Matthew Dellinger, PhD
Assistant Professor
Locations
- Assistant Professor, Division of Epidemiology
Contact Information
Education
MS, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
PhD, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Biography
The Medical College of Wisconsin has a strong reputation of fostering work that impacts health. It is very fulfilling to contribute to this message. I feel very grateful to be here.
- Matthew Dellinger
Matthew Dellinger, PhD loves the Great Lakes region. It is his home and he feel a strong connection to the natural heritage. He also believes strongly that part of protecting that natural heritage is to support the natural resource stewardship of the Great Lakes Native American tribes. Since 2004 Dr. Dellinger has dedicated himself to environmental and biomedical science collaborations with these tribes. This has led to many hard-earned and productive working relationships with tribal organizations in the region.
Dr. Dellinger is a co-investigator at the Great Lakes Native American Research Center for Health (GLNARCH). He serves on two committees that address tribal health issues in the Bemidji region: the GLNARCH Community Science Advisory Committee and the Bemidji Area Tribal Environmental Public Health Advisory Committee. He also reports regularly to the Wisconsin Tribal Health Directors as part of his ongoing duties at GLNARCH. Health research in Indian Country faces diverse challenges. Dr. Dellinger's versatile skillset of scientific research, quantitative analysis, cinematography/editing, digital imaging, and risk assessment has allowed him to serve the tribal community in many ways. Specifically, he focuses on improving access to toxicological and risk assessment data in the relevant community via culturally-tailored media.
Dr. Matthew Dellinger joined the Institute for Health & Equity as a Research Scientist working with Dr. Earnestine Willis in 2013 and have since joined the faculty as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Epidemiology. Dr. Dellinger has found MCW to be an extremely supportive and welcoming environment.
Research Interests
Publications
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(Dellinger MJ, Lyons M, Clark R, Olson J, Pingatore N, Ripley M.) Journal of Great Lakes Research. 2019.
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(Dellinger MJ, Olson JT, Holub BJ, Ripley MP.) Risk Anal. 2018 10;38(10):2029-2040.
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Fatty Acids in Ten Species of Fish Commonly Consumed by the Anishinaabe of the Upper Great Lakes.
(Dellinger MJ, Olson J, Holub B, Ripley MP.) J Great Lakes Res. 2018 Jun;44(3):521-526.
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(Dellinger MJ, Olson J, Clark R, Pingatore N, Ripley MP.) Hum Ecol Risk Assess. 2018;24(1):242-255.
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(Liu Q, Klingler RH, Wimpee B, Dellinger M, King-Heiden T, Grzybowski J, Gerstenberger SL, Weber DN, Carvan MJ 3rd.) Reprod Toxicol. 2016 10;65:272-282.
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In their own words: Success stories from The Great Lakes Native American Research Center for Health.
(Dellinger M, Jackson B, Poupart A.) Am Indian Alsk Native Ment Health Res. 2016;23(3):68-86.
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(Willis E, Sabnis S, Hamilton C, Xiong F, Coleman K, Dellinger M, Watts M, Cox R, Harrell J, Smith D, Nugent M, Simpson P.) Prog Community Health Partnersh. 2016;10(1):19-30.
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Predictive analytics and pattern visualisation for human health risk assessment
(Dellinger M, Tofan L, Ehlinger T.) Journal of Environmental Protection and Ecology. 2012;13(4):2186-2197.
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Use of traditional and culturally appropriate modalities
(Dellinger M, Dellinger J.) Environmental Health Literacy. 1 January 2018:231-263.
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(Dellinger MJ, Ripley MP.) Human and Ecological Risk Assessment. 18 May 2016;22(4):1036-1049.
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(Willis E, Sabnis S, Hamilton C, Xiong F, Coleman K, Dellinger M, Watts M, Cox R, Harrell J, Smith D, Nugent M, Simpson P.) Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action. Spring 2016;10(1):3-4.
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Contaminant Trends in Freshwater Fish from the Laurentian Great Lakes: A 20-Year Analysis
(Dellinger JA, Moths MD, Dellinger MJ, Ripley MP.) Human and Ecological Risk Assessment. March 2014;20(2):461-478.