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\ V Occupational Health Foundation WORKERS' INSTITUTE FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH DIVISION 112616th Street, N.W. Suite 413 Washington, D.C. 20036 OFFICERS* PRESIDENT Howard D. Samuel, President Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO) CHAIRMAN. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Rabatt A. Georgina, President Building and Construction Trades Department (AFL-CIO) SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Ptul J. Burnsky, President Metal Trades Department (AFL-CIO) THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Michael Sacco, President Seafarers International Union ot North America Maritime Trades Department (AFL-CIO) FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT John F. Leyden, Secretary-Treasurer Public Employee Department (AFL-CIO) FIFTH VICE PRESIDENT Robert F. Harbrant, President Food and Allied Service Trades Department SECRETARY Jeeenh F. Maloney, Secretary-Treasurer Building and Construction Trades Department (AFL-CIO) TREASURER Elmor Ciiotak, Secretary-Treasurer Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert A. Beorglne, Chairman Merten Bahr, President Communications Workers ol America John J. Berry, President International Brotherhood ol Electrical Workers tMMem 6. Bernard. Jr., President International Association ot Heal and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Owen Bieber, President United Automobile. Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers ol America International Union Moe BMer, President American Postal Workers Union Marvin J. Beede, President United Association ot Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada 'ward J. Cariough, President M Metal Workers international sociatkm 0. Drake, President Emeritus ^national Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers Within A. Duval, President International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades ot the Uniled States and Canada Angola Fosco. President Laborers' International Union ol Norih America Frank Hanley. President International Union ot Operating Engineers James E. Hatfield, President Glass, Molders. Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union Joan F. Ingrao. Exec. Secretary-Treasurer Maritime Trades Department Chariot W. Jones, President International Brotherhood of Boilermakers. Iron Ship Builders. Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers Doorgo J. Kourplas, President International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Eart Kruse, President United Union ot Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Sigurd Lucasian, President United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Frank 0. Martino, President International Chemical Workers Union Jay Maaur. President International Ladies' Garment Workers Union Jonah M. Mfsbranar, President Oil. Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union Frank Pacquax, National Fltld Coordinator Maritime Trades Department Jack Shakikman. President Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union Vincent fl. Sombrotto, President National Association of Letter Carriers Mian Stana, President United Rubber, Cork. Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America Jebn N. Sturdivant, President American Federation of Government Employees John J. Sweeney, President Service Employees International Union Lynn R. WMiams, President Ignited Steelworkers of America "'ard Members November 16, 1990 -3X0/ 11 fixers Mr. Keith Minoff Robinson, Donovan, Madden, Suite 1400 1500 Main Street Springfield, Massachusetts and Barry 01115 Dear Mr. Minoff: Per your request, attached is a copy of my C.V. Please call should you have any questions. Sincerely, Mr G/MfM Matthew Gillen, CIH Associate Director SORY COMMITTEES SCIENCE Franklii E. Mirer, Ph.D., Chairman United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America International Union LEGAL EMdt Bredheff, Esquire, Chairman Brodhoft & Kaiser EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Demid Btsburg, Esquire ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Sandra TMatt ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Man Man, CIH 001 f.r>3 MATTHEW GILLEN, CIH Home: 6364 31st Place NW Washington, DC 20015 202-362-5854 Office: Occupational Health Foundation 1126 - 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 202-887 -1980 EXPERIENCE 4/89 - Present Associate Director, Occupational Foundation (OHF), Washington, DC Health 11/86 - 4/89 Executive Director, Workers' Institute for Safety and Health (WISH), Washington, DC. 2/85 - 11/86 Industrial Hygienist, Workers' Institute for Safety and Health, Washington, DC. 2/83 - 2/85 Industrial Hygiene Consultant, Hazard Audit, Inc., Brooklyn, NY. 3/79 - 1/83 Industrial Hygienist, Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU), NY, NY. 3/78 - 3/79 Industrial Hygiene Compliance Officer, US Department of Labor, OSHA, Concord, New Hampshire Area Office. EDUCATION 1972 - 1976 B.A. Biology. State University of New York at Buffalo. Magna Cum Laude, Pi Beta Kappa. New York State Regents Scholarship. 1976 - 1978 M.S. Industrial Hygiene. University of Cincinnati. University Scholarship. Thesis Topic, "Health Hazards in Textile Finishing Operations." TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1980 - 1984 SUNY Empire State College, Center for Labor Studies. Occupational Safety and Health Program. Adjunct faculty. 1983 - 1984 Cornell University, Labor/Liberal Arts Program, NYSSILR, Occupational Safety and Health Program. Adjunct faculty. \}01 ^ COMMITTEE ACTIVITY 1981 - 1984 Advisory Board member, Quinnipiac College Environmental and Occupational Health Program. 1983 - Present Member, NIOSH Ad Hoc Advisory Panel on the Communication of Health Risks to Workers. 1983 Member, Advisory Panel for the U. S. Office of Technology Assessment's Preventing Illness and Injury Workplace. Congress report, in the 1985 - Present Member, Scientific and Technical Advisory Council, National Campaign Against Toxic Hazards. 1983 - Present Member, Social Concerns Committee of the American Industrial Hygiene Association: Chair, 1985-86. 1985 - 86 Member, Governor's Expert Panel, New Mexico State Highway Building PCB decontamination project. 1986 Participant - EPA Workshop on Predicting Workplace Exposure to New Chemicals. 1988 Member - National Institute of Building Sciences Asbestos Task Force. 1988 - Present Member - Occupational Health Standards Committee of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. 1989 Reviewer for Draft NIOSH Criteria Document for Occupational Exposure to Ethylene Glycol Ethers. 1989 Member - Labor Research Advisory Council of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1989 Member - National Cancer Institute Special Peer Review Committee to review applications for "Worksite Health Promotion Intervention" grants 1989 - Present Member - Advisory Council for the National Center for Hazard Communication - University of Maryland PARTIAL LIST OF PRESENTATIONS AND PAPERS September 1990 Occupational Bladder Cancer in Textile Dyeing and Printing Workers: Six Cases and their Significance for Screening Programs, E.F. Frumin, H. Velez, E. Bingham, M. Gillen, M. Brathwaite, and R. LaBarck, Journal of Occupational Medicine: 32:9; 887-890 May 1990 An Evaluation of the Ability of ACGIH TLV's to Provide Protection Against Chronic Health Effects American Industrial Hygiene Conference (AIHC) Presentation May 1990 Re-evaluation of Industrial Hygiene Practice: Is Air Sampling the Best or Only Tool for Determination of Occupational Hazards? AIHC Presentation May 1990 Evaluating the Workplace Environment - Comments on the proposed Generic Rules. Presentation at the American College of Occupational Medicine Conference July 1989 - Components of a Effective Training Program for Cleanup Workers. Presentation at the NIEHS/NIOSH/EPA/ATSDR Alaska Oil Spill Conference November 1989 TLV's and Worker Protection - The Illusion vs. the Reality - Presentation at the Manitoba AIHA Exposure Limits Symposium March 1989 - Occupational Health Standards - Presentation at the American Bar Association Section on Tort and Insurance Practices Meeting PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Certified in the Industrial Hygiene Industrial Hygiene. Comprehensive Practice by the American Board of of American Industrial Hygiene Association American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists American Public Health Association 001<R6