Office of Graduate and Professional Studies

Graduate Faculty Personal Record Form Nominating Unit: Eentomology Mail Stop:_2_47_5 _______________ _

Name of Nominee: Mustapha Debboun UIN: _ _______________ _

Department or Employer of Nominee (if not TAMU): "'"'~mv""""""''" Email Address: _m_d_e_bb_o_u_n@..;;_hc_p_h_es_.o_r"""g _______ _

Physical Address : 3330 Old Spanish Trail , Bldg. D., Houston, TX 77021 Academic Rank or Position Title:_D_ir_ec_t_or _____ _

Date of Appointment to TAMU (if applicable): ______ Tenured or Tenure Track at TAMU: OYes ~No

Gender: Male ~ Female D

Educational Background (Please specify all advance degrees received)

Degree Institution Date Awarded Major Area

PhD University of Missouri-Columbia 1989 Medical & Veterinary Entomology

MS University of New Hampshire 1983 Medical Entomology

BA Skidmore College 1980 Cellular/Molecular Biology

Indicate what activities the appointed faculty member will participate in (check all that apply).

D Teaching Graduate Course(s) D Chair of Graduate Student Advisory Committee(s) ~Co-Chair or Advisory Committee Member

Indicate the Membership Status being proposed for this faculty member. Membership status is associated with the function to be served by the appointees to the graduate faculty through continuous participation in graduate degree programs of the nominating unit by teaching graduate courses and/or serving on graduate advisory committees. Nomination for membership on the Graduate Faculty is always initiated by the head of the appropriate academic unit of Texas A&M. The eligibility criteria of each membership status are outlined below.

D Member Eligibility: Tenure track and tenured faculty members of Texas A&M University, non-tenure track individuals with professorial rank in engineering and employed by Texas A&M University at Qatar, or non-tenure track individuals employed by TAMU, Texas Agrilife Research or Extension, TEES, TEEX, or TTI with professorial rank; who hold the highest earned degree common to that person's discipline, with a sufficient record of scholarly achievement.

D Associate Member Eligibility: Any TAMU faculty member (as permitted by the department or college's policy) or professional staff employed by TAMU, Texas Agrilife Research or Extension, TEES, TEEX, TTI, or employees of federal and state agencies located in the College Station area; who hold the highest earned degree common to that person's discipline; and with a sufficient record of scholarly achievement.

~ Adjunct Member Eligibility: Recogn ized scholars who do not hold a permanent appointment to the faculty (including visiting and adjunct academic appointments) of this University, but who otherwise meet the basic requirements for the status of Member of the Graduate Faculty.

D Special Appointment Eligibility and Function : Recognized scholars appointed to serve on a student's Advisory Committee or to teach a graduate course without being permanently on the Graduate Faculty. A qualified individual employed by another university, the government or in industry that holds Special Appointment status and who serves on a Graduate Advisory Committee is not counted toward the minimum number of graduate faculty necessary to form the committee. The nominating unit must provide below the name and UIN of the one specified student's advisory committee or the information for the specified teaching assignments and the length of time (e.g., for one semester or one or two years) for that specified teaching assignments.

Course Number(s) : ___________ _ Academic Year(s): ____________ _

Student Name:--------------

Office of Graduate and Professional Studies

Each nomination must be accompanied by the following materials: a) For individuals who are requesting Associate or Adjunct Membership and not TAMU tenu re or tenure-track, a letter from

the nominating unit Head or Chair through the Associate Dean/ Director summarizing the background of the nominee (emphasizing recent activities in graduate student mentoring, teaching of graduate courses, graduate program admin istration, and scholarly work published as the primary or corresponding author or appropriate evidence of professional accomplishment related to the discipline) and the contributions he/ she is expected to make to the graduate education . Individuals who are requesting Special Appointment Membership, a letter from the nominating unit Head or Chair outl ining the reason (e.g. teach graduate course or serve on student advisory committee) for the request as well as the duration of the term and the merits of t he individual being nominated.

b) Complete a current curriculum vita that shows TAMU appointment if applicable - Th is includes documentation of all publications and graduate education activities. Biosketches will NOT be accepted.

Completed nominations should be submitted to t he TAMU Office of Graduate and Professiona l Studies.

Signature Requirements: The Authorized Signer of Nominating Un it signat ure is requ ired on all the requests. The Graduate Instruction Committee Chair and Dean of College signatures are required on all requests for Associate Membership, Adjunct Membership and on all requests for Membership for non-tenure track faculty or staff (with the exception of requests for Membership for tenure or tenure track faculty or staff and Special Appointment, which requ ire only the signature of the Authorized Signer of the Nominating Unit).

Approval Recommended By (Each signature i and the accuracy of all support documentation) :

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Graduate Instruction Committee Chair: ---------------Dean of College: ______________________ _

Approved By:

Associate Provost of Graduate and Professional Studies: ________ _

Date: ______ _

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Summarized from the Vita, present evidence that

(a) the nominee

(1) has taught a graduate class, or Title Institution When/Times Taught

(2) has actively served on a graduate student's advisory committee, or Student Institution Degree Major

Angela Rodriguez The University of Texas School of Public Health - Master in Public Health - Vector-Borne Diseases

(3) has held a definite administrative assignment in the graduate program of a university; and that

(b) the nominee has published a scholarly work as primary author (or, in the case of a professional discipline, has exhibited appropriate evidence of professional accomplishment). (Most notably list refereed scientific articles as primary author.)

Xue, R. and M. Debboun. 2-14. Fatigue from multiple host-seeking activity of Aedes albopictus and its effects of blood-feeding behavior and Deet pepellency. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 30(2): 116-118. Debboun, M. and D. Strickman. 2012. Insect Repellents and Associated Personal Protection for Reduction of Human Disease. Medical and Veterinary Entomology, 1-9.

