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Administration

Robert F. Meenan, Dean, School of Public Health

Harold J. Cox, Associate Dean for Public Health Practice

Gerald  T. Keusch, Associate Dean for Global Health, Associate Provost

Ngina Lythcott, Associate Dean for Students

Patricia O’Brien, Associate Dean for Administration and Finance

Mark Prashker, Associate Dean for Institutional Development

Lisa M. Sullivan, Associate Dean for Education

Roberta F.  White, Associate Dean for Research

Eugene Declercq, Assistant Dean for Doctoral Education

Judith E. Hull, Assistant Dean for Students

Suzette Levenson, Assistant Dean for Administration and Finance

Harriet Brand, Director of Alumni Relations

Sharon Britton, Director of Communications and School Relations

Tom Dauria, Director of  Technology Solutions and Financial Operations

Ute C. Lütjens, Director of Development

Mary Murphy-Phillips, Director of Student Services

Maria McCarthy, Director of Career Services

Elizabeth M. Ollen, Director of Special Projects

Christine Paal, Registrar

Brad Peloquin, Director of Admissions

Joline E. Durant, Manager of Faculty Resources and Support Services

Sarah P. Z. Dwyer, Manager of Operations

Biostatistics

Chair

Lisa M. Sullivan  PhD, MA, Boston University. Associate Dean for Education. Professor and Chair. Also, Associate Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, Boston University College of Arts & Sciences. Areas of interest: biostatistics, cardiovascular disease research, and clinical trials. sph.bu.edu/lsull

Full-Time

Howard J. Cabral  PhD, MPH, Boston University. Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Biostatistics Program. Areas of interest: analysis of longitudinal data, statistical computing, and effects of missing data on estimation. sph.bu.edu/hjcab

Debbie Cheng  ScD, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: design and analysis of clinical trials; survival analysis; infectious diseases; and statistical genomics. sph.bu.edu/dmcheng

Gerald A. Coffman  MS, University of Pittsburgh; MS, Michigan State University. Research Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: statistical computing, database system development, and local area networks.  sph.bu.edu/coffman

L. Adrienne Cupples  PhD, MA, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Epidemiology. Areas of interest: biostatistics, survival analysis, and genetic epidemiology.  sph.bu.edu/adrienne

Serkalem Demissie  PhD, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: biostatistics, epidemiology, and statistical data analysis. sph.bu.edu/demissie

Anita L. DeStefano  PhD, Cornell University; MS, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Biostatistics Program. Also, Associate Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: biostatistics and statistical genetics. sph.bu.edu/adestef

Gheorghe Doros  PhD, MA, Yale University; MS, University of Bucharest, Romania. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: censored data, data analysis, survival analysis, asymptotics, nonparametric estimation. sph.bu.edu/doros

Josée Dupuis  PhD, Stanford University. Professor. Areas of interest: genetic linkage analysis; statistical methodologies; and mapping of complex traits. sph.bu.edu/dupuis

Susan S. Fish  PharmD, University of Minnesota; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Epidemiology. Co-Director, Master of Arts in Clinical Investigation Program (Graduate Medical Sciences, Boston University School of Medicine). sph.bu.edu/sfish

David R. Gagnon  PhD, MPH, Boston University; MD,  Tufts University. Associate Professor. Director of Biostatistics, Massachusetts Veterans Epidemiology Research and Information Center (MAVERIC). Areas of interest: statistical programming, longitudinal data analysis, pharmacoepidemiology, survival analysis, categorical data analysis, Bayesian analysis, and MCMC methods. sph.bu.edu/gagnon

Mayetri Gupta  PhD, Harvard University; MS, Indian Statistical Institute. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: interface of statistics and computational biology, Bayesian methodologies, clustering techniques, and statistical inference. sph.bu.edu/gupta

Timothy C. Heeren  PhD, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Epidemiology. Areas of interest: biostatistics and analysis of scaled data. sph.bu.edu/tch

Michael LaValley  PhD, Pennsylvania State University; MA, Ohio State University. Associate Professor. Statistician, Clinical Epidemiology Research &  Training Unit, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: analysis of longitudinal and correlated data, analysis of survival data, analysis of ordinal data, statistical computing, meta-analysis, correlated data, predictive modeling, and arthritis research. sph.bu.edu/mlava

Suzette M. Levenson  MPH, MEd, Boston University. Research Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: clinical trials, biostatistics, research methods, project management, and Web-based data collection. sph.bu.edu/sml


Kathryn Lunetta  PhD, MS, University of Michigan. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: statistical genetics and mapping of complex traits. sph.bu.edu/klunetta

Joseph Massaro  PhD, MA, Boston University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: clinical trials, cardiovascular disease, psychiatric rehabilitation, goodness-of-fit, and periodontal disease. sph.bu.edu/jmm

Al Ozonoff  PhD, MA, University of California, Santa Barbara. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: public health surveillance and time series analysis. sph.bu.edu/aozonoff

Paola Sebastiani  PhD, University of Rome, Italy; MA, University College, London. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: Bayesian statistical methods; biomedical informatics; artificial intelligence; decision theoretic foundations of statistical methods; graphical modeling and statistical experimental design. sph.bu.edu/sebasAreas of interest: statistical methodology; design and analysis of clinical trials; and statistical methods for environmental epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/janicew

Laura F. White  PhD, MSci, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Area of interest: spatiotemporal analysis. sph.bu.edu/lfwhite

Qiong Yang  PhD, MA, Columbia University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: biostatistics and statistical genetics. sph.bu.edu/qyang

Part-Time

Arlene S. Ash  PhD, University of Illinois; MS, Washington University. Research Professor. Also, Research Professor of Mathematics in Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Larry D. Atwood  PhD, University of North  Texas. Professor. Also, Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine.


Alexa Beiser  PhD, Boston University; MA, University of California, San Diego. Professor.

Christine E. Chaisson  MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Also, Director, Data Coordinating Center.

Ralph B. D’Agostino  PhD, Harvard University; AM, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Epidemiology. Professor of Mathematics & Statistics and Executive Director of MA/PhD Program in Biostatistics, Boston University College of Arts & Sciences. Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law.

Kimberly Dukes  PhD, MA, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. President and CEO, DM-STAT.

Robert J. Glynn  ScD, SM, Harvard University; PhD, MA, Brandeis University; MA, Boston College. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Associate Professor of Medicine (Biostatistics), Harvard Medical School.

Nicholas Horton  ScD, Harvard University. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Shih-Jen Hwang  PhD, MHS, Johns Hopkins University; MPH,  Taiwan University. Adjunct Research Assistant Professor. Epidemiologist/Statistician, Framingham Heart Study.

Robert A. Lew  PhD, MS, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Associate Professor.

Michael J. Pencina  PhD, Boston University; MA, Warsaw University. Research Assistant Professor.

P. K. Tandon  PhD, Ohio State University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Vice President, Genzyme Corporation.

Bin Zhang  DSc, Harvard University; MA, University of Michigan. Research Assistant Professor.

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Environmental Health

Chair

Roberta F. White  PhD, Wayne State University. Chair and Professor. Also, Associate Dean for Research; Professor of Neurology (Neuropsychology), Boston University School of Medicine and Professor of Psychology, Boston University. Areas of interest: behavioral toxicology; test validation; gene-environment interactions; and differential diagnosis of neuropsychiatric disorders. sph.bu.edu/rwhite

Associate Chair

Thomas F. Webster  DSc, Boston University. Associate Chair and Associate Professor. Areas of interest: ecologic and partially ecologic epidemiology; sources and health hazards of dioxins; mathematical modeling; and history of public health. sph.bu.edu/twebster

Full-Time

Leslie I. Boden  PhD, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Professor. Areas of interest: occupational and environmental health, regulation, product liability, and workers’ compensation. sph.bu.edu/lboden

Richard W. Clapp  DSc, Boston University; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Areas of interest: environmental epidemiology, cancer epidemiology, health effects of dioxin, and radiation exposure. sph.bu.edu/rclapp

Anne T. Fidler  ScD, MS, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: public health practice and occupational epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/afidler

Wendy J. Heiger-Bernays  PhD, University of Nebraska Medical Center. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: inter-individual responses to toxic substances and risk assessment. sph.bu.edu/whb

