Paul Taylor

My recent teaching since 2017 has been Adjunct Instructor in Environmental Science at the Woodbury University Burbank and California State University Northridge (CSUN) with under graduate and graduate students classes, and curricula development. My very popular CSUN EOH 353 Course is a contemporary and wide-ranging study of global environmental health. This Course is designed to provide the Student an understanding of human and environmental health impacts, interactions and outcomes.

Students will learn about global environmental health infrastructure, policies and sustainability. Climate and environmental health science principles, terminologies and their global applications are illuminated. Environmental pollutions problems and sustainable mitigations are presented.

I have committed my life to understanding and communicating the vast scientific, social, political and economic impacts of environmental problems.

I, Paul Taylor, have been teaching University-level Environmental Science courses from 2015 to date in the Los Angeles area – recently P/T Environmental Scientist Lecturer at the California State University Northridge with under-graduate and graduate student courses, and at Woodbury University, Burbank.

I have dedicated my professional life to researching and communicating the intricacies and issues involved in environmental and earth sciences. I am certified with, and respectful of, numerous diversity and culturally-affirming University programs.

B.S. Biology/Chemistry Univ. of West Alabama (Livingston University)

M.S. Environmental Science Tulane University , New Orleans

Environmental Studies: Tulane University Law School, Mass. Institute of Tecnology, Marine Sciences Institute Alabama, Registered Environmental Assessor California.