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RESEARCH I EXTENSION AGRICULTURE & LIFE SOENCES

DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY

MEMORANDUM 9June2015 /

To: Dr. David Reed, GOC Dean, College of Agri

From: Dr. Gabe Hamer and Dr. Pete D. Tee

Subject:

Following unanimous recommendation from the Education Committee on 8 June, we respectfully nominate Dr. Mustapha Debboun, Director, Mosquito & Vector-borne Disease Control Division, Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services, for an Adjunct Graduate Faculty membership in the Department of Entomology. This nomination meets compliance for membership in two areas: 1.) Dr. Debboun has served on the advisory committee of a student completing the Master of Public Health degree, through the School of Public Health, University of Texas Health Science Center on visceral leishmaniasis, and 2.) Dr. Debboun is extensively published, including senior authorship. We expect Dr. Debboun to serve on our student committees beginning in the 2016 academic year, in part due to his expertise, a new Affiliation Agreement between Entomology and Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services that facilitates student engagement with their programs and access to Jong term data sets on mosquitoes and encephalitis viruses, and the opportunities forthcoming through the Vector Biology Initiative. With our new policy of graduate students needing to have degree plans on file by the end of the second semester, Dr. Debboun's availability for service on advisory committees would be in place.

Dr. Debboun has an impressive background as a medical entomologist with the US Anny for 23 years. During this time, Dr. Debboun was engaged is many research projects yielding 60 peer-reviewed publications, was deployed in multiple assignments abroad, and towards the end of his career, became a senior administrator. Dr. Debboun is an internationally recognized expert on insect repellents.

As a civilian, Dr. Debboun began as the Director of the Mosquito & Vector-Borne Disease Control Division, Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services (HCPHES) in 2014. Texas A&M University has had a long history of working with the Harris Co. mosquito control and Dr. Debboun's formal adjunct appointment to the TAMU graduate faculty would strengthen this relationship and provide several advantages. For example, HCPHES and T AMU recently established a formal internship program where T AMU students can intern in Harris County, working on a variety of public health related projects, and gain university research credit in the process. Dr. Debboun is the critical coordinator for student interns in projects related to mosquitoes or other arthropod vectors of disease. Currently, doctoral student, Karen Poh, in Dr. Hamer's laboratory is an intern with HCPHES during the summer of2015 as part of her dissertation research project studying spatial epidemiology of West Nile virus. Also, Dr. Debboun would be an excellent committee member of graduate students in the Department of Entomology that have projects relevant to his expertise or relevant to utilizing data collected in Harris Co.

As an Adjunct Member of the Graduate Faculty in Entomology, his privileges in accordance with current university policies, would include teaching a graduate course and serving as member or co-chair (but not chair) of graduate student Advisory Committees.

Cc: Dr. David Ragsdale, Head Attachments: Dr. Debboun's CV, Verification of Service on MPH degree program of Angela Rodriguez.

Minnie Belle Heep 2475TAMU College Station, TX 77843-2475

Tel. 979.845.2516 Fax 979.845.6305 entomain@ag.tamu.edu http://insects.tamu.edu

CURRICULUM VITAE

MUSTAPHA DEBBOUN

Address: Work:

Home:

3330 Old Spanish Trail, Bldg D Houston, Texas 77021 Telephone: Office: (713) 440-4800/3077

FAX: (713) 440-4795 Email: mdebboun@hcphes.org

803 Blakely Bend Drive Sugar Land, TX 77479 Telephone: (832) 939-8187; Cell: (210) 260-9632 E-mail: mdebboun@aol.com

CURRENT STATUS:

Director, Mosquito & Vector-Borne Disease Control Division, Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services (HCPHES), Entomological Society of America Board Certified Entomologist in specialty Medical and Veterinary Entomology.

EDUCATION:

Civilian:

Ph.D. Medical &Veterinary Entomology, 1989. University of Missouri-Columbia M.S. Medical Entomology, 1983. University ofNew Hampshire, Durham, NH B.A. Cellular/Molecular Biology, 1980, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY

Military:

Supervisor Development Course 2012 Lean Six Sigma Yell ow Belt Course 2010 Homeland Security Medical Executive Course 2009 Army Medical Department Executive Skills Course 2009 Combat Developments Course 2009 Medical Strategic Leadership Program 2007 Battalion and Brigade Pre-Command Course 2003 Fundamentals of Systems and Acquisition Management 2002 Resident US Army Command and General College 2000 Medical Management of Chemical & Biological Casualties Course 1998 Principles of Military Preventive Medicine Course 1994 Combined Arms and Services Staff School (CAS3

) 1993 Preventive Medicine Program Management Course 1993 Army Medical Department Officer Advanced Course 1993

Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Course Army Medical Department Faculty Development Course Army Medical Department Officer Basic Course

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Top Secret

EXPERIENCE:

1992 1992 1989

Director, Mosquito & Vector-Borne Disease Control Division, HCPHES, Houston, TX; Provides leadership, oversight, and operational management to the HCPHES Mosquito & Vector-Borne Disease Control Division. Leads the development and implementation of prevention and control efforts related to mosquito and other vector-borne diseases.

Jul 2014-Present

Chief, Department of Preventive Health Services, Academy of Health Sciences (AHS), US Army Medical Department Center & School (AMEDDC&S), Fort Sam Houston, TX; Principal administrator, supervisor, and program manager for a diverse multidisciplinary department consisting of Public Health, Environmental/Occupational Health, Medical Entomology/Zoology, Preventive Medicine, and Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosives disciplines. Oct 2011-Present

Director & Program Manager, Medical Education and Training Campus (METC) Transition Office, US Army Medical Department Center & School, Fort Sam Houston, TX; Manage solution development and execution, direct project support operations, integration, problem-solving, and further strategy development of the AMEDDC&S METC Transition Office operations. Apr 2010-0ct 2011

Provisional Director, Center for Health Education and Training, Academy of Health Sciences, AMEDDC&S, Fort Sam Houston, TX; comprised of nine diverse medical departments, 135 career courses with technical and tactical components, and 450 instructional leaders and support cadre graduating over 20,000 medical professionals and procuring over $50 million in resources annually. Sep 2009- Apr 2010

Deputy Chief, Department of Preventive Health Services, AHS, AMEDDC&S, Fort Sam Houston, TX; comprised of 6 branches, 38 courses, and 110 instructional leaders and support cadre graduating over 1 O,OOOpublic health military personnel and procuring over $12 million in resources annually. 2006-2009

Chief, Medical Zoology Branch, Department of Preventive Health Services, AHS, AMEDDC&S, Fort Sam Houston, TX; comprised of 12 professional courses, 10 instructional leaders and support cadre teaching over 4,000 students and procuring over $1 million in resources annually with additional responsibilities as the Army' s Pest Management Certifying Official. 2005-2009 Chair, Ethics Advisory Committee, Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services Oct 2014-Present

