Faculty at the School of Public Health have an expansive range of expertise that serves to enhance all areas of study at the School. Some topics which faculty members specialize in are: racial /ethnic disparities in health and health care, maternal and child health, HIV prevention research in African American communities, medical readiness and counter-terrorism, health policy and legislative advocacy and occupational toxicology and cancers.
Research is performed within all of the School's Departments -- Health Management and Policy, Community Health and Prevention, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Environmental and Occupational Health -- but these research activities are never siloed. Partnerships are wide-spread, and cross-pollination of knowledge helps ensure that research interests are well-developed and multi-faceted.
Please click here to access a detailed matrix of faculty research interests (PDF).