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The National Integrated Food Safety Initiative - 2003 Competitive Projects
State
Principal Investigator
Institution
Title
Alabama
Huey-Ling Lin
Alabama State University
Food Safety Professional Development for Early Childhood Educators
California
Haejung An
University of Southern California
Survey and Education on Detection and Health Hazards of Unapproved Antibiotic Residues in Imported Seafoods
California
Christine Bruhn
University of California
Multifaceted Food Allergy Education Program
California
Trevor Suslow
University of California
Enhancing the Microbial Safety of Fresh and Fresh-Cut Melon
Florida
Mickey Parish
University of Florida
Risk Assessment of Tanker - Truck Sanitation as Related to the Secure Transportation of
Juices and Dairy Products
Florida
Zisca Dixon
Florida International University
Foods Safety Education for the Hard-to-Reach and Underserved
Georgia
Elizabeth Andress
University of Georgia
National Center for Home Food Processing and Preservation
Georgia
Ynes Ortega
University of Georgia
Protozoan Contaminants in Shellfish
Guam
Jian Yang
University of Guam
Food Safety Education and Training for Consumers and Food Establishments in the U.S. Territory of Guam
Hawaii
Aurora Saulo
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Managing Food Allergens: Awareness and Training Programs for Handlers of Ethnic Foods
Indiana
Bradley Reuhs
Purdue University
Use of gfp and lux to Track Pathogen Contamination, Growth and Inactivation on Produce Contaminated via Manure/Water (Farm to Fork)
Indiana
Douglas Nelson
Purdue University
Impact of Foodservice Manager Credentialing on Food Safety
Iowa
Helen Jensen
Iowa State University
Prioritizing Opportunities to Reduce Foodborne Disease
Iowa
Joseph Sebranek
Iowa State University
Post Packaging Irradiation Combined with Modified Atmosphere Packaging for Control of Bacterial Pathogens on Meat Products
Massachusetts
Elena Carbone
University of Massachusetts
Food Safety Training and Certification for Under-Educated, Limited English Proficient School Food Service Personnel
Michigan
Bradley Marks
Michigan State University
Optimizing the Design and Operation of Commercial Cooking Systems for Ready-to- Eat Meat and Poultry Products
Nebraska
Robert Hutkins
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Food Safety: Life-Long Learning Through Teacher Training
Nebraska
David Smith
University of Nebraska
Intervention Strategies to Reduce Escherichia Coli 0157:H7 in Beef Feedyards
New Jersey
Carol Byrd-Bredbenner
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Food Handling and Consumption Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors of Young Adults and The Impact of a Food Safety Social Marketing Campaign
New Mexico
Jeanne Gleason
New Mexico State University
Science-Based Food Safety Education: Interactive Media Development for Hard-to- Reach and High-Risk Adolescents
New York
Robert Gravani
Cornell University
Global Good Agricultural Practices Conference to Explore the Impact of Current Research and Extension Programs
New York
Martin Wiedmann
Cornell University
L. Monocytogenes in Food Processing Plants: Development and Implementation of Science-Based Environmental Testing and Control Strategies
North Carolina
Douglas Sanders
North Carolina State University
Fresh Produce Food Safety Training Program and Curriculum Development for the Southeast
North Carolina
Jay Levine
North Carolina State University
Tracking the Source of Enteric Pathogens in Surface Waters
North Carolina
Angela Fraser
North Carolina State University
Chinese-language Food Safety Training Program for Foodservice Workers
North Dakota
Wanda Agnew
United Tribal Technical College
UTTC's Integrated Food Safety Initiative for American Indian Communities
Ohio
Sudhir Sastry
The Ohio State University
Safety of Foods Processed by Four Alternative Processing Technologies
Pennsylvania
Luke LaBorde
The Pennsylvania State University
Multiple Strategies for Control of Patulin in Apples and Apple Products - An Integrated Regional Research and Extension Project
Rhode Island
Lori Pivarnik
University of Rhode Island
Garden to Table: Food Safety Practices of Home Gardeners
South Dakota
Joan Hegerfeld
South Dakota State University
Reducing the Foodborne Illness Risks Associated with Direct Marketed in South Dakota
Tennessee
Enefiok Ekanem
Tennessee State University
Assessing Risk and Communicating Food Irradiation Benefits to High Risk Consumers
Tennessee
William Morris
University of Tennessee
A Multi-Faceted Approach to Improve Food Safety for Child Care Providers
Texas
Rosana Moriera
Texas A&M University-College Station
Improving Safety of Complex Food Items Using Electron Beam Technology
Vermont
Stephen Pintauro
University of Vermont
An Interactive Online Food Safety Education Program for Middle School Children
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Last Updated: 07/23/2007
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