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Adjunct Faculty Member, Master of Health Administration Program, Baylor University Oct 2013-Present

Adjunct Associate Professor, Division of San Antonio Regional Campus at the University of Texas School of Public Health, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Sep 2012-Present

Director, Entomological Society of America (ESA) Certification Board Program. 2012-2014

United States Department of Defense Liaison and member of the International Committee of Military Medicine Scientific Review Council for the International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services. 2012-Present

Member, Roll Back Malaria, Vector Control Working Group, World Health Organization 2010-Present

Member, Executive Council and Scientific Advisory Council of the International Conference on Biopesticides 2010-Present

Associate Member, South Texas Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases, University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX. 2009-2014

Chairman, City of Schertz' s Parks Recreation & Advisory Board 2009-2014

President, International Affairs Committee of the ESA 2009-2010

Adjunct Biology Instructor, Department of Math & Sciences, San Antonio College and Northeast Lake View College, Universal City, TX. 2008-2014

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Rural Public Health and the Health Science Center, Texas A& M University, College Station, TX. 2008-Present

Member of the International Organizing Committee of the International Conference on Biopesticides 2008-Present

Member of the AMEDDC&S Graduate School Research Council 2008-2014

Member of the Rift Valley Fever Interagency Working Group 2008-Present

Subject Matter Expert Reviewer & Editorial Board Member of the Journal of Vector Borne Diseases, Entomological Research Journal, Journal oflnternational Acaralogy, Wing Beats, Journal of Vector Ecology,

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Journal of Medical Entomology, Journal of Special Operations Medicine, Medical and Veterinary Entomology, and Journal of the Royal Medical Services 2008-Present

Vice-President, International Affairs Committee of the ESA 2008-2009

Chairman, Editorial Review Board, US Army Medical Department Journal (AMEDD Journal) 2007-2014

Military's Liaison to the ESA' s Certification Board 2007-Present

Secretary of the International Affairs Committee of the ESA 2007-2008

Vice-Chairman, City of Schertz' s Parks Recreation & Advisory Board 2007-2009

Senior Army Liaison to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Ad Hoc Insect Repellents Working Group 2006-2014

Subject Matter Expert and International Advisor to the International Military Student Office at the AMEDD Center & School 2005-2014

Vice-Chairman, Education & Training Committee, Armed Forces Pest Management Board (AFPMB) 2005-2009

Commander, US Army Center for Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine (USACHPPM)-South, Fort McPherson, GA; comprised of 5 public health divisions, 69 professionals and an annual budget of over $5.2M 2003-2005

Non Resident Command & General Staff College Adjunct Faculty, Command & General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, KS 2003-2009

Theater Medical Entomologist, 3rd Medical Command, Kuwait & Iraq; principle advisor to the Commanding General on public health issues pertaining to entomology and vector-home disease threats to over 24 7 ,000 deployed forces in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom 2002-2003

Combined Federal Campaign Director, North Atlantic Regional Medical Command (NARMC)/Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) 2001-2002

Subject Matter Expert Reviewer for Military Medicine, Journal of Medical Entomology, AMEDD Journal, Pest Management Science, Journal of American Mosquito Control Association, and Acta Tropica 2000-Present

Command & General Staff College Resident Student, Command & General Staff College, Ft Leavenworth, KS 1999-2000

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Chairman, Repellents Committee, Armed Forces Pest Management Board, 1998-2009

Adjunct Professor of Preventive Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS), Bethesda, MD 1998-2003

HQDA Medical Research Technology Staff Officer, Office of the Deputy for Medical Systems, Office Assistant Secretary of the Army, Research, Development, & Acquisition, Medical Research & Materiel Command Liaison Office, Pentagon; provided technical support to the Director, Medical Research and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Technology. Jan 98-Jun 98

Medical Research Entomologist & Program Manager, DoD Repellents & Personal Protection Program, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research; managed a Department of Defense-directed Science and Technology Objective budget of $2.7 million and directed global arthropod repellents and personal protection research at two Army and three Navy overseas laboratories. 1997-2002

Commander & Preventive Medicine Staff Officer, 2551h Medical Detachment, Task Force Med Eagle, 2lih Mobile Army Support Hospital, Bosnia; provided entomological and public health services to 45 US base camps comprised of over 30,000 deployed soldiers. May-Dec 96

Biology Instructor, University of Maryland, European Division Aug-Nov 96

Commander, 255th Medical Detachment, 93rd Medical Battalion, 30th Medical Brigade, Vicenza, Italy; provided entomological and preventive medicine services to V Corps, 3oth Medical Brigade, and Southern European Task Force in their regional and global contingency missions. 1994-1997

Medical Zoology Instructor/Writer, Academy of Health Sciences, Preventive Medicine Division, San Antonio, TX 1991-1994

Class A Agent & Arabic Interpreter, Headquarters, 44th Medical Brigade, Operation Desert Shield & Storm, Saudi Arabia 1990-1991

Executive Officer, 714th Medical Detachment, 56th Medical Battalion, 44th Medical Brigade, Fort Bragg, NC 1989-1991

Doctoral Research and Teaching Assistant, Missouri University, Columbia, MO 1985-1989

Control Pest Management District Supervisor, Department of Public Works, Portsmouth, NH 1984-1985

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SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Provided executive direction and leadership to a diverse multidisciplinary department of preventive health services consisting of 56 personnel.

Transitioned the Department of Defense (DoD) Pest Management Recertification Course into an online course saving the Army over $1 million in travel costs.

Directed and led the complex transition and integration of 41 Army instructional programs into the world's largest joint military medical educational and training institute with over $810 million in new construction and an end-state of 25,000 students annually.

Facilitator and spokesperson for Army stakeholders and assets regarding educational policies, personnel, finances, information technology, logistics, contracts, academics, and training matters.

Led a team that built a new Center for Health Education and Training (CHET) at the Army Medical Department Center & School a year ahead of schedule ..

Transitioned nine diverse medical multidisciplinary departments comprised of 450 personnel, 135 career courses, and a budget of over $50 million in the new center.

Principal administrator, curriculum developer, supervisor and program manager for the DoD Preventive Medicine/Public Health and Pest Management/Vector Biology & Control training and certification programs at the world ' s largest military medical training facility.

Provided executive leadership for all Army pest management and vector control certification and training programs including Army National Guard and Reserve units.

