DABNEY P. EVANS, PhD, MPH

CURRICULUM VITAE

Using rights based approaches for health in vulnerable populations CONTACT INFORMATION Office Address: Claudia Nance Rollins Building 6053 1518 Clifton Road Mailstop 1518-002-7BB Atlanta, GA 30322 USA Mailing Address: 1617 Springbrook Court Decatur, GA 30033 USA

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING Ph.D., Law, 2011 University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland Dissertation: The Synergistic Approach: Racial Discrimination & the Right to Health MPH, cum laude, 1998 Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA USA Thesis: A comparison of birth outcomes of infants born to resource mothers program participants and matched non-participants in Atlanta, Georgia B.A., Psychology, 1996 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ USA Minor: Family Studies RESEARCH INTERESTS Health & Human Rights; Complex Humanitarian Emergencies; Women’s Health; Public Health; Global Health; Brazil; Cuba AWARDS AND HONORS Porsche Driving Force Award (nominee), 2016 Unsung Heroine-Emory Women of Excellence Awards, Emory University 2016 Crystal Apple Award, Excellence in Professional School Education, Emory University, 2015 We Are Emory Community Builder, 2011-2012 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Community Service Award, 2007 Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society, 1998 Omicron Delta Kappa National Service Honor Society, 1997-1998 LANGUAGE SKILLS Fluency in written and spoken Portuguese; Working knowledge of Spanish and French PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, jointly appointed: Hubert Department of Global Health and Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA USA Adjunct professor, Emory College and Emory School of Law, Atlanta, GA USA Adjunct professor, Faculdade de Medicina do ABC, Santo André, Brazil

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor 2011 – Present Senior Associate 2009 – 2011 Lecturer 2002 –2009 Hubert Department of Global Health Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University Developed course curricula and instructed courses in Critical Issues in Global Health, Health and Human Rights, Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Human Rights and Epi Info; Served as Principal Investigator on grants, cooperative agreements, and contracts related to global health with a focus on capacity building. Supervision of and thesis advisement to graduate students. Coordination of an intensive public health study trip to Havana, Cuba for Master’s level students 2002-2005. Faculty advisor for Human Rights Action (HuRA) at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University; Conference Planning Chair for the international conference “Lessons Learned from Rights Based Approaches to Health” held 14-16 April 2005 Director 2013 – Present Center for Humanitarian Emergencies, Emory University Principal and co-investigator on two five year cooperative agreement between the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Emergency Response and Recovery Branch (ERRB) and the Rollins School of Public Health. One cooperative agreement (2013-2018) establishes a Center for Humanitarian Emergencies (CHE) at Emory. Programs include: a competency-based graduate certificate program in humanitarian emergencies; a fellowship program for mid-career professionals; and funded field practicum opportunities. Additional activities include administration of the executive and curricula committees of the CHE, original research, and course development. Research and programmatic activities included a ‘How To Guide’ for UNICEF’s Risk Informed Programming. The second cooperative agreement (2015-2020) supports the development of five Coursera courses related to health in humanitarian emergencies; the development and implementation of a Nutrition in Emergencies curriculum in cooperation with International Medical Corps; and training in spatial analysis for Zika virus surveillance in Latin America. Executive Director April 2002 – Present Institute of Human Rights, Emory University Founding member and Executive Director of the Emory University Institute of Human Rights; Founder and administrator of an interdisciplinary graduate certificate program in human rights and training program in human rights for faculty and professionals; Developed and administered an Atlanta based Asylum Network for asylum seekers in the Southeastern United States through partnership with Physicians for Human Rights; Provided program planning and logistics management for an ongoing speaker series, and Human Rights Week at Emory University; Coordinated partnerships with community agencies in the Atlanta area and human rights arena including the Carter Presidential Center, Amnesty International, the United Nations Association, CARE USA, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Human Rights Atlanta. Director 2003 – Present Health Educator July 1998 – April 2002 Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University Primary instructor for public health related continuing education courses; Facilitator and instructor for specialized trainings for public health practitioners. To date trained more than 1,000 individuals from more than 35 countries; Designed and conducted health education curricula for public health practitioners in the State of Georgia. Additionally, contribute evaluation experience to ongoing prevention and intervention research projects; Co-primary investigator, “Georgia’s Prostate Cancer Message”, developed Georgia’s prevention and treatment message in regards to prostate cancer.

