Elizabeth Riegelman

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Science

Elizabeth is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Wang Laboratory. She is studying the therapeutic effects of tea catechins on the gut microbiome and metabolome, and the potential contribution to the efficacy of neuroprotection against Parkinson’s Disease.

Education

Georgia Southern University, 2018, BS Biology
Georgia Southern University, 2020, MPH Environmental Health

Affiliations

Georgia Environmental Health Association
Delta Omega Public Health Honors Society
Society of Toxicology
SciREN (Science Research and Education Network)
President, Environmental Health Science Graduate Student Association