Led programs and policies that are strategically joint in scope by serving as Chairman of the Repellents Committee of the Armed Forces Pest Management Board and Vice Chairman of the Education & Training Committee.

Served as the Army ' s Medical Command Pest Management Certification Official and senior subject matter expert for medical entomology and disease ecology for the Army Medical Department Center & School.

Serves as national and international consultant and subject matter expert on Department of Defense arthropod repellents and personal protective measures.

Oversaw, led, and directed the cleanup and washing of military equipment to prevent introduction of invasive insects or plants to the US during the multi-million retrograde operations in Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Bosnia.

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Led the multi-service effort to complete the acquisition process of a new formulation of military combined camouflage face paint insect repellent which has been fielded to all United States military units.

Developed and led a $2.7 million joint-service Science and Technology Objective and Product Development Plan to develop a new standard military insect repellent for the warfighter.

Performed cooperative repellent research with the USDA, Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Army and Navy Overseas Research Laboratories, Australian Army Malaria Institute, universities and industry.

Negotiated partnership and Cooperative Research & Development Agreements (CRADAs) with Industry Partners such as Iguana LLC, MGK, SC Johnson, and Bayer.

Coordinated regulatory aspects of insect repellent development with the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Invited as guest presenter at the meetings of American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, Entomological Society of America, Society for Vector Ecology, American Mosquito Control Association, International Congress of Entomology, and Annual Medical Military Force Health Protection Conferences.

Conducted numerous successful laboratory insect repellent research at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) and field efficacy trials in (Peru, Sinai, Thailand, and Australia) for the development of a new standard military insect repellent.

Conducted successful laboratory (WRAIR) and field trials of the new combined camouflage face paint insect repellent in Peru, Thailand, and Korea.

Conducted laboratory efficacy studies to determine the effects of sunscreen on insect repellent.

Built, activated, manned, equipped, and commanded a newly activated Preventive Medicine unit in Vicenza, Italy from May 1994 to September 1997.

Served as Liaison for overseas military Preventive Medicine and International Public Health agencies in Italy, Spain, Turkey and North Africa from 1994-1997.

Directed and oversaw disease vector surveillance and control operations in Bosnia.

Established Preventive Medicine and public health professional exchange monthly meetings with Multinational medical officers from 14 nations in Bosnia, during Operation Joint Endeavor.

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Taught Introductory Biology to deployed US soldiers in Bosnia through University of Maryland ' s Overseas Division.

Counseled and evaluated incoming Entomology Officers; planned and directed graduate level entomological training at medical Zoology Branch, AHS, AMEDDC&S.

Organized and taught the first Pest Management Recertification Course in South Korea.

Produced a training videotape on the proper application of DOD Insect Repellent System.

Led 714th Medical Detachment to Central America and Gulf War deployments.

Supervised entomological survey and control operations, field sanitation, and water quality control throughout Saudi Arabia during Operations Desert Shield & Storm.

Served as a Class A Agent and an Arabic Interpreter during medical in-processing of Iraqi prisoners and monitored POW camp health concerns.

Determined species of invertebrate organisms breeding in treeholes and proximate artificial containers in central Missouri with emphasis on mosquito fauna.

Directed and managed coastal New Hampshire Mosquito Control Program.

Conducted field experiments on new insecticide formulations and provided data and technical assistance to New Hampshire Health Department.

ADDITIONAL TRAINING:

Department of Defense Tri-Service Pest Management Workshop Effective Project Management Supervisor Development Course CDC' s Epidemiology Course US Navy Occupational Health and Preventive Medicine Course US Army Biennial Medical Entomology Training Course CDC & Prevention Vector Borne Disease Control Course

1995 -2007 2000 1998 1998 1997 1996 1993

DOD Certification & Recertification of Aerial Application of Pesticides Course 1993/96 1991

1990, 1993, 2002, 2005, 2009&2012

US Navy Operational Entomology Course DOD Pest Management Certification & Recertification Courses

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

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Invited Symposium Organizer and Moderator during the Entomological Society of America (ESA) 62"d Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon from November 16-19, 2014.

Invited Symposium Organized and Coordinator during the J1h International Conference on Biopesticides in Antal ya, Turkey from 19-25 October 2014.

Invited by the Certification Board Corporation of the ESA to represent it during the 2014 Regional Southwestern National Pest Management Association Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico from January 28-30, 2014.

Invited Speaker and Scientific Council Representative of the International Committee of Military Medicine during the 40th World Congress of Military Medicine in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from December 7-12, 2013.

Invited Speaker, Symposium Organizer, and Leader during the ESA 61 th Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas from November 9-13, 2013 .

Representative of the Entomological Society of America Board Certification Program during the National Pest Management Association Pest World 2013 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona from October 22-25, 2013.

Invited Speaker and Symposium Organizer, and Leader during the American Mosquito Control Association 79th Annual Meeting in Atlantic City, New Jersey from February 24-28, 2013.

Invited Speaker for the Public Health Pest Control Session during the 21 st Annual 2013 Nebraska Urban Pest Management Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska from 12-13 February 2013 .

Invited Speaker and Panel Chairperson of Zoonotic Diseases of Military Importance during the 3rd International Committee of military Medicine Pan-Arab Regional Working Group Congress on Military Medicine in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 9-13 December 2012.

Invited Organizer, Moderator, and Leader of a Global Arthropod Repellent Research and Development Symposium during the ESA 60th Annual Meeting in Knoxville, Tennessee from November 11-14, 2012.

Invited Speaker on Personal Protective Measures Used Against Disease Vectors in the US Military during the 2012 US CENTCOM Regional Medical Symposium in San Antonio, Texas, February 13-16, 2012.

Invited Organizer, Speaker, and Leader of an International Seminar on Phytochemicals with Repellent Activity Against Haematophagous Arthropods, during the 6th International Conference on Biopesticides in Chiang Mai, Thailand, December 11-16, 2011.

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Invited Organizer, Moderator, and Leader of a Medical, Urban and Veterinary Entomology Section Symposium entitled, Identify and Clarify Current Arthropod Repellent Research, during the 59th Annual Meeting of the ESA in Reno, Nevada, November 13-16, 2011.

Invited Organizer, Moderator, Speaker, and Leader of an International Repellent Symposium during the 2"d International Forum for Surveillance and Control of Mosquitoes and Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Beijing, China, May 23-27, 2011.

