Associate Lecturer
College of Science and Engineering
Emma Kuhn is an Associate Lecturer in Environmental Health, she has experience in microbiology, and is an accredited environmental health officer. She is passionate about addressing ‘healthy housing’ which includes residential methamphetamine contamination. Her current research is looking at a public health perspective of methamphetamine contamination which analyses industry practices and stakeholder engagement. Her research has informed International Parliament, and she has consulted for Australian State Government policy and legislation to improve public health outcomes.
Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Practice, Flinders University, South Australia
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (First Class), Flinders University, South Australia, Australia
Thesis title: Methamphetamine contamination in residential properties: A public health concern
Bachelor of Science (Microbiology), Flinders University, South Australia