H. Patricia Hynes  MA, MS, University of Massachusetts– Amherst. Professor. Areas of interest: urban environmental health; lead poisoning prevention; asthma; indoor air in public housing; urban land use and urban community gardens; and the health effects of war on women. sph.bu.edu/hph

Russell P. Lopez  ScD, Boston University; MCRP, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Also, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Brown University. Areas of interest: social epidemiology and the health effects of income inequality; racial segregation; and urban sprawl and the built environment. sph.bu.edu/rptlopez

Nancy I. Maxwell  DSc, MA, Boston University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: social differences in exposure to environmental hazards; environmental health surveillance. sph.bu.edu/nmaxwell

Michael McClean  ScD, MS, Harvard School of Public Health. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: environmental and occupational exposure assessment, biological markers of exposure, genetic markers of susceptibility. sph.bu.edu/mmcclean

David M. Ozonoff  MD, Cornell University; MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Chair Emeritus and Professor. Areas of interest: health effects of improperly managed toxic waste disposal; environmental carcinogens; history of public health; hazards of asbestos exposure; mathematical models; and emergency preparedness. sph.bu.edu/dozonoff

Lewis D. Pepper  MD, University of California, San Francisco; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: occupational and environmental exposure assessment; occupational health and primary care medicine; national health reform; and occupational disease screening and surveillance. sph.bu.edu/lpepper

Jennifer J. Schlezinger  PhD, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: immunotoxicology; receptor biology. sph.bu.edu/jschlezi

David H. Sherr  PhD, Cornell University. Professor. Also, Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: immunotoxicology and immunology. sph.bu.edu/dsherr

Jean Maguire van Seventer  VMD, University of Pennsylvania. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: immunology and cell biology. sph.bu.edu/jvsevent

Kimberly A. Sullivan  PhD, Boston University School of Medicine. Research Assistant Professor. Area of interest: behavioral neurotoxicology. sph.bu.edu/tty

Verónica Vieira  DSc, Boston University; MS, Stanford University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: spatial epidemiology, exposure modeling, and GIS. sph.bu.edu/vmv

Part-Time

Alan L. Balsam  PhD,  Tufts University; MPH, Boston University; MS, Framingham State College. Adjunct Associate Professor. Also, Adjunct Associate Professor of Social & Behavioral Sciences. Director, Public Health and Human Services,  Town of Brookline (Mass.).

Kathryn Brinsfield  MD,  Tufts University. Assistant Professor of Environmental Health. Also, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Medical Director, and Director, Research,  Training and Quality Improvement at Boston Emergency Medical Services; Attending, Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston Medical Center.

Aaron J. Cohen  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Principal Scientist, Health Effects Institute.

Tony Fletcher  PhD, MSc, Aston University; MA, Cambridge University. Research Professor.

Phyllis Freeman  JD, Northeastern University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Professor, Law Center, College of Public and Community Service, and Senior Fellow, McCormack Institute of Public Affairs, University of Massachusetts.

Kristin J. Heaton  PhD, MS, University of Maryland. Research Assistant Professor.

Ronald Killiany  PhD, Northeastern University. Associate Professor.

Kathleen MacVarish  MS, University of Massachusetts–Lowell. Clinical Assistant Professor. Also, Director, Practice Programs, Public Health Practice Office.

Kathryn R. Mahaffey  PhD, MS, Rutgers University. Research Professor.

Ann Marshak-Rothstein  PhD, University of Pennsylvania. Professor. Also, Professor of Microbiology, Boston University School of Medicine.

Sumi Mehta  PhD, MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Richard Myers  PhD, MEd, MA, Georgia State University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Laura F. Orlando  BS, University of Michigan. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Executive Director, RILES.

Susan P. Proctor  DSc, Boston University; MS,  Tufts University. Research Associate Professor.

Peter Reich  MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Director of Special Projects, Boston University School of Medicine.
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Anthony Robbins  MD, Yale University; MPA, Harvard University. Adjunct Professor. Professor of Public Health, Department of Family Medicine and Community Health,  Tufts University School of Medicine. President, Public Health Advocacy Institute.

Donna Vorhees  ScD, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

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Epidemiology

Chair

C. Robert Horsburgh Jr.  MD, Case Western Reserve University; MUS, Yale University. Chair and Professor. Also, Professor of Biostatistics. Areas of interest: tuberculosis epidemiology and clinical trials; epidemiology of AIDS and AIDS-related infections; and the effects of architectural design on health outcomes. sph.bu.edu/rhorsbu

Associate Chair

Ann Aschengrau  ScD, Harvard University. Associate Chair and Professor. Areas of interest: etiology of congenital anomalies, pregnancy loss, breast cancer, environmental epidemiology, reproductive epidemiology, cancer epidemiology, and neuro-developmental disorders. sph.bu.edu/aaschen

Full-Time

Kate Applebaum  DSc, Harvard University; MSPH, Emory University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: cancer epidemiology, gene–environment interactions, and environmental and occupational exposures. sph.bu.edu/kappleba

Daniel Brooks  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: cancer epidemiology with a special interest in lung and skin cancer; cancer prevention; public health surveillance; prevention of tobacco use; and epidemiology of tobacco-related diseases. sph.bu.edu/danbrook

Theodore Colton  ScD, Johns Hopkins University; MS, University of North Carolina. Chair Emeritus and Professor. Also, Professor of Biostatistics. Areas of interest: biomedical research design, cancer epidemiology, perinatal and child epidemiology, and clinical trials. sph.bu.edu/tcolton

Patricia F. Coogan  DSc, MPH, Boston University; Associate Professor. Epidemiologist, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Areas of interest: pharmacoepidemiology, cancer epidemiology, and history of public health. sph.bu.edu/pcoogan

Yvette C. Cozier  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: social and genetic determinants of health in African-American women. 


Lisa Fredman  PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: epidemiology of aging and psychosocial epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/lfredman

Elizabeth E. Hatch  PhD, Yale University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: cancer epidemiology and hormonally related cancers. sph.bu.edu/eehatch

Susan S. Jick  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program. Area of interest: pharmacoepidemiology. sph.bu.edu/sjick

David W. Kaufman  ScD, MSc, Harvard University. Professor. Associate Director, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Areas of interest: epidemiology of rare drug-induced diseases, chronic disease epidemiology, and drug utilization. sph.bu.edu/dkaufman

James A. Kaye  DrPH, MPH, Harvard University; MD, Stanford University. Associate Professor. Senior Epidemiologist, Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program. Areas of interest: pharmaceopidemiology, pharmaceutical safety and efficacy. sph.bu.edu/jkaye

Wayne W. LaMorte  MD, College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; PhD, MPH, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Surgery and Chief, Surgical Research Section, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: epidemiology of trauma; use of technology in teaching. sph.bu.edu/wlamorte


Timothy L. Lash  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: breast cancer etiology, therapy, and quality of life outcomes. sph.bu.edu/tlash

Carol Louik  ScD, MS, Harvard University. Research Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: occupational exposures and birth defects. sph.bu.edu/clouik

Allen A. Mitchell  MD,  Tufts University. Professor. Director, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Also, Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: epidemiology of drug-induced birth defects and postmarketing studies of medication use and effects in children. sph.bu.edu/amitchell

Julie R. Palmer  ScD, Harvard University; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Areas of interest: cancer epidemiology, cardiovascular disease epidemiology, and effects of exogenous female hormones. sph.bu.edu/jpalmer

Marianne N. Prout  MD, Cornell University; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Surgery and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: cancer prevention, cancer screening, chemoprevention trials, and cancer policies. sph.bu.edu/mnprout

Lynn Rosenberg  ScD, MS, Harvard University; MS, Boston University. Professor. Associate Director, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Areas of interest: drug-induction of disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and women’s health. sph.bu.edu/lrosenbe

Kenneth J. Rothman  DrPH, Harvard University. Professor. Area of interest: epidemiologic methods.  sph.bu.edu/krothman

Sherri O. Stuver  ScD, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: oncogenic infections, cancer epidemiology, hepatitis C virus, and HTLV-I. sph.bu.edu/sstuver

Louis Vernacchio  MD, Johns Hopkins University; MSc, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Epidemiologist, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Area of interest: pediatric epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/lvernacc

Martha M. Werler  DSc, Boston University; MPH, University of Michigan. Professor. Area of interest: epidemiology of reproductive outcomes. sph.bu.edu/werler

Lauren A. Wise  ScD, ScM, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Epidemiologist, Slone Epidemiology Center, Boston University Medical Campus. Area of interest: reproductive epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/lwise

Part-Time


M. Anita Barry  MD, Columbia University; MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Communicable Disease Control, Boston Public Health Commission.

