Faculty Sponsor
Rob Wilson
Final Abstract for URS Program
An overview of the 1993 E. coli outbreak that occurred in the Northwest region of the United States. The outbreak came from not enough regulation to detect disease before being sent from production to restaurants, most notably Jack-in-The-Box. The outbreak was a terrifying experience for several families, as children were the most affected. This single outbreak spurred changes for food safety in several ways, including bringing change to other countries that trade resources with the United States.
Presentation Type
Visual Presentation
Document Type
Article