Laurel Ann Panser

Background

Panser, Laurel Ann was born on July 11, 1954 in Minneapolis. Daughter of Maynard O. and Barbara Ann Panser.

Education

Student, Bethany College, 1972-1973; Associate of Arts, Anoka Ramsey Community College, Coon Rapids, Minnesota, 1975; Bachelor in Philosophy, University of Minnesota, 1978; Master of Arts in Geography, University of Minnesota, 1982; Master of Science in Epidemiology, U. Washington, 1987; postgraduate, St. Mary's University of Minnesota, since 1991.

Career

Teaching assistant, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1981-1982; research assistant, U. Washington, Seattle, 1982-1983; volunteer epidemiologist, Seattle-King County Department Public Health, 1982-1983; refugee resettlement advocate, American Refugee Committee, Minneapolis, 1986-1988; epidemiology instructor, National Committee for the Deaf and Blind of Guatemala, Guatemala City, 1988; epidemiologist, clinical epidemiologist, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, since 1988; epidemiology instructor, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, since 1996. Consultant epidemiologist, Minneapolis, 1985-1988. Presenter American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, 1992, San Francisco, 1993, Society for Epidemiologic Research, Keystone, Colorado, 1993, American Urologic Association, Inc., San Francisco, 1994, International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Dublin, Ireland, 1996, SAS Users Group, Minneapolis, 1996, among others.

Achievements

• Laurel Ann Panser has been listed as a noteworthy Epidemiologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Victim advocate Rapeline/Sexual Assault Program, Olmsted County, Minnesota, 1989-1990. Survey and statistical consultant human resources development department Marine Sys. Operations, Seattle, 1982.

Member APA, APHA, Society for Epidemiologic Research, Minnesota Psychological Association, Society for Epidemiologic Research, War and Society in South Asia Group, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Father:

Maynard O.

Mother:

Barbara Ann Panser