The Center for Health Policy is proud to employ individuals from an array of diverse disciplines including faculty to research fellows to project leaders and other staff. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to the Center's mission and to members of the community and health services organizations.

Faculty
Educational backgrounds for our faculty include:

• Economics
• Medicine
• Public Health
• Public Policy
• Statistics
  

Project Leaders
Our project leaders have earned advanced degrees in:

• Community Psychology
• Public Health
• Social Work
  

Staff
Other staff members have degrees and experience in the fields of:

• Health Education
• HIV/AIDS Community Service
• Computer Science
• Information Technology
• Research and Evaluations
  
  

HIP Fellows
One of our largest programs within the Center for Health Policy is our Health Inequalities Program (HIP). Our HIP Research Fellows program recognizes the contributions of individuals to the field of HIV/AIDS and health inequalities. Research Fellows are offered appointments because their experiences provide a unique and invaluable perspective that will help to enhance the program. As a Senior Research Fellow, they utilized their expertise to collaborate with other HIP members on at least one project over a three-year period. The HIP Fellows also meet biannually to discuss the program’s progress and future directives:

• Psychology
• Sociology
• Psychiatry
• Medicine (General Practitioners, Geriatrics,  Infectious Disease, Ophthalmology, Nursing)