Jackson
Dip App Sci (Env Health) Swinburne, MSc, Murdoch, MAIEH, MPHA
Lecturer in Public Health
Room 1.20
Health Sciences Building
Ph: 5444 7413
Fx: 5444 7977
Email: paul.jackson@latrobe.edu.au |
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Teaching Responsibilities
- Environmental Health
- Environmental Health Management
- Field Experience
- Environmental Case Studies
- Water Science
- Food Science
- Health Systems
- Communication Skills
Research Interests
- Listeria
- Cryptosporidiosis
- Environmental management systems
- Public environmental reporting
- Contaminated soils
- Food-borne infectious diseases
Research Activities
- Listeria
- Early Victorian environmental health practitioners
- Environmental management plans
Conference Presentations
Jackson, P. Universities as leaders of sustainable practice – a case study of La Trobe University. 2nd International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability. Hanoi, Vietnam. January 9-12, 2006
Jackson, P. Listeria awareness and dietary habits amongst pregnant women in rural Victoria. 5th Australian Women’s Health Conference. Melbourne, 20-22 April 2005.
Jackson, P. Listeriosis awareness amongst pregnant women. XV International Symposium on the Problems of Listeriosis (ISOPOL XV). Uppsala, Sweden, 12-15 September 2004.
Publications
Jackson, P.,Katscherian. D. and Kippen, S.(2008) Dietary changes arising from Listeriosis awareness among pregnant women in the Loddon-Mallee Region of Victoria. Environmental Health 8 (4) 19-29
Jackson, P., Robertson, D. and Verrinder, G. (2007) Reflections on experiential learning in the Bachelor of Public Health. Environmental Health. 7(4): 56-65
Talbot L., James E.L., Verrinder, G. and Jackson P., Curriculum Development, Accreditation and Quality Assurance in University Environmental Health Education (2007),
Environmental Health, Vol 7 (1)
Jackson, P., Sheldon, M. and Katscherian, D. (2005) Listeriosis awareness among pregnant women in the Loddon-Mallee region of country Victoria. Environmental Health. 5(2): 15-25
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