Strategies included face-to-face interviews, focus groups, facilitation of a working group symposium, qualitative data analysis, curriculum development and training for public health professionals. Data manager for the Resource Mothers Program quantitative evaluation, including form development and training, management of multiple large databases, data analysis, and report writing. PUBLICATIONS: REFEREED JOURNAL 1. Gattegno MV, Wilkins JD, and Evans DP. The impact of federal violence against women laws on intimate partner violence in two states in Brazil. International Journal for Equity in Health. (2016) 15:138 DOI 10.1186/s12939-016-0428-3 2. Figueroa-Downing D, Baggio ML, Baker ML, Chiang E, Villa L, Neto JE, Evans DP and Bednarczyk RA. Factors influencing HPV vaccine delivery by healthcare professionals at public health posts in São Paulo, Brazil. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 2016; 1-7. DOI: 10.1002/ijgo.12004. 3. Crawford R, Rutz D and Evans DP. “Between the Combat Boots and Birkenstocks”- Lessons from HIV/AIDS, SARS, H1N1 and Ebola. Public Health. 141 (2016): 186-191. 4. Evans DP, Anderson M, Shahpar C, Nash T, del Rio C. and Curran JW. Innovation in Graduate Education for Health in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine. 2016: 31(5):1-7. doi:10.1017/S1049023X16000650. 5. McCulloch A and Evans, DP. Georgia Latino Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act: A Qualitative, Key Informant Analysis. Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association. 2016;5(4):314-323. 6. Evans DP, Donato CE, Malewezi BA, Li AJ, Mitchell AB, and Corea MJ. (2015) Outcomes among asylum seekers in Atlanta, Georgia, 2003-2012. MEDICC Review. 2015;17(4): 12-17. 7. Chiang ED, Baker ML, Downing DF, Baggio ML, Villa L, Neto JE, Hadley C, Bednarczyk RA and Evans DP. (2015) “Those who love, vaccinate”: Parental perceptions of HPV vaccination. Journal of Human Growth and Development. 2015; 25(3): 341-350. 8. Baker ML, Figueroa-Downing D, Chiang ED, Villa L, Baggio ML, Neto JE, Bednarczyk R, Evans DP. Paving Pathways: Brazil’s implementation of a national human papillomavirus (HPV) immunization campaign. Rev Panam Salud Publica;38(2),aug. 2015 9. Martin LS and Evans DP. (2015) Conflict as a Social Determinant of Health. SM J Public Health Epidemiol 2015;1(2):1008. 10. Luffy SM, Evans DP, Rochat RW. (2015) “It is better if I kill her”: perceptions and opinions of violence against women and femicide in Ocotal, Nicaragua after Law 779. Violence and Gender. 2015 June; 2(2):107-111. 11. Luffy SM, Evans DP, Rochat RW. (2015) “Siempre me critican”: barriers to reproductive health in Ocotal,Nicaragua. Rev Panam Salud Publica. 37(4/5):245–50. 12. Winskell K, Evans D, Stephenson R, del Rio C. and Curran JW. (March-April 2014). Incorporating Global Health into the Public Health Curriculum. Public Health Reports. Vol 129 pp. 203-208. 13. Albuquerque A and Evans D. (2013). Right to Health in Brazil: A Study of the TreatyReporting System SUR. Vol.9(17) pp. 115-140. 14. Evans D, Buxton DC, Borisov AS, Manatunga AK, Ngodup D and Raison CL. (2008). Shattered ShangriLa: Differences in depressive and anxiety symptoms in students born in Tibet compared to Tibetan students born in exile. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. Epub ahead of print. 15. Evans, DP, Price ME, Gulrajani TL and Hinman AH (2006). Making the grade: A first attempt at a health and human rights report card. Health and Human Rights, Vol.9(2) pp.280-295. 16. Evans D and Kohrt B. (2004) No refuge for persecuted neighbors: Human Rights and Asylum in the Americas. AmeriQuests Vol. 1(1). PUBLICATIONS: ACCEPTED 1. Evans DP, Buena de Mesquita J. Human rights accountability through the Universal Periodic Review in Human Rights in Global Health: Rights-Based Governance for a Globalizing World. Gostin L. and Meier BM (Eds.). Oxford University Press (Book chapter) 2. Anderson M, Wheaton W and Evans DP. Protection in Health in Humanitarian Settings: Principles and Practice for Public Health and Healthcare Practitioners. Townes D (Ed.) (Book chapter)

PUBLICATIONS: UNDER REVIEW 1. Stanhope K, Richardson KE, Vertinsky L, Rochat RW and Evans DP. Zika and the pursuit of reproductive health rights through legal challenge: A case study of the use of Tutelas to enforce abortion rights in Colombia. Health and Human Rights. 2. Evans DP, Luffy SM, Parisi S and del Rio C. The creation and evaluation of a Massive Open Online Course during the 2015 Ebola Virus Disease outbreak. Annals of Epidemiology. 3. Luffy SM, Evans DP, Rochat RW. “Regardless, you are not the first woman”: An illustrative case study for sexual rights. Global Health Action. 4. Li AJ, Evans DP, Bednarczyk, RA. The effect of co-vaccination on HPV vaccine outcomes: Analysis of the National Immunization Survey Teen, 2014. Journal of Adolescent Health. 5. Monteiro MFV, Tavares MNM, Carvalho ACO, Alves MNT, Evans DP, Barbosa CP. Regulação e Fiscalização em Saúde, Acesso aos Serviços de Saúde, Saúde da Criança. Revista da Saúde Pública. MANUSCRIPTS: IN PROGRESS 1. Angel J and Evans DP. “Why are we not dong more for them?”: Lessons for public health on Genocide Prevention from the Kindertransport 2. Baur K, Hennick M, Evans DP. The obstetric care seeking process of tribal women in Karnataka, India 3. Gattegno, MV, Vertamatti MA, Bednarczyk RA, Evans DP. Human papillomavirous vaccination in Brazil: Universal health coverage or discriminatory practice? 4. Kruse MH, Vertamatti MA, Bednarczyk RA, Evans DP. A Human Rights Approach to Understanding Provider Knowledge and Attitudes toward the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine in São Paulo, Brazil 5. McKinnon I, Lor A, Tomczyk B, Evans DP. Needs assessment for a training in health and human rights among Centers for Disease Control and Prevention locally employed staff: A study of knowledge, attitude and practices related to human rights. 6. Evans DP, Hanson KM, Brencic DJ, Hernandez L, Martel LD and Banaski JA. Practical training for public health emergency preparedness among graduate students. BOOK CHAPTERS 1. Inter-agency Field Manual on Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Settings: 2017. Lead author of the Gender Based Violence chapter; contributor to the Fundamentals chapter. 2. Evans DP. (2014) The Right to Health: The Next American Dream In O. Nnamuchi (Ed.), The Right to Health: A Multi-country study of law, policy and practice (pp 233-258) The Hague, Netherlands, Asser Press. 3. Evans D, Price ME. (2009) Methods of Human Rights Research In Kamminga MT (Ed.), Measure for measure: Utilizing legal norms and health data in measuring the right to health. (pp 111-131) The Hague, Netherlands, Intersentia. 4. Evans DP. (2009) Physicians for Human Rights In D. Forsythe (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Human Rights (Volume 4, pp 239-245) New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press. 5. Evans DP. (2008) Salud para todo: Cuba’s revolutionary approach towards the fulfillment of the right to health In M.M. Motlagh (Ed.) Health Capital and Sustainable Socioeconomic Development (pp 307-322). Taylor and Francis CRC Press. 6. Ewert L and Evans D. (2008) Human Rights In J. Santa Barbara (Ed.) Peace Through Health: How Health Professionals Can Work for a Less Violent World (pp 81-88). Kumarian. BOOKS 1. Evans DP. (2012) The Synergistic Approach: Racial discrimination and the right to health. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing. 2. Beracochea E, Weinstein C and Evans DP. (Eds.) (2010) Rights-Based Approaches to Public Health. Springer.

PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP Contributor, The Hill Women’s Media Center, SHE Source Expert 1. What President Trump means to the future of human rights, The Hill, November 10, 2016 2. Quoted in Zika: Why Brazil, Why Now, MedicineNet.com, August 4, 2016 3. Expert in USA Today #Zikachat on Twitter, August 4, 2016 4. Quoted in Zika Won't Pose Risks at the Olympics: Health Experts, HealthDay, August 3, 2016 5. Doctors are dying in Syria, The Hill, May 6, 2016 6. Abortion law in Supreme Court case puts miles between women and providers, The Hill, March 4, 2016 7. How we all let down Nicole Brown, O.J. Simpson’s Dead Wife, /Slant, February 18, 2016 8. Quoted in Why are the 2016 presidential candidates ignoring healthcare?, Medical Economics, January 25, 2016 9. Why do women need special laws to protect them from violence?, The Conversation, November 25, 2015 Republished under Creative Commons in English and German 10. What American children are missing today, The Hill, November 20, 2015 11. The case for public hospitals. The Atlanta Journal Constitution, October 16, 2015 12. Humanitarian workers as well as refugees, need our help. The Hill, September 21, 2015 13. My long night with Fidel Castro, The Pacific Standard, August 20, 2015 14. Expand literacy, improve health care, Atlanta Journal Constitution, August 7, 2015 15. The hate crime you’ve never heard of, The Hill, July 2, 2015 16. Online expert twitter commentator during PBS Frontline screening of Outbreak, May 5, 2015 17. Experts Discuss preparedness for next emerging disease outbreak, Infectious Disease News, April 2015 18. Featured faculty for the Center for Faculty Development and Excellence, April 22, 2015 19. Featured on Sending Nepal Earthquake Relief Complicated For Ga. Agencies, Georgia Public Broadcasting, April 28, 2015 20. Featured in In Class: Health in Humanitarian Emergencies, Emory Magazine, Winter 2015 21. Author of the non-discrimination statement in the Emory University Ebola Policy, November 7, 2014 22. Featured in Taming the Ebola Epidemic, Emory Public Health Magazine Fall 2014 23. Quoted in Atlanta Summons the Past to Showcase the Present, New York Times, June 14, 2014 24. Quoted in More Mexicans requesting asylum, Atlanta Journal Constitution, July 5, 2012 25. This I Believe, November 25, 2006 COMMISSIONED REPORTS 1. Contributor, Interagency Field Manual on Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Emergencies, 2016 revision 2. Evans DP. Our Common Heritage. Emory Report [Online] First Person (17 October 2005) 3. Evans DP. Human Rights Issues: The State, Non-State Institutions and the Individual. Medscape 4. Evans DP. Public health and human rights: Along the long arc of justice Medscape 5. Evans DP. The Calm Before the Storm: Addressing Race as a Vulnerability Before and After Hurricane Katrina. Medscape 6. Evans DP. You Have the Right to…Health? Medscape GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: AWARDED 1. 2016-2017 US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (supplement to 5 year cooperative agreement) Emergency Training for Response and Improved Nutrition (ETRAIN) Zika Geographic Information Systems Training (ZGIST) Principal Investigator ($853,438/1 year) 2. 2016-2017 University Research Committee, Emory University Intimate Partner Violence Intervention in Brazil Principal Investigator ($40,000)

3. 2016 Global Health Institute, Emory University “Maltratar não é direito”: Understanding the impact of violence against women-related laws on perceptions of intimate partner violence among women and healthcare providers in Santo André, Brazil Principal Investigator ($12,000) 4. 2015-2020 US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (5 year cooperative agreement) Emergency Training for Response and Improved Nutrition (ETRAIN) Principal Investigator ($100,000/ 5 years) 5. 2013-Current US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (5 year cooperative agreement) The Emory Center for Public Health Training in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies Co- Investigator (Principal Investigator-del Rio) ($100,000/ 5 years) 6. 2000-Current US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Corporate University Average of 10 contract trainings per year on various public health topics Principal Investigator (~80,000/year) GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: PENDING 1. 2016-2017 Channel Foundation The perceived impact of Zika virus on reproductive health decision-making among women and health care providers in Santo André, Brazil Principal Investigator ($100,000) GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: COMPLETED 1. 2015 Center for Faculty Development and Excellence Classroom Mini-grant, Emory University Principal Investigator ($300) 2. 2014 Center for Faculty Development and Excellence Fund for Innovation in Teaching Emory University Principal Investigator ($3,000) 3. 2014 Global Health Institute, Emory University Human Papillomavirus Vaccination in São Paulo, Brazil: Policy, Perceptions, and Implementation Principal Investigator ($12,000) 4. 2005 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Lessons learned from Rights Based Approaches to Health Principal Investigator ($209,435)

5. 2005 Morton K and Jane Blaustein Foundation Lessons learned from Rights Based Approaches to Health Principal Investigator ($10,000) 6. 2001-2003 Georgia Department of Human Resources A Prostate Cancer Training for Public Health Professionals Co-Investigator PRESENTATIONS: REFEREED 1. Teaching about Ebola Virus Disease in the midst of an ongoing epidemic using a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) Platform, American Public Health Association, Denver, Co, November 2, 2016 2. “Maltratar não é direito”: Understanding the relationship between violence against women-related laws and perceptions of intimate partner violence among women in Santo André, Brazil, American Public Health Association, Denver, Co, November 1, 2016 3. Health and Human Rights Among (US) Government Health Professionals, Law and Society Association, New Orleans, June 4, 2016 4. Practical training for public health emergency preparedness among graduate students, International Preparedness Response to Emergencies and Disasters, Tel Aviv, Israel, January 12, 2016 5. The Cuban experience in prevention, care and treatment of Diabetes and its relevance for US public health, American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, November 4, 2015 6. Human rights as a foundation of health in all policies, American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, November 3, 2015 7. Under fire: Sexual and Reproductive rights in Latin America Post Beijing, American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, November 2, 2015 8. The right to health among children and adolescents, Children and Adolescent Health, VI CISCA, São Paulo, Brazil, May 18, 2015 9. HPV Vaccination in Brazil, Children and Adolescent Health, VI CISCA, São Paulo, Brazil, May 18, 2015 10. Understanding the role of public health care professionals’ as immunization verifiers for the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination campaign in São Paulo, Brazil, 50th USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium, May 18, 2015 11. Rights Based Approaches to Public Health, Meeting Violence in Children and Adolescents, VI CISCA, São Paulo, Brazil, May 16, 2015 12. Violence Risk and HPV Protection: What's the connection? Meeting Violence in Children and Adolescents, VI CISCA, São Paulo, Brazil, May 16, 2015 13. Innovation in Graduate Education for Health in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies, World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Cape Town, South Africa April 21, 2015 14. The New New Orleans: Nine Years Post Katrina, American Public Health Association, New Orleans, LA November 18, 2014 15. The Affordable Care Act, the Right to Health, and the Next American Dream, American Public Health Association, Boston, MA, November 5, 2013 Advancing Public Health and Human Rights through a Framework Convention on Global Health, American Public Health Association, Boston, MA, November 4, 2013 16. Vulnerable Populations and Human Rights Issues Across the Life Span, American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, October 30, 2012 17. Policy Advocacy for Health: Legislating Health as a Human Right, American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, October 29, 2012 18. Where are Human Rights in the Global Health Agenda? American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, October 29, 2012 19. US Performance Based on the UN Universal Periodic Review, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 1, 2011