Tracy A. Battaglia  MD, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor.

Emelia J. Benjamin  MD, Case Western University; ScM, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Julia G. Brody  PhD, University of  Texas. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Executive Director, Silent Spring Institute.

Julie E. Buring  ScD, Harvard University; MS, University of Washington. Adjunct Professor. Professor, Department of Ambulatory Care and Prevention, Harvard Medical School.

Bruce B. Cohen  PhD, MPH, University of California, Berkeley; MS, University of California. Adjunct Assistant Pro

Deborah J. Cotton  MD, Boston University; MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Chief of Medical Service, VA Boston Healthcare System.

Donald E. Craven  MD, Albany Medical College. Adjunct Professor. Also, Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Professor of Medicine,  Tufts University School of Medicine. Chair, Department of Infectious Diseases, Lahey Clinic.

Karen T. Cuenco  MS, Case Western Reserve University; PhD, Emory University. Assistant Professor.

Laura E. Derby  DSc, Boston University. Assistant Professor Emerita.

Eleni C. Digenis-Bury  MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Instructor. Senior Epidemiologist, Boston Public Health Commission.

Luc D’jousse  MD, University of Saarland, Germany; DSc, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

Nancy N. Dougherty  MPH, University of Massachusetts; RN, Hartwick College. Instructor. Also, Instructor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

R. Curtis Ellison  MD, Medical University of South Carolina; MS, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine and Chief, Section of Preventive Medicine & Epidemiology, Department of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Francis A. Farraye  MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; MSc, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Clinical Director, Section of Gastroenterology, Boston Medical Center.

Lindsay A. Farrer  PhD, Indiana University. Professor. Also, Professor of Biostatistics. Chief, Genetics Program, and Professor of Medicine, Neurology, and Genetics & Genomics, Boston University School of Medicine.

David T. Felson  MD, Johns Hopkins University; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Louis D. Fiore  MD, State University of New York, Syracuse. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Staff Physician, VA Boston Healthcare System.

Kenneth A. Freedberg  MD, MSc, Harvard University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Director of Epidemiology and Outcomes Research, Partners AIDS Research Center, Massachusetts General Hospital.

Karen M. Freund  MD, Stanford University; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.


Janina Galler  MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Professor. Also, Professor of Psychiatry and Director, Center for Behavioral Development & Mental Retardation, Boston University School of Medicine.

Arthur J. Garvey  PhD, MEd, Boston College. Assistant Professor. Research Statistician, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Alan C. Geller  MPH, Boston University. Research Associate Professor. Also, Research Associate Professor of Dermatology, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Director, Cancer Prevention and Control Center.

Howard Golub  MD, Harvard University; PhD, MS, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Adjunct Associate Professor. President, CareStat, Inc.

Robert C. Green  MD, University of Virginia Medical School; MPH, Emory University School of Public Health. Professor. Also, Professor of Neurology and Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Marian T. Hannan  DSc, Boston University; MPH, Yale University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Senior Research Associate, Hebrew Rehabilitation Center. Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

Sonia Hernández-Díaz  DrPH, MPH, Harvard University; MD, Autónoma University of Madrid, School of Medicine. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Harvard University School of Public Health.

William B. Kannel  MD, University of Georgia; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Elizabeth Lawler  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Instructor. Project Manager, Massachusetts Veterans Epidemiology Research and Information Center, Veterans Administration New England Healthcare System.

Samuel M. Lesko  MD, Jefferson Medical College; MPH, Yale University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Director of Research and Medical Director, Northeast Regional Cancer Institute.

Anita M. Loughlin  PhD, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; MS, University of Massachusetts-Amherst. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Barbara E. Mahon  MD, University of California, San Francisco; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director of Medical Affairs for North America Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics.

Diane Feeney Mahoney  PhD, Brandeis University; MS, University of Massachusetts–Lowell. Adjunct Associate Professor. Also, Director of Gerontechnology, Enhanced Family Caregiving  Through  Technology Program and Senior Research Scientist, Research and  Training Institute, Hebrew Rehabilitation Center for the Aged.

Thomas W. Mangione  PhD, MA, University of Michigan. Adjunct Associate Professor. Also, Adjunct Associate Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Senior Research Scientist, JSI Research and  Training Institute.

Tara A. McCarthy  MD, MPH,  Tufts University School of Medicine. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Also, Epidemiologist, Boston Public Health Commission.

Lindsay McNair  MD, University of Connecticut; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor of Epidemiology. Medical Director, Clinical Development, Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

Christoph R. Meier  PharmD, PhD, University of Basel, Switzerland; MS, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Head, Basel Pharmacoepidemiology Unit, University Hospital, Switzerland.

P. Kirstin Newby  ScD, Harvard University; MPH, MS, Columbia University. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Michael J. O’Brien  MB, BCh, National University of Ireland; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Chair ad interim and Professor of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Chief of Anatomic Pathology, Boston Medical Center.

Stephen I. Pelton MD, State University of New York. Professor. Also, Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Charles Poole  ScD, Harvard University; MPH, University of North Carolina. Adjunct Associate Professor. Associate Professor, University of North Carolina.

Stefan Russmann  MD, University of Freiburg. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Fellow, Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program, Boston University School of Medicine.

Richard Saitz  MD, Boston University; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Director, Youth Alcohol Prevention Center. Principal Investigator and Staff Physician, Boston Medical Center.

Robert Saper  MD, Harvard Medical School; MPH, Harvard School of Public Health. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine.

Paul C. Schroy III  MD, Jefferson Medical College; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Visiting Physician and Director of Clinical Research, Section of Gastroenterology, Boston Medical Center.

George R. Seage III  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Associate Professor of Epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health.

Ascher J. Segall  MD, University of Lausanne, Switzerland; DrPH, MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Professor. Co-Director, Center for Educational Development in Health, Boston University Health Policy Institute.

Rebecca A. Silliman  MD, MPH, University of Washington; PhD, University of North Carolina. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Sandra C. Smole  PhD, Baylor College of Medicine. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Also, Laboratory Supervisor II, Massachusetts Department of Public Health State Laboratory Institute, Bureau of Laboratory and Environmental Sciences.

Henrik Sorensen  MD, University of Aarhus. Adjunct Professor. Professor, Department of Clinical Epidemiology, Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark.

David W. Sparrow  DSc, Boston University; MS, University of Massachusetts. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Director and Senior Epidemiologist, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Dara Spatz-Friedman  PhD, University of California, San Francisco; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Epidemiology Program Development Officer, City of Ottawa Health Department, Canada.

Avron Spiro III  PhD, MS, Pennsylvania State University. Associate Professor. Research Psychologist, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Gary M. Strauss  MD, Yale University; MPH, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Pantel S. Vokonas  MD, Ohio State University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Marsha Ann Wilcox  ScD, MS, Harvard School of Public Health; EdD, MS, MA, Columbia University  Teachers College. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics. Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Philip A. Wolf  MD, State University of New York, Syracuse. Professor. Also, Professor of Biostatistics. Professor of Neurology and Research Professor of Medicine (Preventive Medicine & Epidemiology), Boston University School of Medicine.

Jean Yeung  MSc, Boston University; MBBS, University of New South Wales. Instructor.

