Graham McKeen
Environmental Health & Safety
Expert Bio
Graham McKeen is director of public and environmental health at Indiana University. He is an experienced public and environmental health professional skilled in management, policy analysis, and public and environmental health. His expertise is in food safety, water quality, vector control, with a particular interest in zoonotic, vector-borne and other communicable diseases.
He also has experience in disease surveillance and control, including with COVID-19 response. He has an MPA focused in sustainability and environmental policy from IU Bloomington.
Areas of Expertise
Public health, environmental health, food safety, communicable disease, COVID-19, water quality, pest management.
Other Information
- Fox 59: College students head back to campus across Indiana for adjusted spring semester
- Indiana Public Media: Amid spread of new virus variation, officials advise doubling down on pandemic protocols
- Indiana Public Media: Growing COVID concerns: ‘We should have listened to the science people’
- USA Today: Many states keep patchy data or don’t release results from antigen COVID tests, review shows
- Indiana Public Media: ‘A little bit shocked. a little dismayed’ Holcomb draws ire from health officials for re-opening
- Indiana Public Media: What do statewide COVID-19 increases mean for Monroe County?
- Kaiser Health News: COVID takes challenge of tracking infectious college students to new level
- IDS: How one of the nation’s largest universities kept its doors open through spiking cases and daily uncertainty
- The Indianapolis Star: Stunned by coronavirus, a college town slowly awakens to a surreal new normal
