Date
December 16, 2020
Expanding Our Talent
The School of Public Health Welcomes New Faculty Members in 2020
Behavioral and Social Sciences
Tayla von Ash Sc.D., MPH
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Lauren Bohlen Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Sarah Helseth Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Patti Holland MS, CRC
Assistant Professor of the Practice of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Lynn Koerbel MPH
Assistant Professor of the Practice of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Florence Meleo-Meyer MS, MA, LMFT
Assistant Professor of the Practice of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Lauren Micalizzi Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Research)
Michelle Rogers Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Research)
Kelli Scott Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Alexander Sokolovsky Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Shufang Sun Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Health Services, Policy, and Practice
Kristin Danko M.Sc., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice
Emily Gadbois MA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice
Scott Goodspeed Ph.D.
Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice
Christopher Koller MPPM
Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice
David Meyers Ph.D., MPH
Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice
Nisha Trivedi M.D.
Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice
Biostatistics
Roberta DeVito Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Data Science and Biostatistics
Alice Paul Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics
Epidemiology
William Goedel Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Epidemiology (Research)
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