|
Year
|
Title
|
|
2009
|
A Visit With A Sanitarian |
|
2009
|
Myths Can Be Hazardous to Your Practice |
|
2009
|
Letters of Commendation – State Officials |
|
2008
|
In Change There Is Opportunity |
|
2008
|
A Gathering of the Stars |
|
2008
|
Ever Evolving Environmental Health And Protection: Circa 1946 – 2008 |
|
2008
|
Letters of Commendation – Associates |
|
2008
|
Letters of Commendation – Educators |
|
2008
|
Letters of Commendation – Elected Officials |
|
2008
|
Letters of Commendation – Federal Officials |
|
2008
|
Letters of Commendation – Local Officials |
|
2008
|
Dogs Don’t Bark at Parked Cars: Leadership Midst the Din |
|
2008
|
Institutional DNA: “Aces You Can Keep” |
|
2007
|
Doctor of Humane Letters Citation |
|
2007
|
Doctor of Humane Letters conferral |
|
2007
|
Embracing Environmental Health: In Whole, or by Parts? |
|
2007
|
Leaders in Environmental Health: Steering us into the Future |
|
2006
|
Letters supporting Doctor of Humane Letters |
|
2006
|
Larry’s 80th Birthday Tributes |
|
2006
|
Adventures in Environmental Health Policy and Politics: “Examples Move the World More Than Doctrine” |
|
2006
|
The Future of Environmental Health Revisited: Past Recommendations and Future Challenges |
|
2005
|
There’s No Use In Running If You’re On The Wrong Road |
|
2004
|
Moving Forward To Be All You Can Be! |
|
2004
|
Mounds and Memories |
|
2003
|
Blessed Are Those Who Expect Little, For They Shall Not Be Disappointed |
|
2002
|
Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places |
|
2002
|
Bioterrorism Role for Environmental Health Practitioners |
|
2002
|
Environmental Health Administration Basics |
|
2002
|
Introduction to the 1850 Report of the Sanitary Commission of the State of Massachusetts |
|
2001
|
Competencies to Survive and Thrive |
|
2001
|
Vision to Survive and Thrive |
|
2001
|
A Vision for Environmental Health |
|
2001
|
Recognition The Old Fashioned Way: Earning It! |
|
2000
|
Two Roads Diverged —- , And That Has Made All The Difference |
|
2000
|
Setting the Context – Keynote Presentation |
|
1999
|
Larry Gordon Oral History |
|
1999
|
A Check List for Environmental Health Leadership |
|
1999
|
An Examination of the Educational Needs for Environmental Health and Protection |
|
1999
|
From Nuclear Bombs to Food Safety: A Personal Odyssey |
|
1999
|
Local Boards of Health and Environmental Health |
|
1999
|
The Mission May Be Hazardous To Your Health |
|
1998
|
An Aroma of Issues and Responsibilities |
|
1998
|
The Organizational Wonderland of Environmental Health |
|
1998
|
Environmental Health and Protection Adventures |
|
1998
|
Environmental Health and Protection: A Primer |
|
1998
|
Public Health and the Environment: Floundering Partners |
|
1997
|
Healthy People 2010 Recommendations |
|
1997
|
We Cough With Forked Tongue |
|
1997
|
Weintraub Letter |
|
1996
|
Enhancing the Good, Abolishing the Bad and the Ugly |
|
1996
|
Gordon recipient of NM Society for Public Administration Distinguished Public Administrator Award |
|
1996
|
Gordon Presented with SPH Outstanding Alumni Award |
|
1996
|
Leading Change, or Being Left Behind |
|
1996
|
Public Health Practitioner Incubation Plight |
|
1995
|
The Rise and Demise of Public Health Leadership |
|
1995
|
Keynote Presentation, NM Environment Department |
|
1994
|
The Evolving Nature of Environmental Health and Protection |
|
1994
|
Public Health: A Blurred Vision |
|
1994
|
American Society for Public Administration Award |
|
1994
|
Environmental Health and Protection: Century 21 Challenges |
|
1994
|
Public Health in an Era of Change |
|
1994
|
Public Service: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly |
|
1993
|
History of Environmental Health and Protection in Albuquerque and New Mexico |
|
1993
|
Dear EPA Administrator |
|
1993
|
Dear Mr. President |
|
1993
|
Health Care Forum Panel Comments |
|
1993
|
Principles of Environmental Health Administration |
|
1993
|
