Steve Wing, The People's Professor

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• Hurricane Floyd images
  Provided to me by Steve Wing
• In memoriam
• Curriculum vitae, May 3, 2015
• Notable family members
• "The People's Epidemiology: A Collaboration for Atomic Justice Downwind of Hanford"
  Presentation by Trisha Pritikin, award-winning author of The Hanford Plaintiffs: Voices from the Fight for Atomic Justice. Friday, March 27, 2026, 2:00pm ET, G100 Bondurant Hall and Via Zoom. Please register for in-person or Zoom. Previous lectures in this series.
• Environmental Justice Lecture
  Inspired by Steve Wing and presented by the Epidemiology and Justice Student Group and Department of Epidemiology, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
• Powerpoints
• Steve Wing interview and lectures
• YouTube playlist of video recordings of Steve Wing
  Courtesy of Shabbar Ranapurwala, http://sph.unc.edu/adv_profile/shabbar-ranapurwala-phd/
• Steve Wing International Environmental Justice Award
  The Steve Wing International Environmental Justice Award is presented annually to an academic who has notably and consistently used their academic discipline toward advancing Environmental Justice, especially through activism in the United States and/or abroad. Recipients are recognized for their activist contributions and their occupational and academic achievements.The recipient of the SWIEJ Award should be a person who has consistently used their scholarship and activism to achieve Environmental Justice. The individual is primarily honored as an activist, rather than as a function of his or her place of employment or academic achievements alone.
• Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future creates the Steve Wing track within the CLF-Lerner Fellowship
  Matthew A. Aubourg, MSPH is the inaugural recipient of the Steve Wing track within the CLF-Lerner Fellowship. The Steve Wing fellowship track was established to honor the pioneering epidemiologist and professor Steve Wing (1952–2016).
• Blackburn Award presented to Steve Wing
• Public Health Hero
  Elizabeth Witherspoon, Carolina Public Health, May 5, 2016 People initiate social movements because they want better lives for themselves, their families and their communities. Steve Wing, PhD, believes public health research can make significant contributions to such movements.
• NCEJN Celebration for Steve Wing
  17th Annual North Carolina Environmental Justice Summit at Franklinton Center, October 16, 2015
• NCEJN Steve Wing Celebration Concert
  Steve Wing plays the keyboard at this concert celebrating him on October 16, 2015. This concert took place during the 17th Annual North Carolina Environmental Justice Summit at Franklinton Center at Bricks in Whitakers, NC. Learn more at: http://www.ncejn.org/
• Concerned Citizens of Tillery - Certificate of Appreciation
  for your years of dedicated service. From Doris T. Davis, President and Gary R. Grant, Executive Director; October 23, 1998