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David EatonAssociate Vice Provost for Research; Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences; Professor of Public Health Genetics; Adjunct Professor of Medicinal Chemistry; Director, Center for Ecogenetics & Environmental Health, University of Washington Doctoral Degree in Pharmacology/Toxicology from University of Kansas Medical Center Specialty: Chemical Carcinogenesis, Ecogenetics, Drug Metabolism Twenty seven years in academic toxicology. Director, NIEHS Core Center of Excellent, Center for Ecogenetics and Environmental Health; Various administrative positions at UW, including Toxicology Program Director; Associate Chairman; Associate Dean for Research (School of Public Health), and Associate Vice Provost for Research (current). Past President, Society of Toxicology; Fellow, AAAS; Treasurer, American Board of Toxicology; Board of Directors; Toxicology Education Foundation; Lifetime National Associate, National Academy of Sciences; Over 100 peer-reviewed research publications; 50+ book chapters, reviews, general education articles. |
"ATS Fellow status is of value to the discipline and is a mechanism to acknowledge those who have excelled in their commitment to the discipline of toxicology." |
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