The Latest School of Public Health Faculty Awards & Recognition, Spring 2019
Dr. Wallack was elected to the board of the ICER, an independent, non-partisan research organization that objectively evaluates the clinical and economic value of prescription drugs, medical tests, and other health care and health care delivery innovations, and convenes key stakeholders to translate evidence into policy that leads to a more effective, efficient, and just health care system.
The award, given at the 2018 China Heart Congress on behalf of the National Cardiovascular Center and Fuwai Hospital, recognizes Dr. Liu’s significant contribution in the establishment of the National Center and in the training of public health scientists, as well as his scientific achievements in the science of medicine and public health.
Dr. Josiah “Jody” Rich was one of 75 new members elected to the 2018 class of the National Academy of Medicine. Members are chosen for what is regarded as one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine based on their “outstanding professional achievements and commitment to service.” Since joining the Brown faculty in 1994, Dr. Rich has focused on addressing health disparities, particularly among prisoners and people involved in the criminal justice system.
The American Gynecological & Obstetrical Society advances the health of women by providing dedicated leadership and promoting excellence in research, education, and medical practice. The AGOS is an organization comprised of individuals attaining national prominence in scholarship in the discipline of obstetrics, gynecology, and women’s health. Dr. Phipps’ term will begin in September 2019.
The ANAC is the leading nursing organization responding to HIV/AIDS. This award recognizes an outstanding ANAC member who has made a significant contribution through research to advancing nursing science as it relates to the health and well-being of individuals living with or affected by HIV. Cioe, a nurse practitioner and HIV primary care provider, was honored for her work on cardiovascular risk reduction in people living with HIV.
The Dissemination and Implementation Science Special Interest Group of the ABCT promotes research on how to better disseminate and implement evidence based practices by behavioral health care stakeholders. This annual award is given to an early-career investigator who has made significant contributions to the field of dissemination and implementation science.
This award is presented to a distinguished statistician who has made exceptional contributions to the field of statistics and has shown outstanding service to the statistical community. Dr. Gatsonis was recognized at the Chapter’s celebratory dinner where he presented the talk “Radiomic Markers for Diagnosis and Prediction: Promise and Hype.”
This annual award recognizes an outstanding early-career investigator who is a faculty member at an ASPPH member school or program of public health. Dr. Marshall was selected for his exemplary and documented scholarly accomplishments that have advanced the research mission of the School of Public Health and improved the health of the communities it serves.
Sloan Foundation fellowships, among the oldest and most prestigious awards given to early-career scientists, are awarded annually to scholars identified as the next generation of scientific leaders. Dr. Crawford’s award will support his research building deep learning algorithms.
Forbes’ annual list of “bold risk-takers putting a new twist on the old tools of the trade,” includes Crawford for helping scientists to understand the complex interactions between different genetic features in order to better understand genetic disorders.
Eric Jutkowitz, Stavroula Chrysanthopoulou, and Rowan Iskandar
Alison Field and Patrick Vivier
Rowan Iskandar, Orestis Panagiotou, and Ilana Gareen
Brandon Marshall, Gregory Wellenius, and Kate Weinberger
Emily Gadbois and Amy Nunn