Public Health Madison and Dane County
Ronesha Strozier is an experienced environmental health professional currently serving as the Environmental Health Services Supervisor at Public Health Madison and Dane County since February 2022, while simultaneously operating Strozier Education Technology Solutions since October 2020. Previously, Ronesha worked as an Environmental Health Technical Specialist at the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection from May 2016 to February 2022, where responsibilities included managing large datasets and producing webinars for food safety training. Earlier roles included being a Transportation Policy Specialist intern at Michigan Technological University's Tribal Technical Assistance Program and conducting significant research for various projects. Ronesha holds a Master of Science in Environmental and Energy Policy from Michigan Technological University and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and Natural Resources from Clemson University.
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Public Health Madison and Dane County
Public Health Madison and Dane County’s (PHMDC) vision is “Healthy People. Healthy Places.” and its mission is to “Work with the community to enhance, protect, and promote the health of the environment and the well being of all people.” PHMDC fulfills its mission through its work on environmental health, community health, operations, health equity, and policy. PHMDC is increasing its focus on working with the community to address the root causes of disease and illness by focusing on policy, systems, and environmental changes.