Form 0923-0060 Mod 03 EHLR Basic Communicating Environmental and Health

Mod 03 EHLR Basic Communicating Environmental and
Health Risks Knowledge Assessment

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Please complete the survey below.
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Form Approved
OMB No. 0923-0060
Exp. Date 08/31/2022
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1)

My job title is:

Environmental Health Professional
Environmental Professional
Tribal Environmental Specialist
Planner
Municipal/Tribal Agency Official
Developer
Environmental Non-profit/Non-profit
Citizen/community member
Student in public health, environmental science,
planning, "STEM" discipline
None of the above

2)

In reference to the Communicating Environmental and
Health Risks module, please choose all that apply:

Specifically useful for my work. If so, you can
describe how below (optional)
Quick refresher
Offers me knowledge about a topic I am less
familiar with
Gives me confidence to increase my skills in and
understanding of evaluating environmental and
health risks associated with land reuse sites
Motivates me to learn more about land reuse sites
and ways I can be engaged
Not needed for my work
None of the above
Other (please specify below)

3)

If you selected, "Specifically useful for my work,"
above, please describe how here:

4)

If you selected, "Other," above, please specify here:

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