Invited Organizer, Moderator, Speaker, and Leader of a Current Research Diversity of New Arthropod Repellents Symposium during the l 58th Annual Meeting of the ESA in San Diego, CA, December 12-15, 2010.

Invited Organizer, Moderator, and Leader of an Arthropod Repellent Research Symposium during the 7th European Society for Vector Ecology Conference in Wroclaw, Poland, 13-17 September, 2010.

Organized, planned, moderated, and led a Repellent Research Symposium during the 5ih Annual Meeting of the ESA in Indianapolis, IN, December 12-16, 2009.

Invited Organizer, Moderator, Speaker, and Leader of a Global Repellents Research Symposium during the 5th International Society of Vector Ecology Congress in Antalya, Turkey, 11-16 October 2009.

Organized, planned, and led a two-day Joint Military Services Operational Entomology Workshop during the 12th Annual Force Health Protection (FHP) Conference, Albuquerque, NM in August 16-19, 2009.

Invited Session Leader of Preventing Epizootics and Epidemiology by Vector Control at the International Rift Valley Fever Workshop in Cairo, Egypt, 25-29 January 2009.

Invited Speaker at the V Pan-American Congress of Military Medicine in San Antonio, TX, November 10-15, 2008.

Invited Organizer and Leader of a Symposium entitled, Current Research and Developments of New Insect Repellents at the 56th Annual Meeting of the ESA in Reno, Nevada, November 16-19, 2008.

Organized, planned, and led a two-day Joint Military Services Operational Entomology Workshop during the 11 th Annual FHP Conference in Albuquerque, NM, August 8-15, 2008.

Invited Participant at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Vector Control Research & Development Consultation Meeting in Seattle, WA, July 27-31 , 2008.

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Invited Speaker, Organizer, and Leader of an international symposium entitled, Global Repellents Research at the 23rd International Congress of Entomology in Durban, South Africa, July 6-12, 2008.

Invited Organizer and Leader of a Symposium entitled, Recent Developments in Insect Repellents Research at the 55th Annual Meeting of the ESA in San Diego, CA, December 9-12, 2007.

Invited Speaker at the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November 4-7, 2007.

Invited Speaker at the Army Medical Department Battalion & Brigade Pre-Command Course, San Antonio, TX, March 9, 2007

Invited Speaker, Organizer, and Leader at the 2007 DOD Pest Management Workshop, Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, FL, February 12-16, 2007

Invited Speaker and Session Leader at the Bill & Gates Foundation Innovative Vector Control Consortium: Insect Repellent Workshop, London, United Kingdom, 22-23 January, 2007

Invited Presenter at Science Day, Corbitt Junior High School, Schertz, TX, December 15, 2006.

Organizer and Leader of a two-day Joint Military Services Operational Entomology Workshop at the 9th Annual FHP Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, August 2006.

Invited Speaker at Pre-Conference Workshop, National Environmental Health Association, 70th Annual Educational Conference, San Antonio, TX, 22-24-June, 2006

Invited Speaker at the Medical Entomology Research in the US Military Symposium during the 53rd Annual Meeting of the ESA in Fort Lauderdale, FL, December 2005

Invited Organizer of a Symposium entitled, Phytochemicals, Plant Products and the Development of Formulations for Use in Public Health at the IV International Conference on Biopesticides in Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2005

Invited Organizer and Leader of an Environmental Sciences Track at the ih Annual FHP Conference at Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2004

Invited Organizer, Speaker, and Leader of New Developments in Global Arthropod Repellent Research Symposium at the 22nd International Congress of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, 2004

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Invited Organizer, Speaker, and Leader of a Repellent Symposium at the American Mosquito Control Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, 2002

Invited Speaker, Force Health Protection Conference, Baltimore, MD, 2002

Invited Speaker, ESA Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA, 2001

Invited Speaker, American Mosquito Control Association Annual Meeting, St Louis, MO, 1999

Invited Speaker and Symposium Leader, DoD Tri-Service Pest Management Workshop, Jacksonville, FL, 1998, 2001 , and 2004

Invited Speaker, American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meetings, 1998, 2000 & 2001

Invited Speaker, Operation Joint Endeavor Preventive Medicine After Action Review Meeting, Ramstein, Germany, March 1997

Invited Speaker and Participant, 381h Navy Occupational Health and Preventive Medicine

Workshop, Virginia Beach, VA, February 1997

Invited Speaker and Participant, Biennial US Army Medical Entomology Workshop, San Antonio, TX, February 1993 & 1996

Invited Participant, DOD Environmental Final Governing Standards Training Seminar, Vicenza, Italy, July 1994

Invited Participant, 41 st American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, October 1992

Invited Speaker, Biennial US Army Medical Entomology Conference, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, September 1991

Graduate Student Representative of University of Missouri-Columbia Graduate Professional Council, 1988-1989

University of Missouri-Columbia Graduate Student Recreation and Intramural Coordinator, 1988-1989

Graduate Student Scientific Presentation, ESA National Conference, Louisville, KY, December 1988

University of Missouri-Columbia Graduate Student Governor, 1987-1988

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Graduate Student Scientific Presentation, ESA National Conference, Hollywood, FL, November 1986

Graduate Student Representative of University New Hampshire College of Life Sciences & Agriculture Academic Affairs Committee, 1981-1983

Graduate Student Scientific Presentation, Joint National Meeting of the ESA­Entomological Society of Canada, November 1982

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

Member, Association of the United States Army Member, American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene Member, Entomological Society of America Member, American Mosquito Control Association Member, Society of Vector Ecology Member, Virginia Mosquito Control Association Member, Tropical Medicine Association of Washington Member, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Association Member, Association of Military Surgeons United States Member, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Member, The American Legion State Referee, United States Soccer Federation National Referee, US National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Association

AW ARDS & HONORS:

Distinguished Service Award to the Certification Program of the Entomological Society of America, 2010 Army Superior Unit Award, 2010 Who' s Who in America, 2008 Who' s Who in the World, 2005 Who' s Who in Science and Engineering, 2004 "A" Proficiency Designator in Medical Entomology, 2003 Order of Military Medical Merit, 2003 Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal , 2003 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 2003 US Army Bronze Star, 2003 and 1991 US Army Meritorious Service Medal, 2005, 2003, 2002, 1999, 1997 & 1994 US Army Commendation Medal, 2002, 1996, & 1991 US Army Achievement Medal, 1999 US Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, 1997 US Army Overseas Ribbon, 1997 US Armed Forces Services Medal, 1996

