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Health Behavior and Health Education Faculty forum 
Welcome to the HBHE Faculty Forum! Featuring information and links to interviews, podcasts, and publications by the Department's faculty.
Awards and recognition
 Noel Brewer, PhD  Wizdom Powell Hammond, PhD
 Eugenia Eng, DrPH Associate professor Noel Brewer, PhD received the 2011 Hettleman Prize for Artistic and Scholarly Achievement by Young Faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill. More.
Assistant professor Wizdom Powell Hammond, PhD is spending the year in Washington, DC as a 2011-2012 White House Fellow.
Professor Eugenia (Geni) Eng, DrPH was presented with the 2011 Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH)/Pfizer Faculty Award
for Excellence in Academic Public Health Practice during the ASPH reception that was held during the 2011 American Public Health Association's Annual Meeting and Conference in Washington, D.C. The award recognizes
faculty members from accredited ASPH-member schools whose careers have
advanced and integrated scholarly public health practice through
research, teaching and service.
Faculty features Dr. Kurt R
 Kurt Ribisl, PhD As a tobacco prevention and control researcher, he also discusses the current and potential impact of internet cigarette sales in a video spot sponsored by The Substance Abuse Policy Research Program. Dr. Ribisl has conducted research that investigated the role of the internet
vendors in providing underage teenagers with access to low cost
cigarettes. His work has revealed that internet cigarette sales pose a
threat to public health efforts that have helped reduce smoking rates in
the United States, especially among underage smokers.
Professor and Chair Jo Anne Earp, ScD, led the highly effective NC Breast Cancer Screening Project for over two decades. It has now been recognized as a national model by the National Cancer Institute. more
 Suzanne Maman, PhD The University of Florida's Medical Anthropology Club featured an interview with Associate Professor Suzanne Maman for the inaugural event for this podcast series. In this podcast, Dr. Maman discusses the role of religion in HIV-positive women's disclosure experiences
and coping strategies in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. [Listen to the podcast.] |
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| Last updated December 01, 2011 |
