Lisa Manglass

Lisa Manglass is an experienced academic and health physicist currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Physics at Francis Marion University since August 2020, where responsibilities include teaching introductory physics and health physics courses and supporting the undergraduate Health Physics track. Prior experience includes working as a Graduate Research Assistant at Clemson University from August 2016 to August 2020, focusing on radioecology and health physics while pursuing a PhD in Environmental Engineering. Additionally, Lisa held positions as a Project Scientist and Health Physicist at ARCADIS U.S. and as a Health Physicist at SENES Consultants, engaging in radiological decommissioning, compliance auditing, and dose estimation. Educational credentials include a PhD from Clemson University in Environmental Engineering, an MS from Colorado State University in Radiological Health Sciences, and a BS in Physics from The University of Georgia.