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NATO Medal, 1996 Kuwait Liberation Medal, 1995 US Army National Defense Service Medal, 1991 , 2001 Saudi Arabia Kuwait Liberation Medal, 1991 Expert Field Medical Badge, 1990 US Army Service Ribbon, 1989 University of Missouri-Columbia Doctoral Research Scholarship, 1985-1989 Graduation with High Honors, University of New Hampshire, 1983 Graduation with High Honors, Skidmore College, 1980 North Eastern Mosquito Control Association Daniel M. Jobbins Award, 1982 University of New Hampshire Purington Scholarship, 1981 University of New Hampshire Assistanship Award, 1980-1983 Skidmore College Citizinship Award, 1980 Periclean Honor Society Certificate, 1979 Phi Sigma Iota Award of Foreign Languages Honor Society, 1979-1980 Who ' s Who Among Students, American Colleges & Universities Certificate Award, 1979-1980 Sheila Schmidt Warshawsky Scholarship, 1978-1979 Skidmore College Tuition Scholarship, 1976-1980

PUBLICATIONS:

Books:

Debboun, M., S.P. Frances, and D. Strickman. 2014. Insect Repellents Handbook, CRC Press, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL., 383 pp.

Strickman, D., S.P. Frances, and M. Debboun. 2009. Prevention of Bug Bites, Stings, and Disease, Oxford University Press, New York, NY, 323 pp.

Debboun, M., S. P. Frances, and D. Strickman. 2007. Insect Repellents: Principles, Methods and Uses, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 495 pp.

Book Chapters:

Moore, SJ. and M. Debboun. 2007. History oflnsect Repellents. In: Debboun, M. S.P. Frances and D. Strickman, Eds. Insect Repellents: Principles, Methods and Uses, CRC Press. Chapter 1, pgs 3-30.

Barnard, D.R. Bernier, R. Xue, and M. Debboun. 2007. Standard Methods for Testing Mosquito Repellents. In: Debboun, M. S.P. Frances and D. Strickman, Eds. Insect Repellents: Principles, Methods and Uses, CRC Press. Chapter 5, pgs 103-110.

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Frances, S.P. and M. Debboun. 2007. User Acceptability: Public Perceptions oflnsect Repellents. In: Debboun, M. S.P. Frances and D. Strickman, Eds. Insect Repellents: Principles, Methods and Uses, CRC Press. Chapter 24, pgs 397-404.

Scientific Peer-Reviewed Articles:

Dunkel, F.V., K. Luong, K. Coulibaly, A. Guisti, M. Coulibaly, M. Debboun, and B. Coulibaly. 2015. Solving the Sisyphean problem of malaria in southern Mali . (Submitted to Nature).

Nasir, S., M. Batool, S. M. Hussain, I. Nasir, F. Hafeez, and M. Debboun. 2015. Bioactivity of oils from medicinal plants against immature stages of Dengue mosquito, Aedes aegypti L. (Diptera:Culicidae). International Journal of Agriculture & Biology

Nasir, S. and M. Debboun. 2015. Effect of global warming on population dynamics of dengue mosquitoes (Aedes albopictus). (Submitted to the Journal of Vector Borne Diseases)

Nasir, S., M. Batool, I. Nasir, and M. Debboun. 2015 . Repellency of medicinal plant extracts against dengue vector mosquitoes, Aedes albopictus and Aedes aegypti ( dipteral :Culicidae ). (Submitted to Arthropod-Plant Interactions)

Xue, R. and M. Debboun. 2014. Fatigue from multiple host-seeking activity of Aedes albopictus and its effects on blood-feeding behavior and Deet repellency. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 30(2): 116-118.

Al-Asmari, K. A. and M. Debboun. 2014. Scorpions of military importance in Saudi Arabia: Morphological characteristics, clinical profile, and management. International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services.

Klun, J.A., M. Kramer, and M. Debboun. 2013. Four simple stimuli that induce host­seeking and blood-feeding behaviors in two mosquito species, with a clue to DEET's mode of action. Journal of Vector Ecology, 38(1):143-153.

Al-Asmari, K. A. and M. Debboun. 2013. Poisonous snakes of military importance in Arabian Peninsula: Morphological characteristics, clinical profile and management. International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services, 86(2):66-74.

Debboun, M. and D. Strickman. 2012. Insect Repellents and Associated Personal Protection for Reduction of Human Disease. Medical and Veterinary Entomology, 1-9.

McPhatter, L.P., F. Mahmood, and M. Debboun. 2012. Survey of mosquito fauna in San Antonio, Texas. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 28(3):240-247.

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Xue, R.D. , W. A. Qualls, M. L. Smith, M. K. Gaines, J. H. Weaver, and M. Debboun. 2012. Field evaluation of the Off1 Clip-on Mosquito Repellent (Metofluthrin) against Aedes albopictus and Aedes taeniorhynchus (Diptera:Culicidae) in Northeastern Florida. Journal of Medical Entomology, 49(3):652-655.

Cooper, E.D and M. Debboun. 2012. The relevance of rabies to today's military. Army Medical Department Journal, Jul-Sep 2012.

McPhatter, L.P, W. Roachell , F. Mahmoud, L. Hoffman, N. Lockwood, J. Lopez, and M. Debboun. 2012. Vector surveillance to determine species composition and occurrence of Trypanosoma cruzi Infection at three military installations in San Antonio, Texas. Army Medical Department Journal, Jul-Sep 2012.

Tawatsin, A., U. Thavara, J.P. Chompoosri, Y. Phusup, N. Jonjang, C. Deeponngam, P. Bhakdeenuan, P. Sawanpanyalert, P. Asavadachanukorn, M.S. Mulla, P. Siriyasatien, and M. Debboun. 2011. Insecticide resistance in bedbugs in Thailand and laboratory evaluation of insecticides for the control of Cimex hemipterus and Cimex lectularius (Hemiptera:Cimicidae). Journal of Medical Entomology, 48(5):1023-1030.

Zeichner, B.C. and M. Debboun. 2011. The Lethal Ovitrap - A response to the resurgence of Dengue and Chikungunya. Army Medical Department Journal, July-Sep 2011.