Public Health is More Important Than Health Care |
|
1992
|
Dear Mr. HRSA Administrator |
|
1992
|
Dear Mr. Chief of Staff |
|
1992
|
Does Public Health Still Include Environmental Health and Protection? |
|
1992
|
Healthy People Continuum |
|
1992
|
Incorporating Public Health Perspectives into Environmental Policy |
|
1992
|
Report of the Committee on the Future of Environmental Health |
|
1992
|
Teaching Health Policy and Politics in U.S. Schools of Public Health |
|
1991
|
Educating Environmental Health and Protection Professionals: Problems, Challenges and Recommendations |
|
1991
|
History of the NM Scientific Laboratory System |
|
1991
|
Lung Group Honors Health Official |
|
1991
|
Welcome Address, New Mexico Public Health Association 1987 |
|
1990
|
Reaching the Environmental Health Objectives, aka “And the Band Played On.” |
|
1990
|
Who Will Manage The Environment |
|
1989
|
No Use in Closing the Barn Doors Now |
|
1989
|
Risk Communication and Environmental Health Priorities |
|
1989
|
The Risk of Inadequate Risk Communication |
|
1988
|
Gordon Announces Retirement Plans |
|
1988
|
Gordon Receives Distinguished Public Service Award |
|
1988
|
New Mexicans Earn Salute for Public Service |
|
1988
|
Parting Thoughts |
|
1988
|
The Myth of Modern Medicine |
|
1988
|
Dear Senator Domenici: |
|
1988
|
Retiring HED Boss Made Mark on Land, Government |
|
1987
|
Acceptance Comments, Sedgwick Memorial Medal |
|
1987
|
Commission on the Arizona Environment |
|
1987
|
Evaluating the Environmental Health Workforce |
|
1987
|
Letter Health and Environment Department Staff, 1987 |
|
1987
|
Convocation Address, UNM School of Medicine |
|
1987
|
Gordon Is Awarded Sedgwick Memorial Medal |
|
1987
|
Sedgwick Memorial Medal Citation |
|
1987
|
Testimony, Legislative Finance Committee |
| 1986 |
Soviet Public Health Tour and Seminars |
|
1986
|
Blueprint for Environmental Health |
|
1986
|
Clean Air: A Right or a Luxury? |
|
1986
|
Governor Carruthers appoints Gordon Health and Environment Secretary |
|
1986
|
Skills/Roles Required of Personnel Dealing With Quick Response Situations |
|
1985
|
Larry Gordon to lead Russian health tour |
|
1985
|
Primacy of Prevention |
|
1985
|
Statement Regarding Right-To-Know |
|
1985
|
Testimony, Federal Clean Air Act |
|
1984
|
EPA Hazardous Waste Testimony |
|
1984
|
Gordon receives Lester Breslow Award for Distinguished Achievement in Public Health |
|
1984
|
Lest We All Forget |
|
1984
|
The Environment |
|
1984
|
Academy Lauds Gordon |
|
1984
|
Indianapolis Health Day Keynote |
|
1983
|
Another State’s Perspective |
|
1983
|
Evolving from Problems to Quality of Life |
|
1983
|
Program-Problem Relationship Chart |
|
1982
|
New Environment Chief May Lift Cloud of Criticism |
|
1982
|
State Official Resigns for Position With City |
| 1981 |
Block Grants and the Health of the Public |
|
1981
|
Energy Appetite Burgeoning |
|
1981
|
Environmental Health Personnel and Program Priorities for the Eighties |
|
1981
|
Health and Environment Pioneer is Chief of National Association |
|
1981
|
Health Issues and the Population Problem |
|
1981
|
Is Our Environment a Treasure or a Dumping Ground? |
|
1981
|
National Public Health Leadership Conference Remarks |
|
1981
|
The Impact of Reagans’s Health Policies |
|
1981
|
A Separate Federal Department of Health: Environmental Health and Other Prevention Issues |
|
1981
|
Conference of State Sanitary Engineers Presentation |
|
1981
|
Dear Mr. President (2) |
|
1981
|
Environmental Health and Program Priorities for the Eighties |
|
1981
|
Environmental Health: New Problems, New Responses for the 80s |
|
1981
|
EPA in Transition |
|
1981
|
Federal Clean Air Act |
|
1981
|
Industry’s Role in Disease Prevention |
|
1981
|
Popullution: The 1981 APHA Presidential Address |
|
1981
|
Sanitarian: A Title or a Profession? |
|
1981
|
Testimony, U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee re- Clean Air Act |