20. Health and Human Rights under Oppressive Governments, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 1, 2011 21. Rights Based Approaches to Public Health, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 9, 2010 22. Sergio: A Curriculum for Teaching Social Justice and Human Rights, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 7, 2010 23. Making Health care Universal, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 2009 24. Salud!: The right to health in Cuba, Latin American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 10, 2009 25. Dignity and Justice For Us All: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 60, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 2008 26. Beyond Borders: Human Rights Violations Among Non-Citizen Populations, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 2008 27. Measure for measure: Utilizing legal norms and health data in measuring the right to health, Maastricht Centre for Human Rights, Maastricht, The Netherlands, November 24, 2007 28. More than the sum of its parts: Theorizing and applying a synergistic approach to racial discrimination and the right to health, Economic and Social Research Council, Edinburgh, Scotland, November 15, 2007 29. The ABC’s of RBAs (Rights Based Approaches), American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 5, 2007 30. The Role of the International Community in the Conflict in Darfur, STAND conference, Atlanta, Georgia, February 3-4, 2007 31. The right to health in Cuba, European Public Health Association, November 15, 2006 32. So many wrongs, what about the rights? American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 6, 2006 33. The Right to Health and Vulnerable Populations, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 8, 2006 34. The Human Right to Health, American Public Health Association, December 13, 2005 35. Making the grade: A first attempt at a health and human rights report card, Lessons Learned from Rights Based Approaches to Health, Atlanta, Georgia, April 15, 2005 The Convention on the Rights of the Child, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 10, 2004 36. Health and Human Rights Report Card, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 13, 2003 37. The Georgia Prostate Cancer Education Project; A Model for Cancer Education in Georgia, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 13, 2003 38. The Evolution of Public Health Technology; The Black Plagues Through the 22nd Century, Georgia Public Health Association, September 7, 2000 39. The Effect of Home Visitation on Infant Birth Outcomes; The Georgia Resource Mothers Program, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 10, 1999 40. Health Education as a Strategy for Reaching Out To Parents: A Needs Assessment Conducted for an Urban Pediatric Hospital, Poster, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 17, 1998 41. A Comparison of Birth Outcomes of Infants Born to Resource Mothers Program Participants and Nonparticipants in Atlanta, Georgia, Georgia Public Health Association, September 10, 1998 PRESENTATIONS: INVITED 1. Impact of the recent elections on public health, Rollins School of Public Health, November 17, 2016 2. The human right to health and the role of the law, Emory School of Law, November 15, 2016 3. Experiential learning for global health trainees: Successes, challenges and opportunities in #Millennial Management, American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meeting, November 14, 2016 4. Managing difficult conversations post-election, Clarkston-Rollins Connection, November 11, 2016 5. Being an effective mentee, Center for Faculty Development and Excellence, Emory University, October 24, 2016 6. Global Emergencies and Mental Health, France-Atlanta Humanitarian Forum, Atlanta, Ga October 21, 2016

7. Zika Virus: Where Reproductive and Disability Rights Collide, Health Mothers, Health Babies Coalition of Georgia Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Ga October 4, 2016 8. Zika Virus in Brazil: Where reproductive and disability rights collide. Emory University Alumni Association webinar, June 16, 2016 9. Sexism Panel Discussant, Law and Society Association, New Orleans, La June 4, 2016 10. Introduction to the Cuban Health Care System, M4 Hispanic Health Elective, Emory University School of Medicine, May 28, 2016 11. Meeting the Health Needs of Refugees, Global Health and Refugees, 5th Annual Atlanta Summit, Westin Buckhead, Atlanta, Ga May 2, 2016 12. Disasters-more common than you think. Dean’s Council, Rollins School of Public Health. Atlanta, Ga April 28, 2016 13. The Public Health response to Policy Brutality, Critical Juncture: Exploring the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Disability, Atlanta, Ga April 9, 2016 14. Salud! Public Health in Cuba. Health Organization for Latin America, Atlanta, Ga, April 7, 2016 15. Zika Virus in Brazil: Where Reproductive Rights and Disability Rights Collide. Emory Reproductive Health Association, Atlanta, Ga April 5, 20-16 16. A Rights-Based Approach to the Flint Water Crisis, World Water Day, Atlanta, Ga March 23, 2016 17. “Keeping the door ajar? Immigration and Refugee Policy in Today’s World” French American Chamber of Commerce-Atlanta, Chapter, Atlanta, Ga March 23, 2016 18. Rights Based Approaches to Global Health Security, Exploring Peace Through Understanding Public Health and Human Security, International Studies Association, Atlanta, Ga March 18, 2016 19. Doing right: The ethics of health science, health care and human rights, Emory Alumni Association, New York, Ny March 10, 2016 20. Discourse of Disaster, University Course, Emory University, February 26, 2016 21. Heath as a human right: Lessons from around the world, Building Inclusive Communities Global Conference: From Neighborhoods to Nations, Boston, Ma December 3, 2015 22. Lessons for Syria: An analysis of disability prevalence in a protracted conflict, Emory University Disabilities Studies Initiative, October 29, 2015 23. Health, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Emory University School of Law, October 27, 2015 24. The Ferguson Movement: The role of public health and medicine, University Course, Emory University, September 28, 2015 Teaching about Ebola Virus Disease in a MOOC Platform, Teaching with Technology, Atlanta, Ga July 31, 2015 25. The ABCs of Public Health: ACA to Zoonoses, Louisiana Judicial College, Destin, Florida, June 9, 2015 26. Balancing Health and Human Rights, Louisiana Judicial College, Destin, Florida, June 9, 2015 27. Nurse Geneva, A Tale of Public Health in Rural Louisiana and Beyond, Louisiana Judicial College, Destin, Florida, June 8, 2015 28. How far would you go for what you believe in? Somos Todos Diferentes: Ser diferente não quer dizer ser disigual, TEDx Laçador, Porto Alegre, Brazil, May 23, 2015 29. Barriers to Healthcare in the Migrant Community of Metro Atlanta, GlobeMed Global Health Banquet Dinner, March 24, 2015 30. Health and Human Rights, Global Development and Social Justice, Humphrey Fellowship Program, March 2004-present 31. From Tropical Medicine to Global Health, University Course: Translating ‘America’ Translating the ‘Other’: Cross-Cultural (mis)Communication in an age of globalization, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, February 4, 2014 32. Abortion and Human Rights, GEMMA Seminar, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, April 2014-present. Rights Based Approaches to Public Health, Emory University December 5, 2013. 33. Health and Human Rights, Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Human Rights, Emory University, November 13, 2013. 34. Health and Human Rights, Emory University for Physician Assistant Students, Atlanta, Georgia, October, 2012.