Yuqing Zhang  DSc, Boston University; MPH, Commonwealth Institute of Health, Sydney University, Australia. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

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Health Law, Bioethics & Human Rights

Chair

George J. Annas  JD, MPH, Harvard University. Chair and Edward R. Utley Professor. Also, Professor of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine, and Professor, Boston University School of Law. Areas of interest: bioethics, patient rights, genetics, health care regulation, health law, human experimentation, human rights and science and technology. sph.bu.edu/annasgj

Full-Time

Leonard H. Glantz  JD, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law. Areas of interest: patient rights; rights of children; constitutional aspects of public health law; reproductive rights; mental health law; and the legal aspects of AIDS. sph.bu.edu/lglantz

Michael A. Grodin  MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Professor. Also, Professor of Psychiatry, and Professor of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences. Areas of interest: medical and public health ethics; philosophy of psychiatry; sociomedical sciences; human experimentation; human genetics; psychoanalysis; survivors of torture and refugee trauma; and health and human rights. sph.bu.edu/grodin

Wendy K. Mariner  JD, Columbia University; LLM, New York University; MPH, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law. Areas of interest: health care reform and regulation; ERISA; managed care; biomedical research; responsibility for public health; AIDS; drugs and vaccine policy. sph.bu.edu/wmariner

Patricia A. Roche  JD, Franklin Pierce Law Center; MEd, Antioch University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: patient rights, privacy, genetics, biomedical research, and legal and ethical aspects of geriatrics. sph.bu.edu/pwroche

Part-Time

Susan M. Akram  JD, Georgetown University. Clinical Associate Professor. Also, Clinical Associate Professor, Boston University School of Law. Supervising Attorney, Boston University Civil Litigation Program.

Joel J. Alpert  MD, Harvard Medical School. Professor Emeritus. Also, Chair and Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics and Professor Emeritus of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Nicolas Argy  MD, Boston University; JD, Boston College. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Chair, Radiology, Cape Cod Hospital.

Michael S. Baram  LLB, Columbia University. Professor. Also, Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law.

Carolyn E. Cotsonas  JD, Harvard University. Associate Professor.


Sondra S. Crosby  MD, PharmD, University of Washington, Assistant Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Public Health.

Joan Cole Densberger  JD, Boston College; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Emily A. Friedman  BA, University of California, Berkeley. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Health Policy Writer, Journal of the American Medical Association; Contributing Editor and Ethics Columnist, Health Forum Journal; and Contributing Editor, Hospitals and Health Networks.

Diane M. Geraghty Hall  JD, Suffolk University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Barbara F. Katz  JD, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. General Counsel, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.

Seymour Lederberg  PhD, University of Illinois. Adjunct Professor. Professor Emeritus of Medical Science, Brown University.

Lawrence J. Markson  MD, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Also, Research Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Frances H. Miller  JD, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law. Professor of Health Care Management, Boston University School of Management.

Alejandro Moreno  MD, Instituto de Ciencias de la Salud; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Co-Founder, Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights, Boston Medical Center. Attending physician, private practice.

Samantha J. Morton  JD, University of Michigan. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Deputy Director, Family Advocacy Program, Boston Medical Center.

Joseph A. Polak  Rabbi, Rabbinical College of Canada; BA, Sir George Williams University. Assistant Professor. University Chaplain and Director, Hillel House, Boston University. Chairman, Law Committee, Rabbinical Court of Justice of Massachusetts.

William R. Rollins  JD, LLB, Boston College. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Law Offices of William R. Rollins and Associates.

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Health Policy & Management

Chair

Gary J. Young  PhD, JD, State University of New York. Chair and Professor. Co-Director, Center for Organization, Leadership, and Management Research (COLMR), Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: integrated delivery systems; hospital governance; quality management; and hospital mergers and acquisitions. sph.bu.edu/health

Full-Time

Dan Berlowitz  MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; MPH, Boston University. Professor. Director, Center for Health Quality, Outcomes, and Economic Research (CHQOER), Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: quality assessment and improvement with an emphasis on ambulatory and long-term care settings. sph.bu.edu/dberlow

Barbara G. Bokhour PhD, Clark University. Assistant Professor. Research Health Scientist, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. sph.bu.edu/bokhour

Ann Marie Borzecki  MD, University of Ottawa; MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: chronic disease management and changing provider behavior. sph.bu.edu/amb

James F. Burgess Jr.  PhD, Brown University. Associate Professor. Economist, Management Science Group, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: health economics, productive efficiency, quality and profiling, and industrial organization. sph.bu.edu/jfburges

Kathleen Carey  PhD, Boston University; MAT, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: econometrics, health expenditures, and regulation. sph.bu.edu/kcarey

Bei-Hung Chang  ScD, Harvard University; MA, University of California, Berkeley; MS, University of Illinois. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Biostatistics. Areas of interest: statistical methods, mind and body medicine, religion/spirituality and health. sph.bu.edu/bhchang

Martin P. Charns  DBA, MBA, Harvard University. Professor and Director, Program on Health Policy & Management. Director, Center for Organization, Leadership, and Management Research (COLMR), Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: health care organization; organizational change and development; coordination among health professionals; clinical service lines; patient safety; and diffusion of innovation. sph.bu.edu/mcharns

Cindy L. Christiansen  PhD, MS, University of  Texas, Austin. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: Bayesian and hierarchical statistical models for health services research. sph.bu.edu/cindylc

Jack A. Clark  PhD, University of Colorado at Boulder. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: chronic illness, cancer, quality of life, medical outcomes, and patient–physician communication. sph.bu.edu/jaclark

Irene E. Cramer  PhD, Brandeis University; MSSA, Case Western Reserve University. Research Assistant Professor. Investigator, Center for Organization, Leadership, and Management Research, Veterans Health Administration.

Mari-Lynn Drainoni  PhD, Northeastern University; MEd, University of Massachusetts. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: mental health and substance abuse services; mental retardation/developmental disabilities; disability and chronic illness; HIV/AIDS and managed care. sph.bu.edu/drainoni

Susan Eisen  PhD, Brandeis University. Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: mental health outcome assessment; quality of mental health services; and consumer perspectives on treatment and outcomes. sph.bu.edu/seisen

Anashua (Rani) Elwy  King’s College London; MS, London School of Economics. Assistant Professor. sph.bu.edu/relwy

DiJon Fasoli  PhD, MA, Brandeis University; MBA, State University of New York; MSN, University of Cincinnati. Research Instructor.

B. Graeme Fincke  MD, Yale University. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. sph.bu.edu/gfincke

Allen Gifford  MD, University of North Carolina. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Director, VA Health Services Research and Development Service, CHQOER. sph.bu.edu/agifford

Mark E. Glickman  PhD, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: Bayesian inference; paired comparison models; state-space models; causal inference; physician payment reform; provider practice patterns; health care utilization patterns. sph.bu.edu/mg

Stephen Haley  PhD, University of Washington; MS, University of Kentucky. Professor. Areas of interest: physical therapy and rehabilitation, special health care needs for children, health and disability research.  sph.bu.edu/smhaley

Christine Hartmann  PhD, MSS, Bryn Mawr College. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: healthcare quality, patient safety, patient safety culture, and the elderly and nursing home care.

Elaine C. Hickey  MS, RN, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: program evaluation, long-term care, palliative and end of life care, and quality management.

Alan Jette  PhD, MPH, University of Michigan. Professor. Director, Health Disability Research Institute. Areas of interest: physical therapy, rehabilitation, gerontology. sph.bu.edu/ajette

Lewis E. Kazis  ScD, ScM, Harvard University. Professor and Director, Center for the Assessment of Pharmaceutical Practices (CAPP). Areas of interest: health-related quality of life, survey research, pharmaceutical effectiveness studies, drug safety and policy. sph.bu.edu/lek

Nancy Latham  PhD, University of Auckland; MSc, McGill University. Research Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: disability, older people, rehabilitation effectiveness, satisfaction with care, clinical trials, and meta-analysis. sph.bu.edu/nlatham

Carol VanDeusen Lukas  EdD, Harvard University. Clinical Associate Professor. Researcher, COLMR, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: organizational change, integrated delivery systems, and health system reform. sph.bu.edu/cvlukas

Robert F. Meenan  MD, Boston University; MPH, University of California, Berkeley; MBA, Boston University. Professor and Dean. Also, Professor and Chair, Department of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine and Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: health status measurement, outcomes research, and clinical epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/rmeenan

Donald R. Miller  ScD, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Also, Adjunct Research Assistant Professor of Dermatology, Boston University School of Medicine. Senior Epidemiologist, Center for Health Quality, Outcomes, and Economic Research. Director of Databases, Massachusetts Veterans Epidemiology Research and Information Center. Director, Epidemiology and Outcomes Services. sph.bu.edu/drmiller

David C. Mohr  PhD, MA, Bowling Green State University. Research Assistant Professor. Investigator, Center for Organization, Leadership, and Management Research, Veterans Health Administration.