|
1980
|
Disease Prevention and Health Promotion |
|
1980
|
Environmental Health Organization and Management: Some Different Experiences |
|
1980
|
Gordon to Head Health Association |
|
1980
|
Must We Have a Sick Environment to Have a Health Economy? |
|
1980
|
Food Protection: Mission,Goal, Methodology |
|
1980
|
Status Quo? |
|
1979
|
Health Education in the Health and Environment Department |
|
1979
|
New Mexico Shouldn’t Feel Inferior |
|
1979
|
Program Organization and Management |
|
1979
|
Management in the Public Sector |
|
1978
|
State Official Examines Priorities |
|
1978
|
Environmental Health: Everyone’s Responsibility |
|
1978
|
Walter F. Snyder Award |
|
1977
|
Consumer Protection vs. Special Interests |
|
1977
|
Mission Impossible? |
|
1977
|
Public Information |
|
1977
|
Relative Advantages of State District Programs a Compared With Local Programs |
|
1977
|
Unified Planning in a Public Health Agency |
|
1976
|
Environmental Epidemiologist Needed |
|
1976
|
No Significant Deterioration: An Essential Tool for Long-term Environmental Protection |
|
1976
|
Planning and Management of Environmental Health Programs in Urban Areas |
|
1976
|
Planning: An Essential Tool |
|
1976
|
Pride in Achievement |
|
1976
|
Water Pollution Control Administration |
|
1976
|
Changing Public Health Curriculum |
|
1976
|
Effective Managers Use Personnel and Resources To Get The Job Done |
|
1976
|
Organization of Environmental Programs |
|
1976
|
Radioactive Wastes and Our Future |
|
1976
|
Reorganizing Federal Health Programs |
|
1976
|
Report on the Status of Environmental Health in the American Public Health Association |
|
1975
|
Sanitarians and the Environment |
|
1975
|
The Environment in Relation to a National Health Insurance Program |
|
1974
|
Programming for Effective Problem Solving |
|
1974
|
What’s Wrong With Environmental Health? |
|
|
Potpourri of Environmental Management Methods |
|
1973
|
Approaches to Effective Reorganization |
|
1973
|
Fees for Service: Pro and Con |
|
1971
|
Gordon named head of Environmental Agency |
|
1971
|
Man’s Apathy to Environment Termed Ticket to Extinction |
|
1971
|
Economic Development and Our Environment |
|
1970
|
Managerial Concepts Regarding Environmental Agencies |
|
|
Dear Governor King |
|
1970
|
CDC Training Letter |
|
1970
|
EPA Creation |
|
1970
|
State Responsibilities in Environmental Management and Consumer Protection |
|
1970
|
The Role of State Governments in Programs of Environmental Management and Consumer Protection |
|
1969
|
Profile: Larry J. Gordon, MS, MPH |
|
1969
|
Environmental Engineering — A Fable and a Challenge |
|
1969
|
Environmentalists Must be Aggressive, Creative |
|
1969
|
Is Health Planning Comprehensive? |
|
1969
|
Journeying to Environmental Health |
|
1969
|
Statement on the Quality of our Environment |
|
1969
|
The Role of Local Health Officials in the Use of Pesticides |
|
1969
|
Unification for Action Needed for Environmental Management |
|
1968
|
Comprehensive Health Planning and Consumer Food Protection |
|
1968
|
Environmental Health Concept Wheel |
|
1968
|
Gordon’s Move A Surprise |
|
1968
|
Health Chief Quits |
|
1968
|
Relevance of the Environment to Health Planning |
|
1967
|
Comments on Environmental Health Programs of Metropolitan Areas |
|
1965
|
City Health Dept. Captures Coveted National Award |
|
1964
|
City Whiz Kid |
|
1962
|
Critique of the USPHS Report of the Committee on Environmental Health Problems |
|
1962
|
Gordon Awarded Sippy Award |
|
1962
|
Gordon Helps Write Food Sanitation Book |
|
1962
|
Sanitarian |
|
1962
|
The General Environmental Health Problem |
|
1961
|
Community Support – Public Relations |
|
1961
|
Gordon Wins PH Award |
|
1960
|
City Health Director Gets Sandia Clearance |
|
1959
|
City Health Dept. Wins High National Honors |
|
1959
|
Gordon Named As Candidate for High Award |
|
1959
|
Here’s to Your Health |
|
1956
|
Gordon to monitor fallout |