35. Salud: The Cuban Health Care System, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, December 13 2012 Sergio, Center for Ethics, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, November 9, 2011 36. Rights Based Approaches to Public Health, Atlanta Fulbright Scholar Enrichments Seminar, Georgia Council for International Visitors, Atlanta, Georgia, November 4, 2011 37. Health, Human Rights and Ethical Decision Making, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, October 28, 2009, November 3-4, 2010, October 27, 2011 38. Human Rights in a Pluralistic Society, VERITAS Forum, Emory University, February 23, 2011 39. Sergio: Teaching Social Justice and Human Rights, Hubert Department of Global Health, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 27, 2010 40. Personal and Professional Development as Leadership, Keynote, Association of Schools of Public Health, Student Leadership Institute, Philadelphia, Pa, November 9, 2009 41. Human Rights for Health Professionals, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, October 22, 2009 42. Between Iraq and a Hard Place: The Rights and Responsibilities of Health Professionals in Conflict Settings, War and Health Conference, EMERGENCY USA, Atlanta, Georgia, February21, 2009 43. Health and Human Rights, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 24, 2008 44. Human Rights in China: The Legacy of the Beijing Olympics, Amnesty International, Atlanta, Georgia, August 6, 2008 45. The Institute of Human Rights at Emory University, United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, Center for Trauma and Torture Survivors, DeKalb County, Georgia, June 26, 2008 46. Interpreting the Right to Health under the International Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination, University of Aberdeen, School of Law, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, December 5, 2006, March 21, 2007, June 14, 2007, June 11, 2008 47. Without discrimination: Upholding the human rights of vulnerable populations, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia, March 4, 2008 48. Health and Human Rights 101: You have the right to…, DeKalb County HEAT, Decatur, Ga, February 27, 2008 49. The Institute of Human Rights at Emory University: Lessons for Interdisciplinarity, Student Health Services, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga, January 16, 2008, February 20, 2008 50. The Human Right to Health, Emory University, October 17, 2007 51. Human Rights 101, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, October 9, 2007 52. ¡Salud!: The right to health in Cuba, The National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, Georgia, July 27, 2007 53. The Right to Health in Cuba, Emory University School of Medicine, School of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, April 11, 2007 54. The Synergistic Approach to Interpreting the Right to Health under the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination, University of Aberdeen, School of Law, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, March 13, 2007 55. Mental Health and Human Rights, EMERGENCY conference, Atlanta, Georgia, February 17, 2007 56. Careers in International Human Rights, Center for International Programs Abroad, Atlanta, Georgia, February 21, 2007 57. Monitoring the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health, World 58. Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, December 3, 2005 59. Public Health and Law, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, November 8, 2005 60. Health and Human Rights, University of Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, November 5, 2005 61. Health as a Universal Human Right, Classroom on the Quadrangle, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 19, 2005 62. The Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health, International Human Rights: The Call for Healthcare Access, Emory University Law School, Atlanta, Georgia, October 15, 2005 63. Health and Human Rights, Lecture in Comparative Health Systems Course, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 13, 2005 64. Being an Advocate, Lecture in Health as Social Justice Course, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 6, 2005

65. Human Rights 101, International Student Association for Health and Human Rights, Atlanta, Georgia, September 26, 2005 66. Human Rights for Physicians Assistants, Emory University, School of Medicine, October 15, 2003; October 26, 2004; October 26, 2004 67. Monitoring the Right to Health, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, April 1-2, 2004 68. Health and Human Rights, Lecture on Social Medicine, January 26, 2004 69. Rights Based Approaches to HIV/AIDS, CARE International, Atlanta, Georgia, April 13, 2003 70. The Health Impacts of War, Emory University, School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, April 16, 2003 CONSULTANCIES 1. FHI360 October 2015-September 2016 Up to one week of consultation on assessing foreign public health legal landscapes to facilitate achievement of the US Global Health Security goals. 2. US Government Expert Meeting June 22-25, 2015 Four days of participation in a US government expert meeting on Female Genital Cutting/Mutilation among refugee and immigrant populations based in the US. 3. iTech, University of Washington January 2015 Twelve hours of consultation including review of existing questionnaire instruments and draft database in Epi Info for use in a TB study of index patients and household contacts in several districts in Ethiopia. 4. The Refuge Media Project Producers of the documentary film, “Refuge: Caring for Survivors of Torture” November 2007-2010 “Refuge” is a 30-minute documentary film on the identification management and treatment of refugee survivors of political torture now living n the United States. The film is used to educate and engage health care, mental health care and social service providers and students as well as community organizers and groups serving immigrant communities. 5. World Health Organization Geneva, Switzerland April 2004 Consultation on indicators for the right to health. The results of this consultancy were reported to the United Nations Human Rights Committee that monitors the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). 6. Deepam Educational Society for Health Chennai, India July-August 2001 The Deepam Education Society for Health (DESH) is a non-governmental organization based in Chennai (Madras), India that provides health education services in the area of HIV to women and children in India. Performed consulting duties including program methodology design, development and performance of data analysis, preparation of a presentation to the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation by the Executive Director of DESH in 1999. Additionally in 2001 traveled to Chennai, India to conduct a threeweek public health training for employees of the organization on various public health topics

