Community Health Education enables people to gain control over the social, political, and personal conditions that affect their health. Community health educators are on the frontlines of this nation’s efforts to reduce health disparities and improve quality of life.
Community Health Education
in the spotlight
Aline Gubrium, Assistant Professor of Community Health Education, was recently profiled by the UMass informational website In the Loop. Gubrium's recent $500,000 grant from the Ford Foundation is the topic of the feature.
Tameka L. Gillum, associate professor of Public Health, gave expert testimony at a Feb. 11 congressional briefing in support of reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
department news & events
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The School of Public Health and Health Sciences is pleased to announce the results of the faculty-juried poster...
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Aline Gubrium, Assistant Professor of Community Health Education, has co-authored a book titled Participatory Visual...
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Lisa Wexler, Assistant Professor of Community Health Education, is quoted in a recent article appearing on the Indian...