Rueda, L.M, J.E. Pecor, W.K. Reeves, S.P. Wolf, P.V. Nunn, R.Y. Rabago, T.L. Gutierrez, and M. Debboun. Mosquitoes of Guam and the northern Marianas: Distribution, checklists, and notes on mosquito-borne pathogens. Army Medical Department Journal, Jul-Sep 2011.

Goodyer, LI. , Croft, A. , S.P. Frances, N. Hill, L.I. Goodyer, S. Moore, P. Sangoro, and M. Debboun. 20 I 0. Expert review of the evidence base for arthropod bite avoidance. Journal ofTravel Medicine, 17(3):182-192.

Monthei, D., S. Mueller, J. Lockwood, and M. Debboun. 2010. Entomological Terrorism: A tactic in asymmetrical warfare. Army Medical Department Journal, Apr-Jun 2010, 11-21.

McPhatter, L.P. Olson, C.H. , and M. Debboun. 2009. Attractiveness of botanical infusions to ovipositing Culex quinquefasciatus, Cx. nigripalpus, and Cx. erraticus in San Antonio, Texas. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 25(4):508-510.

Davidson, S.A., S.A. Norton, M.C. Carder, and M. Debboun. 2009. Outbreak of dermatitis linearis caused by Paederus ilsae and Paederus iliensis (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) at a military base in Iraq. Army Medical Department Journal, Jul-Sep 2009.

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McPhatter, L.P. and M. Debboun. 2009. Comparisons of attractiveness of organic infusions to the standard CDC gravid mosquito trap. AMEDD Journal, Jul-Sep 2009.

Frances, S.P., D.0. MacKenzie, J.A. Klun, and M. Debboun. 2009. Laboratory and field evaluation of SS220 and deet against mosquitoes in Queensland, Australia. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 25(2): 174-178.

Zhang, A., J.A. Klun, S. Wang, J.F. Carroll, and M. Debboun. 2009. Isolongifolenone: A Naturally Occurring and Easily Synthesized Sesquiterpene that Repels Ticks and Deters Feeding by Mosquitoes. Journal of Medical Entomology, 46:100-106.

Klun, J.A. , M.Kramer, A. Zhang, S. Wang, and M. Debboun. 2008. A Quantitative in vitro Assay for Chemical Mosquito-Deterrent Activity without Human Blood Cells. Journal of American Mosquito Control Association, 24:508-512.

Debboun, M. and J.A. Klun. 2008. Chemical Defense against Blood-Feeding Arthropods by Disruption of Biting Behavior. AMEDD Journal, April-June, 2008 Issue.

J.F. Carroll, J.P. Benante, J.A. Klun, C. White, M. Debboun, J.M. Pound, and W. Dheranetra. 2008. Twelve-hour Duration Testing of Cream Formulations of Three Repellents againstAmblyomma americanum. Medical & Veterinary Entomology, 22: 144-151.

Klun, J. A., A. Khrimian, E. Rowton, and M. Debboun. 2006. Biting-Deterrent Activity of a Deet Analog, Two DEPA Analogs and SS220 Applied Topically to Human Volunteers Compared with Deet Against Three Species of Blood-Feeding Flies. Journal of Medical Entomology, 43(6): 1248-1251.

Debboun, M., L. Robert, L. O'Brien, R. Johnson, and S. Berte. 2006. Vector Control and Pest Management. U.S. Army Medical Department Journal, April-June, 31-39.

Klun, J. A. , A. Khrimian, and M. Debboun. 2006. Repellent and deterrent effects of SS220, Picaridin, and Deet suppress human-blood feeding by Aedes aegypt, Anopheles stephensi, and Phlebotomus papatasi. Journal of Medical Entomology, 43:34-39.

Rueda, L. M., H-C. Kim, T. A. Klein, J. Pecor, C. Li, R. Sithiprasasna, M. Debboun, and R. C. Wilkerson. 2006. Distribution and larval habitat characteristics of Anopheles Hyrcanus Group and related mosquito species (Diptera:Culicidae) in South Korea. Journal of Vector Ecology, 31(1): 199-206.

Debboun, M., D.A. Strickman, and J.A. Klun. 2005. Repellents and the Military: Our first line of defence. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, Supplement to Volume 21(4): 4-6.

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Debboun, M., D. Kuhr, L. M. Rueda, and J. E. Pecor. 2005. First State record of Culex coronator in Louisiana, USA. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 21(4):455-457.

Debboun, M., R. Burge, J. A . Klun, H-C. Lee, H-C. Kim, and T. A. Klein. 2005. Field user acceptability of new camouflage face paint formulations in the Republic of Korea. Military Medicine, 170(10):831-835.

Carroll, J. F., J. A. Klun, and M. Debboun. 2005. Repellency of two species of ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) by deet and SS220 applied to skin involves olfactory sensing. Medical and Veterinary Entomology Journal, 1: 1-6.

Chauhan, K.R. , J.A. Klun, M. Debboun, and M. Kramer. 2005. Feeding deterrent effects of catnip oil components compared with two synthetic amides against Aedes aegypti. Journal of Medical Entomology, 42(4): 643-646.

Debboun, M., T. J. Green, L. M. Rueda, and R. D. Hall. 2005. Relative abundance of treehole-breeding mosquitoes in Boone County, Missouri, USA with emphasis on the vector potential of Aedes triseriatus (Diptera:Culicidae) for canine heartworm, Dirojilaria immitis (Spirurida:Filariidae). Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 21(3): 274-278.

Debboun, M., E.E. Stanwix, J.A. Humphries, J. Caci, D.D. Kuhr, and A. Gerry. 2005. West Nile Virus surveillance at U.S. military installations during 2003 and 2004. The U.S. Army Medical Department Journal , July-September, 73-80.

Klun, J. A., M. Kramer, and M. Debboun. 2005 . A new in vitro bioassay system for discovery of novel human-use mosquito repellents. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 21 (I ):64-70.

Ishida, Y. , A. Chen, J. Tsuruda, A. J. Come!, M. Debboun, and W. S. Leal. 2004. Intriguing olfactory proteins from the yellow fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti. Naturwissenschaften, 91: 426-431.

Houpt, J. T., M. Debboun, M. W. Michie, H. I Paulus, M. L. Thompson, R. B. Lee, and J. A. Klun. 2004. Toxicology Study No. 85-XC-3929-04. The 90-day thermal toxicity of the repellent SS-220 in Rats. USACHPPM.

