Injuries
These faculty focus on injury prevention, workplace violence, sports-related injuries...
Professor and Division Head
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Occupational and environmental epidemiology environment and exposures, infectious disease, injuries, epidemiology, occupational health, One Health, global health, agricultural health
Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
An internationally recognized expert on diseases at the human-animal interface. Areas of expertise: Epidemiology, infection control and prevention, designing and evaluating surveillance programs, risk communication, and development of educational and outreach programs.
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic disease, environment & exposures, equity, food & nutrition, genetics, infectious disease, injuries, methods, chronic disease epidemiology, biostatistics, nutrition, physical activity, smoking, biomarkers, subclinical disease
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Equity, injuries, alcohol use and problems, policy, neighborhood influences
Associate Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Epidemiologic methods in injury, disasters and general occupational and environmental health, climate change vulnerability and adaptation assessment, qualitative research methods, mental health, global health, and planetary health.
Associate Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Methods, causal inference, environmental health, epidemiology, infectious disease
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Food & nutrition, injuries, methods, alcohol, physical activity, substance use, social epidemiology, policy, sport, prevention, motor vehicle safety
Associate Dean for Research
School of Public Health
Injury and violence prevention and control; occupational injuries; epidemiology; pediatric injuries; adverse child experiences; disaster preparedness; traffic-related injuries; agricultural injuries; intervention development, implementation and evaluation; policy evaluation; mixed methods.