Pengsheng Ni  MD, MPH, Shanghai Medical University. Research Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: item response theory (IRT); computerized adaptive testing (CAT); structural equation modeling (SEM); and psychometrics. sph.bu.edu/psni

Victoria A. Parker  EdM, Harvard University; DBA, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Researcher, COLMR, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: organizational behavior; health care teams, long-term care work force; work-force diversity. sph.bu.edu/vaparker

Mark J. Prashker  MD, MPH, Boston University. Associate Professor, and Associate Dean for Institutional Development. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. sph.bu.edu/prashker

Peter E. Rivard  PhD, Boston College; MHSA, University of Michigan. Instructor.

Xinhua Steve Ren  PhD, MA, University of Washington. Assistant Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: health services research, race/ethnicity and health, social support and health, and health outcomes assessments. sph.bu.edu/xsren

Amy Rosen  PhD, University of Maryland; MSW, Boston University. Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. sph.bu.edu/akrosen

James Rothendler  MD, Columbia University. Assistant Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: informatics, telemedicine, and quality of care. sph.bu.edu/jrothend

Alan Sager  PhD, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Professor and Director, Health Reform Program. Areas of interest: equal access to effective acute and ambulatory care; hospital finance; survival of needed hospitals; affordable prescription drugs; and program design for long-term care. sph.bu.edu/asager

Theodore Stefos  PhD, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Director, Management Science Group, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: econometrics, industrial organization, health economics, and regulation. sph.bu.edu/stefos

Carol R.  Tobias  MMHS, Brandeis University, Assistant Professor. Director, Health and Disability Working Group, Boston University School of Public Health. sph.bu.edu/tcarol

Part-Time

Ruzan Avetisyan  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.

Marlou Buyse  MD, Medical College of Pennsylvania; MS, University of Wisconsin. Adjunct Professor.

Sharmila Chatterjee  MD, University of Chicago; MPH, Harvard University. Research Instructor.

Roberta N. Clarke  DBA, MBA, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing, Boston University School of Management.

Alan B. Cohen  ScD, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor of Health Policy & Management, Boston University School of Management. Executive Director, Boston University Health Policy Institute.

Sally J. Deane  MPH, MEd, Boston University. Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor. Health Care Consultant.

Daniel Deykin  MD, Harvard Medical School. Professor Emeritus. Also, Professor Emeritus of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Health Services Research and Development Service, and Chief, Cooperative Studies Program, Veteran Affairs.

Charles L. Donahue  MA, Cornell University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. President, HealthCare VALUE Management.

Almas Dossa  PhD, Brandeis University, MPH, MS, Boston University. Research Instructor.

Gail H. Douglas  RN, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Richard H. Egdahl  MD, Harvard Medical School; PhD, University of Minnesota. Professor. Also, Alexander Graham Bell Professor of Health Care Entrepreneurship, Boston University. Director, Boston University Health Care Entrepreneurship Program. Professor of Surgery, Boston University School of Medicine. Professor of Management, Boston University School of Management. University Professor, Boston University.

Austin B. Frakt  PhD, SM, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Research Assistant Professor.

Paul M. Gertman  MD, Johns Hopkins University. Professor.

Ann Marie Hendricks  PhD, University of Michigan. Associate Professor.

Judith A. Jones  DDS, MPH, University of North Carolina; DSc, Boston University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of General Dentistry, Boston University School of Dental Medicine.

Peter J. Koutoujian  JD, New England School of Law; MPA, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Massachusetts State Representative and Chair, House Committee on Health Care.

Judith Kurland  BA, Mount Holyoke College. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Laura A. Lehner  PhD, MA, State University of New York at Albany. Assistant Professor. Researcher, Management Science Group, Veterans Health Administration.

Chiung-ju Liu  MS, University of Kansas. Research Associate.

John E. McDonough  DrPH, University of Michigan; MPA, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Senior Associate, Institute for Health Policy, Brandeis University. Executive Director, Health Care for All.

Donald Keith McInnes  ScD, MS, Harvard University School of Public Health. Research Assistant Professor.

Robert J. Master  MD, New York Medical College. Associate Professor. Chief Medical Officer, Neighborhood Health Plan. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Doreen A. Nicastro  MPH, Boston University. Instructor. Director of  Training & Communications, Information  Technology, Boston University School of Medicine.

Victoria V. Ozonoff  PhD, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director, Injury Surveillance Program, Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

Cynthia A. Piltch  PhD, Boston University; MPH, University of Michigan. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Consultant.

Steven D. Pizer  PhD, Boston College. Assistant Professor.

Joseph D. Restuccia  DrPH, MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Associate Professor. Also, Professor of Health Care & Operations Management, Boston University School of Management. Assistant Research Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Robert Restuccia  MPA, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Executive Director, Community Catalyst.

Alan S. Rosenfeld  PhD, University of Massachusetts; MA, Boston College. Adjunct Associate Professor. President and Chief Executive Officer, Jewish Geriatric Services, Inc., Longmeadow, Mass.

Carolyn E. Schwartz  ScD, Harvard University. Adjunct Research Associate Professor.

Stephanie Shimada  PhD, Harvard University. Research Instructor of Health Policy & Management.

Carol J. Simon  PhD, University of Chicago; SM, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Associate Professor.

Mary Slavin  PhD, Clark University; MS, Boston University. Research Assistant Professor.

Gene H. Stollerman  MD, Columbia University. Professor Emeritus. Also, Professor Emeritus of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Jennifer Sullivan  PhD, MS, University of Massachusetts–Boston. Research Assistant Professor.

James Taylor  MD, University of California, Los Angeles. Clinical Professor. Also, Clinical Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Chief Medical Officer, East Boston Neighborhood Health Center.

Elaine Ullian  MPH, University of Michigan. Associate Professor. President and Chief Executive Officer, Boston Medical Center.

Mark B. Wenneker  MD, MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Staff Physician, Boston’s Community Medical Group. Senior Consultant,  The Bard Group.

Robert A. Witzburg  MD, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine and Associate Dean and Director of Admissions, Boston University School of Medicine.


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International Health

Chair

Jonathon L. Simon  DSc, Harvard University; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Chair and Associate Professor. Director, Center for International Health & Development. Areas of interest: infectious disease epidemiology, international health and development.  sph.bu.edu/jsimon

Full-Time

Abu S. Abdullah  PhD, University of Hong Kong; MPH, MBBS, Guangxi Medical University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: prevention and control of chronic diseases in the developing world with a focus on smoking cessation and secondhand smoke, and other modifiable risk factors; infectious disease epidemiology, with a focus on HIV/STD and  TB and major childhood illnesses in the developing world. sph.bu.edu/asma

Mary A. Bachman DeSilva  DSc, MSc, Harvard University; MSFS, Georgetown University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: child survival; social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS; infectious disease; nutrition in developing countries. sph.bu.edu/marybd

Jennifer Beard  PhD, University of New Hampshire; MPH, Boston University: MA, Ohio University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: public health writing, education policies in the public school sector, in South Africa in particular, and orphans and vulnerable children.  sph.bu.edu/jenbeard

William J. Bicknell  MD, Duke University; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Chair Emeritus and Professor. Areas of interest: the organization, delivery, and financing of health care; international health; health manpower and medical education; population aging and health services in resource-constrained environments; public-private sector interactions; and bioterrorism.  sph.bu.edu/wbicknel

Kirk Dearden  DrPH, MPH, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: epidemiology and qualitative methods, program strategies designed to improve health and well-being, maternal and neo-natal health, malaria, acute respiratory infections, malnutrition in children less than 5 years of age and adolescent health.  sph.bu.edu/kdearden

Frank G. Feeley  JD, Yale University. Clinical Associate Professor. sph.bu.edu/ffeeley

Matt Fox  DSc, MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: HIV/AIDS, malaria, Africa, Central Asia, clinical trials, epidemiologic methods, sensitivity analysis. sph.bu.edu/lmfox