COURSES/CURRICULA Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University Global Health 500: Critical Issues in Global Health Introduces MPH students to global public health issues of two kinds: (1) fundamental crosscutting issues such as the relationship between global health and economic development, and (2) selected thematic areas such as child survival, HIV/AIDS, and global tobacco control. Global Health 508: Health and Human Rights Engages students in critical thinking around issues at the intersection of health and human rights in order to inform effective public health/human rights programming. Global Health 526: Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Human Rights Analyzes how human rights are designed to provide the conditions for the exercise of human agency as the means to enabling people the opportunity to live their versions of the good life. Cross-listed in the graduate schools of Law, Theology, and Political Science. Global Health 591Q: Epi Info Provides an overview of the main Epi Info programs including the creation of data entry screens, the construction of databases, data storage and analysis. Emory College Global Health Culture and Society 300R-002: Health in Humanitarian Emergencies This course introduces students to health and social perspectives in humanitarian response and explores a range of topics including: gender and vulnerable populations, war and health, refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), food and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), mental health, and risk communications. Online Courses Ebola: An Evolving Epidemic (Coursera, Spring 2015) Discusses the evolving Ebola epidemic and its various aspects including disease prevention, management and treatment, response to the epidemic, ethical considerations and the post-Ebola global health landscape. This was the first English language massive open online course about Ebola and the first MOC about an ongoing complex humanitarian emergency. Over 7,000 learners from 171 countries participated in the course. PRS535D: Questionnaire Design and Analysis Taught annually, spring term. Presents the basics of questionnaire development and data analysis, as well as the interpretation and reporting of findings. The course introduces students to both quantitative and qualitative data methods. Curriculum Development Sergio: A curriculum for college and graduate level students Sergio is the Emmy nominated HBO documentary film based on the book by Pulitzer Prizewinning author Samantha Power, which documents the life and tragic death of Brazilian born diplomat and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Sergio Vieira de Mello. A curriculum for teaching college and graduate level students in public health has been developed to accompany the film. The curriculum is especially relevant for those interested in humanitarian aid work and first responders. Teaching themes of the curriculum include identity, ethics and professional development. The curriculum is available in English, French and Portuguese.

Public Health Ethics A four-hour course which focuses on ethics and their role in the practice of public health. This course offers an introduction to ethical theories, case studies, and the ethical codes of various health professions. Communication Strategies in Public Health This four-hour course focuses on the process of health education. Major principles discussed include: health communication planning strategies, media literacy, social marketing, and media advocacy. Creating Public Health Promotion Web Pages An eight-hour course that focuses on the creation of web pages for publication on the World Wide Web. Hands-on instruction in Hyper Text Mark-up Language (HTML) and instruction for creating hypertext and graphics are included in the course. A Prostate Cancer Curriculum for Public Health Professionals A two-day course in prostate cancer education for public health and nursing professionals in the state of Georgia. This course provides instruction in the anatomy of the prostate, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment options, health education strategies and policy issues in the field of prostate cancer. INSTRUCTIONAL TRAININGS Health and Human Rights Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation, Atlanta, Ga: June 2006; April 2008 Incorporating Human Rights into Interdisciplinary Teaching, Institute of Human Rights, Emory University, Atlanta, GA: May 15-16, 2003 Epi Info São Paulo, Brazil, Faculdade de Medicina, Universidade ABC: May 26-27, 2015 Albuquerque, New Mexico, Indian Health Service: March 21-23, 2000; March 20-23, 2001; January 8-10, 2002; July 15-17, 2008 Billings, Montana, Indian Health Service: November 15-17, 2005 Phoenix, Arizona, Indian Health Service: November 16-19, 2004 Indianapolis, Indiana, Indiana State Health Department: January 7-14, 2004 Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: September 29, 1999; December 1, 1999; March 3, 2000; May 22, 2000; March 12-13, 2001; April 17-18, 2001; November 13-14, 2001; February 4-5, 2002; April 3-4, 2002; June 17-18, 2002; February 5-6, 2003; December 1516, 2003 For Epidemiology in Action, Rollins School of Public Health: November 6-17, 2000; January 6-26, 2001; April 30-May 1, 2001; September 26-October 19, 2001; November 5-16, 2001; October 2002; May 2003; October 2003 For International Health Workers, The Jimmy Carter Presidential Center: March 1-2, 2004 Aberdeen, South Dakota, Indian Health Service: August 18-20, 1998; January 5-7, 1999; June 2-4, 1999; May 2-5, 2000; May 8-10, 2001

Nashville, Tennessee, Indian Health Service: March 20-22, 2001 For International Course in Epidemiology, Rollins School of Public Health: October 2-27, 2000 Epidemiologic Computing Using Epi Info, Epidemiology and HIV/AIDS Course for Medical Experts, Co-sponsored by the Japan International Corporation for Welfare Services and the Rollins School of Public Health servicing 15 delegates from four Asian countries: January 10-31, 2000 Anderson, South Carolina, Anderson Area Medical Center: August 9-10, 2000 WellStar/Promina Health Systems, Douglasville, Georgia: September 13, 1999 Columbus Health District, Columbus, Georgia: December 18, 1998 Community Needs Assessment Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: December 2, 1999; March 7, 2001; December 5, 2001; October 15, 1998; February 4, 1999; September 7, 1999 Perspectives in Public Health: A Specialized Training for Nursing Leaders: December 3, 1998 Review for Certified Health Education Specialist Certification Exam; Competency 1- Community Needs Assessment, Rollins School of Public Health: March 19, 1999; September 17, 1999; September 22, 2000; March 23, 2001 Program Evaluation Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: November 6, 1998; December 4, 1998; February 19, 1999; April 9, 1999; July 29, 1999; October 22, 1999; February 25, 2000; March 31, 2000; July 21, 2000; October 2, 2000; February 5, 2001; December 11, 2001; March 4, 2001; February 19, 2003; March 22, 2004 Introduction to Focus Groups Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: April 14, 1999; July 9, 1999; September 15, 1999; March 28, 2000; August 22, 2000; November 4, 2003 American International Health Alliance, Delegation from the Republic of Georgia: February 29, 2000 Communication Strategies in Public Health Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: July 15, 1999; April 10, 2000; July 20, 2000; December 13, 2000; April 26, 2001; July 16, 2001; June 23, 2003 Designing Health Education Materials Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: March 18, 1999; July 11, 2000; January 25, 2001 Internet for Health Professionals Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: June 25, 1999; July 8, 1999; April 11, 2000 Perspectives in Public Health: A Specialized Training for Nursing Leaders: October 29, 1998 PowerPoint for Health Practitioners Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: March 10, 2000 Georgia Department of Human Resources Conference, Chronic Disease 101: May 26, 1999

