APHL
Sarah Wright is an experienced environmental laboratory manager at the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) since April 2015, currently serving as the Environmental Laboratories Manager. Prior roles include Board Member at the Root-Pike Watershed Initiative Network where fundraising and grant-making processes were led, and Research Assistant at the Racine Health Department Laboratory, where a significant water quality study was spearheaded. Additional contributions include co-founding the Racine Urban Garden Network, serving as an Environmental Policy Fellow at The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, and various positions in environmental research and teaching. Sarah holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies from Ohio University and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science and Policy from Duke University.
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APHL
The Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) works to strengthen laboratory systems serving the public’s health in the U.S. and globally. APHL’s member laboratories protect the public’s health by monitoring and detecting infectious and foodborne diseases, environmental contaminants, terrorist agents, genetic disorders in newborns and other diverse health threats.