Klun, J. A., D. Strickman, E. Rowton, J. Williams, M. Kramer, D. Roberts, and M. Debboun. 2004. Comparative resistance of Anopheles albimanus and Aedes aegypti to N ,N-Diethyl-3-methylbenzamide (Deet) and 2-methylpiperidinyl-3-cyclohexen-l­carboxamide (AB-37220) in laboratory human-volunteer repellent assays. J. Med. Entomol. 41 (3): 418-422.

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Debboun, M. and J. Wagman. 2004. In vitro repellency ofN,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide and N,N-diethylphenylacetamide analogs againstAedes aegypti and Anopheles stephensi (Diptera:Culicidae). J. Med. Entomol. 41 (3): 430-434

Carroll, J.F., V.B. Salsberg, J.A. Klun, M. Kramer, and M. Debboun. 2004. Comparative Activity of Deet and AB-37220 repellents against the ticks Ixodes scapularis and Amblyomma americanum (Acari: Ixodidae) in Laboratory Bioassays. J. Med. Entomol. 41 (2): 249-254.

Debboun, M. and D. Strickman. 2003. Repellents and the Military: Our first line of defense. Wing Beats of the Florida Mosq. Control Assoc. 14(2): 30-34.

Weldon, P. , J. A. Aldrich, J. A. Klun, J.E. Oliver, and M. Debboun. 2003. Benzoquinones from millipedes deter mosquitoes and elicit anointing in Capuchin Monkeys (Cebus spp.) Naturwissenschaften, 90: 301-304.

Klun, J.A., A. Khrimian, A. Margaryan, M. Kramer, and M. Debboun. 2003. Synthesis and repellent efficacy of a new chiral piperidine analog: comparison with Deet and Bayrepel activity in human-volunteer laboratory assays against Aedes aegypti and Anopheles stephensi. J. Med. Entomol. 40(3): 294-299.

Frances, S. P., R. D. Cooper, R. K. Gupta, and M. Debboun. 2003. Efficacy of a new self supporting low-profile bednet for personal protection against Anopheles farauti (Diptera: Culicidae) in a village in Papua New Guinea. J. Med. Entomol. 40:68-72.

Lerdthusnee K. , N. Khlaimanee, T. Monkanna, S. Mungviriya, W. Leepitakrat, M. Debboun, and R.E. Coleman. 2003 . Development of a method for the in vitro evaluation of candidate repellents against the chigger, Leptotrombidium imphalum (Acari:Trombiculidae), a vector of scrub typhus. J. Med. Entomol. 40: 64-67.

Frances, S.P., N . Van Dung, N .W. Beebe, and M. Debboun. 2002. Field evaluation of repellent formulations against daytime and nighttime biting mosquitoes in a tropical rainforest in northern Australia. J. Med. Entomol. 39(3) : 541-544.

Debboun, M., R.E. Coleman, R. Sithiprasasna, R.K. Gupta, and D. Strickman. 2001. Soldier acceptability of a camouflage face paint combined with Deet insect repellent. Military Medicine, 166(9): 777-782

Klun, J. A., W. F. Schmidt, and M. Debboun. Stereochemical consequences in an insect repellent. 2001. J. Med. Entomol. 38(6): 809-812.

Snodgrass, H. , J.Klun, A. Khrimian, and M. Debboun. 2001. Toxicological study no. 85-MA-6240-01. The acute toxicity of the candidate insect repellent DM-156-2. USCHPPM.

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Snodgrass, H., J.Klun, A. Khrimian, and M. Debboun. 2001. Toxicological study no. 85-MA-6241-01. The acute toxicity of the candidate insect repellent DM-159-2. USCHPPM.

Snodgrass, H., J.Klun, A. Khrimian, and M. Debboun. 2001. Toxicological study no. 85-MA-6242-01. The acute toxicity of the candidate insect repellent DM-34-1. USCHPPM.

Debboun, M., D. Strickman, V.B. Solberg, R.C. Wilkerson, K.R. McPherson, C. Golenda, L. Keep, R.A. Wirtz, R. Burge, and T.A. Klein. 2000. Field evaluation ofDeet and a piperidine repellent againstAedes communis (Diptera:Culicidae) and Simulium venustum (Diptera:Simuliidae) in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. J. Med. Entomol. 37(6): 919-925.

Klun, J.A. and M. Debboun. 2000. A new module for quantitative evaluation of repellent efficacy using human subjects. J. Med. Entomol. 37(1): 177-181

Murphy, M. E. A.D. Montemarano, M. Debboun, and R. K. Gupta. 2000. The effect of sunscreen on the efficacy of insect repellents: A clinical trial. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 43(2): 219-222.

Debboun, M., D. Strickman, T. A. Klein, J. A. Glass, E. Wylie, A. Laughinghouse, R. A. Wirtz and R. K. Gupta. 1999. Laboratory evaluation of AB-37220, AB-35765, CIC-4, and Deet repellents against three species of mosquitoes. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association, 15(3): 342-34 7.

Tannen, K. J. , J. J. Ciesla, and M. Debboun. 1999. Military preventive medicine support: The Balkan experience. Military Medicine, 164(12): 848-856.

Coleman R.E., A.L. Richards, G.J. Magoon, M. Debboun, T.A. Klein, & R.A. Wirtz. 1994. Laboratory and field trials of four repellents with Cu/ex pipiens (Diptera: Culicidae). J. Med. Entomol. 31(1): 17-22.

Debboun, M. & R. D. Hall. 1992. Mosquitoes (Diptera:Culicidae) sampled from treeholes and proximate artificial containers in Central Missouri. Journal of Entomological Science 27(1): 19-28.

Debboun, M. 1989. Ecology ofTreehole and Artificial Container Breeding Mosquitoes in Central Missouri and the Vector Potential of Aedes triseriatus for Dog Heartworm, Dirofilaria immitis. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Missouri-Columbia. 286 pp.

Debboun, M. 1983. An Ecological Study of Early Season Mosquitoes in a New Hampshire Glacial Relict Kettle Hole Bog. M.S. Thesis. University of New Hampshire. 78 pp.

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Debboun, M. 1980. Biochemical Analysis of Yolk Proteins and Hemolymph of Three Different Species of Fruit Flies: Drosophila virillis, D. melanogaster, and D. pseudoobscura. B.A. Thesis. Skidmore College. 53 pp.

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