Perspectives in Public Health: A Specialized Training for Nursing Leaders: December 3, 1998 Public Health Ethics, Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: December 17, 1999 Creating Public Health Web Pages Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: August 2, 1998; September 8, 1998; January 29, 1999; April 15, 1999; August 5, 1999 Rollins School of Public Health, Health Education Summer Institute: August 11, 1998 CUSTOMIZED TRAININGS A Prostate Cancer Training for Public Health Professionals in Georgia Department of Human Resources Chronic Disease Conference, Unicoi, Georgia: October 9-10, 2001 A Specialized Training for HIV Public Professionals in Chennai, India: July 19-August 10, 2001 Sexuality Education: Utilizing the Text and Teacher Resource Materials Clayton County School District, Clayton County, Georgia: October 16, 1998 Health Information on the Internet Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation: August 13, 1998 CDC University Program Coordinator April 2000 – Present U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Organized and facilitated a series of two day trainings for employees of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Responsibilities included text and course material preparation, facilities management, catering, and coordination with the course instructor; Courses included “Introduction to Public Health Policy”, “Operations Management”, “The Changing Role of the Public Health Sector” and “Fundamentals of Public Health.” Program Co-facilitator and Presenter April, May, August 2004 Perspectives in Public Health: A Specialized Training for Nursing Leaders in Rome, Georgia Rome Health District, Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Organized and facilitated a series of two-day trainings for district level public health nurses; Responsibilities included course instruction, text material preparation, facility management, catering, and coordination with additional course instructors. Program Coordinator September 2001– 2003 A Prostate Cancer Training for Public Health Professionals The Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Organized and facilitated a series of two day trainings for employees of the Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health; Responsibilities included text and course material preparation, facilities management, catering, and course instruction. Program Planner and Co-facilitator July 8-9, 1999 A Specialized Training for Public Health Professionals in Waycross, Georgia Waycross Health District, Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Organized and facilitated a two-day training for district level public health nurses; Responsibilities included course instruction, text material preparation, facility management, catering, and coordination with additional course instructors.

Program Planner March 8-11, 1999 Using SUDAAN to Analyze NHANES-III Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Performed duties including: brochure development, facility management, copyright permissions, textbook purchasing, membership list procurement, information services support, and coordination with course instructor. Program Co-facilitator October 29-30, 1998; December 3-4, 1998; February 25-26, 1999 Perspectives in Public Health: A Specialized Training for Nursing Leaders LaGrange Health District, Southeastern Institute for Training and Evaluation Organized and facilitated a series of two-day trainings for district level public health nurses; Responsibilities included course instruction, text material preparation, facility management, catering, and coordination with additional course instructors. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES Morehouse School of Medicine Public Health Summer Fellows Program Evaluation Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA February-September 2000 and February-September 2001 Served as liaison for Emory University to the Morehouse School of Medicine Public Health Summer Fellows Program Admissions committee; Oversaw the design and implementation of the evaluation of the Morehouse School of Medicine Public Health Summer Fellows Program. Resource Mothers Program Quantitative Evaluation, Year Two Georgia Division of Public Health, Women’s Health Section July 1998-September 1999 Served as data manager for the quantitative evaluation of the Resource Mothers program, an infant mortality reduction program with 15 sites; Developed an analysis plan for multiple databases with as many as 6,000 records; Participated in site visits, complex data cleaning, analyses, and report writing. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Organizational Activities American Public Health Association Candidate Executive Board, 2015 International Human Rights Committee, Chair, 2009-2013 International Human Rights Committee, Member, 2000-2014 Interagency Working Group on Reproductive Health in Crisis Steering Committee, Representative on behalf of Emory University, 2015-present Member, Gender Based Violence Sub-Working Group, 2016-present Taskforce on the revision of the Interagency Field Manual on Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Settings, 2016-2017 Global Humanitarian Health Association, Founding Member, 2015 CERD Shadow Reporting Committee, US Human Rights Network, 2011-2015 International Conference on Realizing the Rights to Health and Development for All, Committee Member, 2008 Georgia Public Health Association Board Member, 1998 - 2000 Annual Meeting 2000: Abstract Sessions Committee, Chairperson, 1999-2000

Annual Meeting 1999: Abstract Sessions Committee, Chairperson, September 1998 Georgia Federation of Professional Health Educators Board Member, Past President, 2002 Board Member, President, 2001 2001 Annual Meeting: Annual Meeting Planning, Committee Member, 2001 Board Member, President Elect, 2000 Board Member, Vice President, 1999 2000 Mid-Year Meeting: Mid-Year Meeting Planning, Committee Member, 2000 Public Information Committee, Chairperson, 1999 Annual Meeting Planning Committee, Member, Society for Public Health Educators, 2000-2001 Atlanta Alliance for Health and Human Rights, Member, 2000-Present Editorial Review Activities Pan American Journal of Public Health, Reviewer, 2016-present Johns Hopkins University Press, Reviewer, 2016-present PLOS One, Reviewer, 2015-Present Healthcare in Low-Resource Settings, a. Section Editor-Law and Ethics, 2016-Present b. Editorial Board & Reviewer, 2012-Present 5. Health and Human Rights, Reviewer, 2010-Present 6. MEDICC, Board Member, Editorial Board, 2006 – present 7. Health Promotion Practice, Society for Public Health Educators, Sage Publications, Reviewer, 2000-Present

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Grant Reviews Health and Human Services: Office of Women’s Health; US Centers for Disease Control 2016 SUPERVISION OF RESEARCH STUDENTS Chair 1. Joanne Angel: Lessons on Genocide Prevention from the Kindertransport, 2016 2. Kate Baur: Understanding the Obstetric Care Seeking Process of Tribal Women Living in Karnataka, India, 2016 3. Eve Brecker: Maternal death surveillance and response: Developing implementation guidelines for Haiti 4. Ana Choban: “Where we’re from, that’s what they do”: An Examination of Female Mexican Immigrant’s Perceptions of Mental Health and Treatment in Clarkston, Georgia, 2016 5. Mariana Gattegno: Human papillomavirus vaccination in Brazil: Universal health coverage or discriminatory practice? 2016 6. Meredith Kruse: A Human Rights Approach to Understanding Provider Knowledge and Attitudes toward the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine in São Paulo, Brazil, 2016