Davidson H. Hamer  MD, University of Vermont. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: malaria (epidemiology, case management, prevention and control, malaria and pregnancy), micronutrient interventions for the treatment and prevention of childhood infectious diseases, adherence to HIV therapy, neonatal survival, antimicrobial resistance, and improving the health of the aging population through nutritional interventions. Clinical interests include travel medicine, tropical medicine, and HIV/AIDS.  sph.bu.edu/dhamer

David G. Javitch  PhD, MA, Ohio State University. Assistant Professor. Also, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Management (Organizational Behavior), Boston University School of Management. Also, Instructor in Organizational Behavior at Harvard School of Public Health. Areas of interest: leadership, team building, negotiations, and psychological assessment of individuals, groups, and organizations. sph.bu.edu/drdj

Warren Kaplan  PhD, MPH, Boston University; JD, Suffolk University; MS,  Texas A&M University. Assistant Professor. Consultant. Areas of interest: pharmaceutical/biotechnology drug research and development, public health and the environment, pharmaceutical policy and innovation in developing countries, domestic and international intellectual property, and drug regulatory and trade law. sph.bu.edu/wak

Gerald T. Keusch  MD, Harvard Medical School. Professor and Associate Dean for Global Health. Assistant Provost for Global Health, Boston University Medical Campus. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. U.S. Chairman of the Indo–U.S. Vaccine Action Program, National Institutes of Health. Areas of interest: tropical infectious diseases, malnutrition and infection interactions, international public health.  sph.bu.edu/keusch

Shyama Kuruvilla  PhD, London School of Hygeine and  Tropical Medicine. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: philosophy, process, and participation in public policy-making; the relationship between science and democracy; and the assessment of health research and policy impact.  sph.bu.edu/shyamask

Bruce Larson  PhD, MA, University of Wisconsin. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: economics, evaluation of interventions, HIV/AIDS, malaria, poverty alleviation. sph.bu.edu/blarson

William B. MacLeod  ScD, SM, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: demographic methods, infant and child health, primary health care, and infectious disease epidemiology. sph.bu.edu/wmacleod

Deborah Maine  DrPH, Columbia University. Professor. Areas of interest: reproductive health, evidence base for reproductive health programs, monitoring and evaluation of field programs, application of epidemiologic methods. sph.bu.edu/dpm1

Lisa Messersmith  PhD, University of California; MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: HIV/AIDS, gender, sexuality, human rights, vulnerability, inequity, sexual and reproductive health and rights, medical anthropology. sph.bu.edu/ljmesser

Candace Miller  ScD, Harvard University; MHS, Johns Hopkins University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: global health, children and HIV/AIDS, statistical methodology, policy analysis. sph.bu.edu/candace

Laura Murray  PhD, Western Michigan University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: mental and behavioral health in children, global mental health.  sph.bu.edu/lkmurray

Monica Onyango  MPH, Boston University; RN, Registered Nurse Midwifery, Kenya Medical  Training College. Lecturer. Areas of interest: reproductive health; maternal and child health; and health care in disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies. sph.bu.edu/monyango

Sydney Rosen  MPA, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: international development, HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa, and health economics. sph.bu.edu/sbrosen

Lora L. Sabin  PhD, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: international health and development; the impact of HIV/AIDS on children, households, and community; interventions to manage the HIV/AIDS epidemic; and economic development in East Asia and Africa. sph.bu.edu/lsabin

Katherine Semrau  MPH, Boston University. Instructor. Areas of interest: infectious diseases, HIV/AIDS, ARV rollout, child health and development in developing countries. sph.bu.edu/ksemrau

Donald M. Thea  MD, Columbia University; MSc, University of London. Professor. Areas of interest: HIV transmission through breast milk; improving treatment algorithm for acute respiratory infections in children; economic and social impact of HIV infection in sub-Saharan Africa; and use of information technology to improve health care delivery in resource-poor areas.  sph.bu.edu/dthea

Yesim Tozan  PhD, Princeton University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: understanding the impact of interventions on population health and its determinants; linking the impact of interventions to socioeconomic consequences through economic evaluation methods.  sph.bu.edu/tosan

Taryn Vian  MSc, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: management efficiency and effectiveness for international health programs; quality management; cost analysis and disaster management in low- and middle-income countries. sph.bu.edu/tvian

Brenda J. Waning  MPH, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: pharmaceutical policy and pharmacoepidemiology. sph.bu.edu/bwaning

James A. Wolff Jr.  MD, Columbia University; BMS, Dartmouth Medical School; MAT, MPH, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: maternal and child health, emergency medicine, project management, information and communication technologies.  sph.bu.edu/jwolff

Kojo Yeboah-Antwi  MBChB, University of Ghana Medical School; MPH, Royal  Tropical Institute, Amsterdam. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: evidence for community-based interventions, malaria, monitoring and evaluation of field programs, and maternal and child health.  sph.bu.edu/kyantwi

Part-Time

Ayorinde A. Ajayi  MB, BS, University of Ibadan, Nigeria; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Regional Director for Sub-Saharan Africa,  The Population Council, Ghana.

Onesky Aupont  PhD, MA, Brandeis University; MPH, Boston University; MD, State University of Haiti. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor of Clinical Investigation, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.

Brendan Bain  MD, University of West Indies; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Professor. Sub-Dean for Student Affairs and Head, Department of Community Health and Psychiatry, University of the West Indies.

Judith Bass  PhD, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; MA, MPH, Columbia University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Zulfiqar Bhutta  PhD, Karolinska University; MBBS, University of Peshawar. Adjunct Professor.

Ricardo Bitran  PhD, MBA, Boston University; MS, University of Chile. Adjunct Assistant Professor. President, Bitran y Asociados.

Kenneth Bloem  MS, Harvard University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Also, Adjunct Associate Professor of Health Services. Senior Fellow, Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.

Carl F. Browne  MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Carlos E. Cardenas  MD, University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru; MPH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director, Health Unit, Care International, Atlanta.

Guy J. Carrin  PhD, University of Louvain, Belgium; MA, University of New Hampshire. Adjunct Professor. Professor of International Health Economics, University of Antwerp, Belgium. Senior Health Economist, WHO, Geneva.

Greg Connolly  DMD,  Tufts University; MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director,  Tobacco Control Program, Massachusetts Department of Public Health.


Dulce Corazon Velasco  MD, MBBS, Dhaka Medical College; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Neville Rex Edwards Fendall  BSc, MB, BS, MD, DPH, FFCM, FFPHM, MRCS, LRCP, University College and Hospital, London School of Hygiene and  Tropical Medicine, England. Visiting Professor. Professor Emeritus, School of  Tropical Medicine, University of Liverpool, England.

Susan Foster  PhD, London School of Hygiene and  Tropical Medicine; MA, Ohio University. Professor.

Nicholas Guerina  PhD, University of Pittsburgh; MD, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

H. Kristian Heggenhougen  PhD, MA, New School for Social Research. Professor.

Allan G. Hill  PhD, Durham University. Adjunct Professor. Andelot Professor of Demography, Harvard School of Public Health.

Elizabeth S. Hillman  OC, MD, FRCP, FAAP, University of Western Ontario (Canada). Adjunct Professor. Professor of Community Medicine, Universiti Sains Malaysia. Professor of Pediatrics and International Health; Director, Center for International Health and Development, University of Ottawa.

Hans V. Hogerzeil  PhD, Nijmegen,  The Netherlands; MBBS, Leiden University,  The Netherlands; FRCP, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; DSc, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom. Adjunct Associate Professor. Coordinator for Policy, Access and Rational Use, Department of Essential Drugs and Medicines Policy, WHO, Geneva.

Lucy Honig  MA, Hunter College of the City University of New York. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Ken James  MBBS, MPH, University of the West Indies. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

David W. Kahler  EdD, MEd, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Vice President, World Education.

Mohamed K. M. Kamel  MBBCh, Cairo University; EdM, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Teboho Kitleli  BS, North Carolina State University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Riitta-Liisa Kolehmainen-Aitken  MD, University of Helsinki, Finland; DrPH, MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Principal Program Associate, Management Sciences for Health.

Richard O. Laing  MBChB, MD, University of Zimbabwe; MSc, University of London. Adjunct Professor. Medical Officer, Policy, Access and Rational Use, Essential Drugs and Medicines Policy, World Health Organization.

