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William Angell is listed as Chair at AARST National Standards Consortium, based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at umn.edu, phone signal with area code 218, and a matched LinkedIn profile for William Angell.
William Angell previously worked as Chairman of the Board at Cancer Survivors Against Radon (Cansar) and Vice President at Cancer Survivors Against Radon (Cansar). William Angell holds Ms, Housing from Iowa State University.
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My entire professional experience centers around issues concerning building science especially related to indoor air quality including radon. I am active on development of professional standards of practice for radon measurement, mitigation, and quality assurance. My base of operation is the University of Minnesota where I am a Professor Emeritus responsible for three decades directing a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Radon Training Center as well as conducting applied research and policy development.My professional goal is to prevent lung cancer deaths associated with indoor radon exposure and to improve the environmental health of building occupants.Specialties: Research, training, international policy development, and professional association leadership.
Listed skills include Applied Research, International Program Development, Policy Analysis, Research, and 18 others.
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Hendersonville, Nc, Usa
Chair of an American National Standards/American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists Working Group updating and harmonizing two national standards of practice on the design and installation of soil gas control systems in the new construction of one and two family dwellings, townhouses as well as multifamily, school, commercial and mixed use buildings.
Usa
United States
CanSAR is a non-for-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to supporting a voice to lung cancer victims and their family members and friends who wish to advocate radon risk reduction.
International
Vice-President and Member, Board of Directors. CanSAR is dedicated to supporting lung cancer survivors and their families advocating for radon awareness and radon risk reduction.
Minnesota
Co-founded a regional chapter of the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST) to promote excellence in radon measurement, mitigation and prevention.
Developed national and international radon risk reduction training materials for building professionals including with the World Health Organization, Health Canada, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.Directed externally funded national and international radon risk reduction research, demonstration and training projects.Directed the world's leading radon training center.Lead the world's largest radon professional association, the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists.
I have led one of three U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sponsored Regional Radon Training Centers and directed a consortium of institutions of higher education providing interdisciplinary radon training.MURC annually delivered an average of 35 to 50 courses and national proficiency examinations in 15 or more states as well as Canadian provinces. Lead a EPA Regional Indoor Air Quality Training Center. Authored and co-authored 125 indoor air quality proposals with combined budgets of $5.5 million and managed research and training projects of regional and national significance.Generated over $5 million in program income through course registrations.Developed, coordinated, and taught over 900 courses in 29 states and provinces including Radon Contractor Proficiency Program measurement, mitigation and new construction courses, Reducing Radon in Schools, School Indoor Air Quality AirSmart (an interactive course on residential indoor quality), Health Care Facility Construction Management for Indoor Air Quality, Indoor Air Quality for Public Officials, Carbon Monoxide Updates for Professionals courses.
Responsible for coordination of University's noncredit outreach of housing academic expertise and research to government, industry and the public.Authored approximately 50 technical reports including 4 radon publications a well as edited 6 indoor air quality publications.Developed up to 1000 mass media reports (radio, television, newspaper, magazine feature articles) on indoor air quality and building performance.Developed and coordinated about 500 noncredit courses, workshops and seminars including about 75 indoor air quality programs.Consulted with over 100 federal, state and local government agencies as well as businesses in addition to that with the public.
Research and training in indoor air quality (IAQ) including school, management of construction related pollutants in hospitals, residential IAQ (e.g., mold, carbon monoxide, radon).
Member of the Board of Directors and Vice President. CanSAR's mission is to support lung cancer survivors and their families in public awareness and advocacy resulting in reduced radon-related lung cancer deaths.
Chair of the Radon Prevention and Mitigation Working Group and responsible for developing guidance for policies and programs in nearly 200 member states.
Former CEO of the largest professional radon association in the world.
Conducted a critical review of the scientific literature on indoor air quality, ventilation, and building-related health effects in residences.Developed national pilot Tribal Residential Indoor Air Quality course.Developed a five year strategic plan for EPA's lead indoor air quality program laboratory.
Investigated children's environmental health issues and programs focusing on residential indoor air quality.
Time period was the summers of 1995 and 1996. I was the Co-Principal Investigator on a meta analysis of research and investigative reports on school indoor air quality. The principal paper we published on this work in the most respected journal in indoor air quality in the journal for two years. was the most cited paper
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William Angell works for AARST National Standards Consortium.
William Angell is listed as Chair at AARST National Standards Consortium.
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William Angell is based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States while working with AARST National Standards Consortium.
William Angell has worked for Aarst National Standards Consortium, Cancer Survivors Against Radon (Cansar), North Star Chapter Of The American Association Of Radon Scientists And Technologists, American Association Of Radon Scientists And Technologists, and University Of Minnesota Twin Cities, College Of Design.
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William Angell holds Ms, Housing from Iowa State University.
William Angell is listed with skills including Applied Research, International Program Development, Policy Analysis, Research, Policy, Community Outreach, Training, and Radon.
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