The COHPA Research Faculty Fellowship is a competitive program that promotes the professional development of faculty researchers in the College of Health and Public Affairs. The fellowship includes a $2,500 stipend. Each fellow completes the program by submitting a research proposal to a federal funding agency.
Congratulations to the 2011-12 cohort
of Research Faculty Fellows, pictured below, on
their
completion of the yearlong program.

(Standing, left to right): Fellows Lee Ross and Brandi
Blesset, Dean Mike Frumkin,
Associate Dean Tom Wan, Fellows Kenyatta Rivers and Kareem
Jordan
(Seated, left to right): Fellows Jo Ann Smith, Carey Rothschild,
Shawn Lawrence and
Jennifer Tucker
Not pictured: Fellows Anthony Kong and Jane Lieberman
Final presentations by 2011-2012 fellows:
2011-12 Faculty Research Fellows Training Schedule
In 2010, seven faculty members were selected to form the College of Health and Public Affairs' second cohort of Research Faculty Fellows.
In fall 2010 and spring 2011, the fellows will:
• Attend intensive workshops on advanced methodologies and statistics
• Receive mentoring on research and scholarship, including research design, transfer of knowledge and writing for scientific publications
• Receive structured feedback from experienced grant writers on a research proposal
(Left to right): Lynn Unruh, Darren Liu, Cynthia Brown,
Bernardo Ramirez, Jamie Schwartz, Kendall Cortelyou-
Ward, Julia Buckey and Maysoun Dimachkie Masri.
Not pcitured: Teresa Daly