Joel H. Lamstein  SM, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Adjunct Associate Professor. President, John Snow, Inc. President, World Education Inc.

Elizabeth Lewis  MBA, Bentley College. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Senior Associate, Health Reform and Financing Unit, Center for Health Systems and Services, Management Sciences for Health.

Luigi Migliorini  MD, University of Siena; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Chief of Mission, Federation of Yugoslavia Office, WHO.

Michael Montagne  PhD, MA, University of Minnesota. Adjunct Professor. Professor, School of Pharmacy–Boston, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Ossama A. Mossallam  MPH, Boston University; MBBCh, Cairo University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Health Services Management Consultant.

Susan Oliverio  MD, MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School. Assistant in Medicine, Women’s Health Associates, Massachusetts General Hospital. Health Care Consultant, Health Systems Associates.

Heather Onyett  MD, Memorial University of Newfoundland; MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Community Health and Epidemiology, Microbiology and Immunology, Queen’s University.

Alex Papilaya  MD, Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia; DTPH, London School of Hygiene and  Tropical Medicine. Adjunct Professor. Executive Director, Center for Family Welfare, University of Indonesia.

Jonathan D. Quick  MD, MPH, University of Rochester. Adjunct Associate Professor. Director, Essential Drugs and Medicines Policy, WHO, Geneva.

Janice Raymond  PhD, Boston College; MA, Andover Newton  Theological School. Adjunct Professor. Professor, University of Massachusetts–Amherst. Co-Director, Coalition Against  Trafficking in Women.

Sarah C. Richards  PhD, MA, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Leslie Roberts  PhD, Johns Hopkins University; MSPH,  Tulane University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Sigrun Roesel  DDS, MD, MPH, University of Hanover Medical School. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Medical Officer, Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI), WHO, Manila, Philippines.

Dennis Ross-Degnan  ScD, Harvard University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School.

Dominic Screnci  EdD, MEd, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Igor Sheiman  PhD,  The Institute of International Relations, Moscow. Adjunct Associate Professor. Director, Moscow Office of Legal & Regulatory Health Reform Project, Boston University.

Naresh C. Singh  PhD, University of the West Indies; MSc, Indian Agricultural Research Institute. Adjunct Associate Professor. Principal  Technical Advisor, United Nations Development Program.

Noel Solomons  MD, Harvard University. Associate Professor.

Joseph Tham  EdD, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Pius Muffih Tih  PhD, William Carey International University, Pasadena; LLB, Yaounde University, Cameroon; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director of Health Services, CBC Health Boards, Cameroon. President, National Essential Drugs, Cameroon.

Julia Valderrama  MD, University of Granada; MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.

Hannelore F. Vanderschmidt  PhD, Boston College; EdM, Harvard University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Co-Director, Center for Educational Development in Health, Boston University Health Policy Institute.

Anita Wagner  PharmD, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences; DrPH, MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

David B. Werner  BS, University of New England (NSW, Australia). Visiting Professor. Co-Director, Health Wrights.

Blair Wylie  MD, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Division of Maternal–Fetal Medicine, Massacshusetts General Hospital.

Dejan Zurovac  PhD, Open University, UK. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Clinical Researcher, Centre for  Tropical Medicine, University of Oxford, UK; postdoctoral research scientist, KEMRI/Wellcome  Trust Collaborative Programme, Nairobi.

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Maternal & Child Health

Chair ad interim

Lois McCloskey  DrPH, MPH, University of California, Los Angeles. Associate Professor and Chair ad interim. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: access to and quality of health care services for urban women; provider-patient communication; reproductive health policy; community-based program evaluation; and the integration of quantitative and qualitative methods. sph.bu.edu/loism


Full-Time

Mary K. Barger  MPH, Johns Hopkins University; BSN, Stanford University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: perinatal epidemiology, maternal morbidity and mortality, and clinical midwifery practice. sph.bu.edu/mbarger

Judith Bernstein  PhD, Heller School, Brandeis University; RNC, MSN, University of New Mexico. Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: access to preventive services, substance abuse issues for women and adolescents, and reproductive ethics.  sph.bu.edu/jbernste

Eugene Declercq  PhD, MS, Florida State University; MBA, University of Massachusetts. Professor and Assistant Dean for Doctoral Education. Areas of interest: comparative and U.S. maternal and child health policy; maternal morbidity; national natality data analysis; and community needs assessment. sph.bu.edu/declercq

Emily Feinberg  ScD, CPNP, Harvard University; MSN, Simmons College. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Areas of interest: maternal depression, community-based mental health interventions, child and adolescent preventative services, and immigrant health.  sph.bu.edu/emfeinbe

Milton Kotelchuck  PhD, MPH, Harvard University. Chair Emeritus and Professor. Areas of interest: prenatal care, infant mortality, racial disparities, MCH program evaluation, and child health policy. sph.bu.edu/kotelch

Jo-Anna L. Rorie  MSN, CNM, Yale University; MPH, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: health disparities with special emphasis on women and residents in public housing; culturally competent primary care service approaches for women throughout the life cycle. sph.bu.edu/jrorie

Part-Time

Marlene Anderka  MPH, ScD, Boston University. Lecturer. Principal Investigator, Center for Birth Defects, Bureau of Family and Community Health, Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

Mary Aruda  ScD, PhD, University of Massachusetts; MSN, Boston University; BSN, Cornell University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Nurse Practitioner, Adolescent/Young Adult Clinic, Boston College School of Nursing.

Lynn Borgatta  MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; MPH, Columbia University. Clinical Associate Professor. Also, Clinical Associate Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Fertility Control Center, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Boston Medical Center.

David Dorfman  MD, New York University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Patricia Elliott  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.

Barbara Ferrer  PhD, Brandeis University; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Laurie Ann Friedman  MSN, CNM, Yale University School of Nursing. Lecturer. Midwife,  The Cambridge Midwives.

Jenifer Goldman-Fraser  PhD, MPH, University of North Carolina. Assistant Professor.

Ellen Hutchins  ScD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Deborah F. Issokson  PsyD, Massachusetts School of Professor Psychology; MA, Lesley College. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Ruth Keen  MPH, CNM, Boston University. Adjunct Clinical Instructor. Director and Certified Nurse-Midwife, Midwives of the Merrimack Valley.

Teresa W. Marchese  CNM, MSN, University of Illinois; PhD, George Mason University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Vivien Morris  MPH, Boston University; MS, Framingham State College. Clinical Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Administrative Director, Nutrition and Fitness for Life Program, Boston Medical Center.

John (Sean) G. Palfrey  MD, MPhil, Columbia University. Clinical Professor. Also, Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Steven J. Parker  MD, University of Michigan. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Division of Behavioral & Developmental Pediatrics, Boston Medical Center.

Carol Sakala  PhD, Boston University; MSPH, University of Utah; MA, University of Chicago. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director of Programs, Maternity Center Association.

Bonitta Steuer  MSN, CNM, University of Pennsylvania; BSN, State University of New York at Plattsburgh. Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor.

Phillip G. Stubblefield  MD, Harvard University. Professor. Also, Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Boston University School of Medicine.

Elsie Vergara  ScD, Boston University; MPH, University of Puerto Rico. Associate Professor. Program Coordinator, Department of Occupational  Therapy, Boston University Medical Center.

Deborah Klein Walker  EdD, MEd, Harvard University. Adjunct Professor. Principal Associate/Scientist, Abt Associates.

C. Jason Wang  MD, Harvard University; PhD, Pardee RAND Graduate School. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Judith Weiss  ScD, Johns Hopkins University. Research Associate Professor.