7. Anyie Li: The effect of co-vaccination on HPV vaccine outcomes: Analysis of the National Immunization Survey teen, 2014, 2016  8. Kelley Van Maldeghem: Sexual and reproductive health programs in complex humanitarian emergencies: A systematic review, 2016 9. Izraelle McKinnon: Needs Assessment for a Training in Health and Human Rights among Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Locally Employed Staff: A Study of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Related to Human Rights, 2016 10. Zoe Philip: Psychiatrists’ Perceptions of the Barriers and Facilitators to Sexual and Reproductive Health Care of Adult Women with Severe Mental Illness in an Outpatient Setting, 2016 11. Maria Varvoutis: Secondary traumatic stress in military spouses: A systematic review, 2016 12. Samantha Luffy: Violence, unintended pregnancy, and the total ban on abortion: a qualitative examination of threats to women’s autonomy in Ocotal, Nicaragua, 2015 (Shepherd Award finalist) 13. Audrey McCulloch: Georgia Latino enrollment in the Affordable Care Act: A qualitative, key informant analysis, 2015 14. Samantha Perkins: Prevalence and Characteristics of Disability in Post-Conflict Jaffna District, Sri Lanka (2009), 2015 15. Christina Renquist: Implications of the Past on the Present: Health Care Access and Ethnicity in Rural Guatemala, 2015 16. Felicia Blocker: Clorox and canal water: Characterizing cholera risk factors for Haitian migrants living in the Dominican Republic, 2013 17. Margaret Bale: Monitoring and evaluation of sport for peace interventions: Ultimate peace for the Middle East, 2012 18. Samantha Dittrich: Trouble in paradise: HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean, 2012 19. Daniel Hougendobler: Defining and mapping the global access to medicines movement: A proposal for a dynamic online resource, 2012 20. Kaitlin McKenzie: The Bosnia conflict: Justice, genocide, ethnic cleansing and the systematic use of rape, 2012 21. Annie Mirabito: Impact of women’s education and empowerment on health status and wellbring in low and lower middle income countries, 2012 22. Navit Robkin: Mental health and suicide amongst women in Jumla, Nepal: A qualitative exploration, 2012 23. Joanna Galvez: Small water enterprise: A cross-sectional study of bottled water consumption in Yucatan Peninsula, 2011 24. Nicole Kluz: The controversy behind Cuba’s approach to the HIV/AIDS epidemic: A human rights perspective, 2009 25. Jaret Cassaniti: Advocacy in health promotion, 2008 26. Rita Maria Brady: The impact of 9/11 policies on gender based asylum petitions in the United States: A formative examination of relevant literature, 2007 27. Carmen Ashley: Determinants of South Carolina’s youth tobacco use rates, 2006 28. Gwen Brown: Black infant health program Sacramento California: Improving program capacity,2003 29. John Keltner: A secondary level review of a survey on how men who have sex with med access information about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), risk factors and barriers to testing, 2006

30. Nalini Santanam: Bridging the gap between health and healthcare among Asian Indians, 2004 31. Gregory Yoder: A novel analytical framework for forecasting new vaccine adoption, 2003 Committee member 1. Ellen Chiang: “Those who love, vaccinate”: An Anthropological Perspective on HPV Vaccination in Brazil, 2015 (Honors thesis) 2. Renee Crawford: What Ebola taught us: The old and the new, 2015 3. Daniella Figueroa-Downing: Factors influencing routine verification of Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination status by health care professionals at public health posts in São Paulo, Brazil, 2015 4. Lara Martin: Generations of war: Conflict as a social determinant of health in the Sudans, 2015 5. Isabel Pereira: HIV and Hepatitis infection among end stage renal disease patients in Brazil, 2014 6. Lacey Haussamen: The human right to quality antenatal care in war-affected Northern Uganda, 2008 7. Cynthia Hudlin: An analysis of best practice for care of orphan and vulnerable children in Africa, 2004 8. Cammie Pillar: Instructional strategies in health communication courses: A national study of syllabi, 2004 9. Sarah Raskin: ‘It depends on how they live’: Peer discourses of reputation, intimate partner violence, HIV vulnerability, and experiences of rights among young women in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 2004 10. Ralph Stidham: A qualitative analysis of issues addressing recalcitrant behavior among HIV/STD infected populations, 2002 11. Dominico Mori: Computers and Epi Info: Usage, knowledge and attitudes, 2001 UNIVERSITY SERVICE Open Expression Observer, Emory University, 2016-present Curriculum Committee, Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, 2016-Present Certified Faculty Peer Mediator and Conflict Coach, Office of the Provost, December 2015Present Faculty Advisor, Humanitarian Emergencies Research Team, 2015-present Center for Faculty Development and Excellence Advisory Board, 2011-Present Commission on the Liberal Arts (CoLA) Liberal Arts Forward advisory and selection committee, 2014-2015 Academic Learning Community on Brazil, Convener, 2013 Global Field Experience Committee, 2012-Present

Admissions Committee, Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, 2009-Present Emory Gives Campaign, RSPH Campaign Co-coordinator, Emory University, 2001 Humphrey Advisory Council, Rollins School of Public Health, 2008 Emory Human Rights Certificate Planning Committee, Member, 2000-Present Emory University Senate, Member, Co-liaison to the President’s Commission on the Status of Women, 2000-2002 Alumni Reunion Committee, Nominations Committee, Chairperson, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, 2000 Morehouse School of Medicine Public Health Summer Fellows Advisory Board, Morehouse School of Medicine, 2000-2001 Alumni Reunion Committee, Chairperson, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, 1999 Summer Institute for Health Promotion Planning Committee, Member, Rollins School of Public Health, 1999 Alumni Reunion Committee, Registration Committee, Chairperson, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, 1998 Student Concerns Committee, Chairperson, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, January – December 1997 Department Chair Search Committee, Member, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, August - February 1997 Honor Code Committee, Member, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, Spring 1997 Curriculum Committee, Member, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, Spring 1997