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SUMMARY:School of Public Policy Fall Speaker Series: “Sustaining Latrine Use: Pe
ers, Policies, and Sanitation Behaviors”
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for the first event in the School of Public Policy
'\;s Fall Speaker Series on Thursday\, September \;16 at noon in
369 Willard Building. Emily Pakhtigian\, assistant professor of public p
olicy\, will present &ldquo\;Sustaining Latrine Use: Peers\, Policies\,
and Sanitation Behaviors.&rdquo\;\n\nEmily Pakhtigian is an environmenta
l and development economist who studies human-environmental interactions
\, with a particular focus on low- and middle-income country contexts. H
er recent research includes work to understand the processes by which ho
useholds adopt and use environmental health technologies\, the health an
d educational consequences of ambient air pollution exposure\, and the e
conomic implications of water resource management.\n\nFor more details:
https://events.la.psu.edu/event/school_of_public_policy_fall_speaker_ser
ies_sustaining_latrine_use_peers_policies_and_sanitation_behaviors/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for the
first event in the School of Public Policy's Fall Speaker Series on
Thursday, September 16 at noon in 369 Willard Building. Emily Pakh
tigian, assistant professor of public policy, will present “Sustai
ning Latrine Use: Peers, Policies, and Sanitation Behaviors.”
<
p>Emily Pakhtigian is an environmental and development economist who stu
dies human-environmental interactions, with a particular focus on low- a
nd middle-income country contexts. Her recent research includes work to
understand the processes by which households adopt and use environmental
health technologies, the health and educational consequences of ambient
air pollution exposure, and the economic implications of water resource
management.For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/eve
nt/school_of_public_policy_fall_speaker_series_sustaining_latrine_use_pe
ers_policies_and_sanitation_behaviors/
LOCATION:369 Willard Building
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