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Social & Behavioral Sciences

Chair

Deborah J. Bowen  PhD, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. Chair and Professor. Areas of interest: cancer education and prevention, smoking cessation, exercise intervention and post-menopausal women.  sph.bu.edu/dbowen

Associate Chair

Michael Siegel  MD, Yale University; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Associate Chair and Professor. Areas of interest: strategies to reduce tobacco use; evaluation of tobacco control interventions; effects of cigarette advertising and promotion on smoking among youth; health effects of environmental tobacco smoke; use of mass media in health promotion; and homelessness as a public health problem. sph.bu.edu/mbsiegal

Full-Time

Alison B. Albers  PhD, MA, University of Virginia. Assistant Professor. Area of interest: socioeconomic inequalities in health. sph.bu.edu/aalbers

Ulrike Boehmer  PhD, MA, Boston College. Assistant Professor. Researcher, CHQOER, Veterans Health Administration. Areas of interest: access, diversity, health outcomes, women’s health, HIV, cancer, and consumer activism. sph.bu.edu/boehmer

Harold Cox  MSSW, University of  Texas. Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Public Health Practice. Areas of interest: state and local public health, mental retardation, HIV/AIDS, racial and ethnic health disparities.  sph.bu.edu/hcox

William DeJong  PhD, MA, Stanford University. Professor and ad interim Coordinator for Social & Behavioral Doctoral Education. Areas of interest: mass communication, health education, and alcohol control. sph.bu.edu/wdejong

Jonathan Howland  PhD, MPH, Boston University; MPA, Northeastern University. Professor. Areas of interest: program evaluation, community intervention, substance abuse prevention, injury epidemiology, sexually transmitted diseases, and public health history. sph.bu.edu/jhowl

Daniel M. Merrigan  EdD, MPH, Boston University; MDiv,  ThM, Weston School of  Theology. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: health promotion and disease prevention; health education; health behavior; HIV/AIDS; substance use and abuse; leadership development; local public health practice; spirituality and well-being; emergency preparedness; and work-force development.  sph.bu.edu/merrigan

Anita Raj  PhD, MS, University of Georgia. Associate Professor. Areas of interest: HIV and women, sexual health, violence against women, and immigrant health.  sph.bu.edu/anitaraj

David L. Rosenbloom  PhD, Massachusetts Institute of  Technology. Professor. Director, Join  Together: A National Resource for Communities Fighting Substance Abuse and Gun Violence; Director, Youth Alcohol Prevention Center. sph.bu.edu/david

Emily Rothman  ScD, Harvard School of Public Health. Assistant Professor. Areas of interest: violence prevention, fatherhood, men’s health, and GLBT health.  sph.bu.edu/erothman

Lee Strunin  PhD, Brandeis University. Professor. Areas of interest: qualitative methods; culture, ethnicity, and health beliefs and behaviors; HIV/AIDS prevention; adolescent sexuality; and alcohol and drug use among adolescents.  sph.bu.edu/lstrunin

Part-Time

Marilyn Arnold  DSc, Harvard School of Public Health; MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.

Linda L. Barnes  PhD, MA, MTS, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Diane D. Barry  MS, Boston University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Howard Bauchner  MD, Boston University. Professor. Also, Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine.

Nicole S. Bell  ScD, Harvard University; MPH, University of Oklahoma. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Vice President, Social Sectors Development Strategies, Inc.

Edward Bernstein  MD, Stanford University. Professor. Also, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Vice Chairman for Academic Affairs, Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Attending Physician, Emergency Department, Boston Medical Center.

Raymond Bossé  PhD, Boston University; MA, Fordham University. Adjunct Professor. Associate Director and Research Sociologist, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Nicolas P. Carballeira  MPH, Boston University; ND, Santa Fe College of Natural Medicine. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Director of Health Policy, Latin American Health Institute. Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health,  Tufts University.

Patricia Case  ScD, Harvard University, MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Stuart R. Chipkin  MD, State University of New York at Brooklyn. Research Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Professor of Medicine,  Tufts University School of Medicine. Chief, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, Baystate Medical Center.

Nathan K. Cobb  MD, Boston University. Senior Research Fellow.

Elizabeth M. Cohen  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer. Executive Director, Rape Crisis Services of Greater Lowell.

Stephen C. Crane  PhD, MPH, University of Michigan. Assistant Professor. Executive Vice President/CEO, American Academy of Physician Assistants, Alexandria, Virginia.

Carol A. Dolan  PhD, MA, University of North Carolina. Adjunct Instructor. Lecturer in Psychology, University of Maryland European Division. Senior Research Scientist, U.S. Army Medical Research, Europe.

William Fernandez  MD, University of California, Davis; MPH, Columbia University. Lecturer.

Deborah A. Frank  MD, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Also, Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Grow Clinic, Boston Medical Center.

Susan S. Gallagher  MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Senior Scientist, Education Development Center, Inc.


Jaimie Gradus  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.


Jacey Greece  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.


Donald D. Halstead BA, Franconia College. Lecturer. Instructor, Harvard School of Public Health.

Mark Hansen  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.


John A. Hermos  MD, Boston University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Investigator, MAVERIC Research Service, VA Boston Healthcare System. Physician in General Internal Medicine, Boston Medical Center.

Renee Johnson  PhD, MPH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Kimberly A. Kaphingst  ScD, Harvard School of Public Health; MA, Harvard University. Lecturer.

Karestan C. Koenen  PhD, Boston University; MA, Columbia University. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Boston University School of Medicine. 


Kim Kronenberg  MPH, Boston University. Lecturer.

Karen Kuhlthau  PhD, MA, University of Michigan. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Associate Director, Center for Child and Adolescent Health Policy, Massachusetts General Hospital for Children. Associate Sociologist, Massachusetts General Hospital. Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School.

Annie Lewis-O’Connor  MSN, Simmons College; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Instructor. Pediatric and OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner, Neponset Health Center.

Jane Liebschutz  MD, Harvard University. Associate Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine.

Alisa K. Lincoln  PhD, Columbia University; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor. Also, Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Boston University School of Medicine.

Joseph S. LoCastro  PhD, University of Maryland. Assistant Professor. Also, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Associate Professor of Psychology, Boston University. Associate Chief, Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System.

Timothy S. Naimi  MD, University of Massachusetts; MPH, Harvard University. Adjunct Assistant Professor.

Nicole Prudent  MD, University of Guadalajara; MPH, Harvard University. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Pediatrician, Primary Care, Boston Medical Center. Co-Director, Haitian Health Institute.

Paula A. Quatromoni  DSc, Boston University; MS, University of Maine. Assistant Professor. Also, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology. Assistant Professor of Health & Human Sciences, Boston University Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences. Co-Investigator,  The Framingham Nutrition Studies.

Amy Rubin  PhD, State University of New York. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Instructor, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard University School of Medicine.

Jeffrey H. Samet  MD, Baylor College of Medicine; MPH, Boston University; MA, Brandeis University. Professor. Also, Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Chief, Section of General Internal Medicine, Boston Medical Center. Medical Director of Substance Abuse Prevention and  Treatment Services, Boston Public Health Commission.

Norman A. Scotch  PhD, Northwestern University; SMHyg, Harvard University. Professor and Dean Emeritus. Also, Professor of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, Boston University. Senior Advisor, Join  Together.

Scout  PhD, Columbia University, MA, George Mason University. Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor.

David Shannon  LICSW, Boston University. Instructor. Staff  Therapist and  Trainer, Fenway Community Health Center.

Jan Snoberg  Master Mariner, BSc, Kalmar Maritime Academy. Lecturer. Senior Lecturer, University of Kalmar, Sweden.

Judith P. Swazey  PhD, Harvard University. Adjunct Professor. Also, Adjunct Professor of Sociomedical Sciences & Community Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine. Founding President and Senior Scholar, the Acadia Institute, Bar Harbor, Maine.


Sharon L. Tennstedt  PhD, Boston University; MSN, Case Western Reserve University. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Also, Research Associate Professor, Boston University School of Social Work. Vice President and Director, Institute for Studies on Aging, New England Research Institutes.

Barbara H. Vinick  PhD, Boston University. Assistant Professor. Research Sociologist, Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study.

Diana Chapman Walsh  PhD, MS, Boston University. Adjunct Professor. Former President, Wellesley College. Adjunct Professor, Harvard School of Public Health.

Alvin E. Winder  PhD, University of Chicago; MPH, University of California, Berkeley. Adjunct Professor. Professor Emeritus of Public Health, University of Massachusetts–Amherst.

Ronda C. Zakocs  PhD, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; MPH, Boston University. Adjunct Associate Professor.

Barry S. Zuckerman  MD, Georgetown University. Professor. Also, Professor and Chair of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Chair, Department of Pediatrics, Boston Medical Center.

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