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More than 150 experienced faculty from diverse backgrounds
More than 150 faculty members work within the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health. They have a wide range of expertise, from monitoring and assessing health risks and opportunities in populations, to helping build health-supporting social environments through policy, advocacy, and programs. They are educators, advisors, researchers, practitioners and community leaders. They come from backgrounds in quantitative, behavioral, environmental and social sciences, policy and government, exercise and health sciences and anthropology, among many other areas. They all work in collaboration with each other and with community partners, and are especially focused on the training and education of future leaders and practitioners in the public health fields.
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Elena Andresen MA, PhD
Dr. Elena Andresen has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, her work includes mentoring faculty, providing student field experience sites, and collaborating with faculty on scholarly products.
Dr. Andresen was appointed interim provost for OHSU on October 1, 2016, and appointed Executive Vice President and Provost on June 1, 2017. …
W. Kent Anger MA, PhD
Dr. Kent Anger has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Environmental Systems & Human Health program.
In addition to his commitments to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Anger is a professor in OHSU's Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences (OIOHS) unit where is also the Associate Director for applied research.…
Robin Baker MS, PhD
Robin Baker is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health. Dr. Baker teaches courses in the Health Systems and Policy, Primary Health Care & Health Disparities, and Public Health Practice programs. Her research interests include evidence-based treatment for substance-use disorders, integration of behavioral health and primary care, care management for individuals with serious mental illness, and systemic and organizational factors that impact quality and access of services.…
David Bangsberg MSc, MD, MPH, MS
David Bangsberg, MD, MPH, is the Founding Dean of the joint Oregon Health & Science University – Portland State University School of Public Health. He is a native Oregonian and formerly a Professor at Harvard School of Medicine, Professor at Harvard School of Public Health, Visiting Professor at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda, and Visiting Professor at Vellore Institute of Technology in India.…
Thomas Becker MA, MD, PhD
Thomas Becker is a medical epidemiologist who has focused most of his career on minority health and improvement of health status of specific minority populations, including American Indians and Hispanics. Trained in internal medicine, anthropology, and public health, he began his career at the University of New Mexico before moving to the Northwest about 20 years ago.…
Elizabeth Benner MA
Academic & Career Advisor
Elizabeth Benner has spent her career in a variety of higher education institutions as an academic and career advisor, internship coordinator and instructor. Those experiences have given her opportunities to assist and learn from diverse student populations and collaborate with peers to develop and implement innovative instructional and advising strategies to fit the unique needs of individuals and groups.…
Michelle Berlin MPH, MD
Michelle Berlin is co-director of the OHSU Center for Women's Health and vice chair of Public Health and Faculty Development in Obstetrics and Gynecology at OHSU. She is also a professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology at the OHSU School of Medicine, and a professor at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health.…
Bert Berney MD, MHS
Affiliate Assistant Professor
Dr. Berney has an affiliate appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Assistant Professor in the Environmental Systems & Human Health master's program. In this role, Professor Berney's work includes teaching courses and mentoring or advising students.
As a board certified preventive medicine physician, Dr. Berney utilizes preventive services and population-based methods to benefit patients.…
Leslie Bienen MFA, DVM
Leslie teaches primarily undergraduate courses at PSU, including Global Health and Consumer Health. She is the pilot program coordinator for PSU's BUILD EXITO program, an undergraduate research training program that supports students on their pathway to becoming scientific researchers.
Her own research focuses on conservation medicine and on zoonotic (from nonhuman animals to humans) disease transmission.…
Janne Boone-Heinonen MPH, PhD
Associate Professor & Program Director for MPH in Epidemiology
Janne Boone-Heinonen is an associate professor of epidemiology and program director for the School of Public Health's M.P.H. in Epidemiology.
Boone-Heinonen's research is dedicated to understanding environmental and behavioral approaches to mitigating the trans-generational cycle of obesity, which blends two major research areas. First, she has done significant research on multi-level influences on obesity in adolescence through middle adulthood.…
Katherine Borofka MPH
Katie Borofka is an adjunct Instructor at the School of Public Health. Her academic background has evolved from the macro studies of Peace and Conflict Studies at University of California, Berkeley and her work in the M.P.H. program at PSU to more micro and clinical studies in the Master of Social Work program at PSU. The bulk of her professional and academic work has focused on issues of human sexuality, from sexuality education, to domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention work, to providing advocacy services to queer youth to providing therapy, to students struggling with relationships and questions of sexuality and gender identity.…
Katherine Bradley RN, PhD
Katherine Bradley is an associate professor in the School of Public Health and is also a clinical associate professor in the OHSU School of Nursing, where she is faculty in the Doctor of Nursing Practice program and the lead evaluator for the Interprofessional Care Access Network program. For the past several years, she served as the School of Public Health's interim associate dean for practice, working with the leadership team to prepare for accreditation, establishing the framework for community practice and workforce development and expanding the school's portfolio of internships and field experiences.…
Nicole Browning MPH
Senior Instructor II
David Buckley MD, MPH
Dr. David Buckley has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology programs.
In addition to his contributions to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), he holds a faculty appointment in the OHSU School of Medicine in Family Medicine, and Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology. Buckley's research addresses various aspects of primary care practice, including disparities in the receipt of clinical preventive services among rural residents and adults with disabilities.…
Elizabeth Bull
Finance & Administration Manager
Karen Camp MPA
Associate Dean for Finance & Administration
Barbara Campbell MA, PhD
Barbara Campbell is an adjunct associate professor in the School of Public Health. She specializes in addictions treatment research, focusing on interventions that increase treatment engagement and retention, and improve the fidelity of treatment delivery.…
Paula Carder MA, PhD
Paula Carder is a professor with the School of Public Health and a researcher with PSU Institute on Aging.
Her research focuses on socio-cultural aspects of housing and long-term care for older persons and adults with disabilities. Her research also explores the relationship between state regulatory requirements and daily practices associated with medication administration and staffing in assisted living and dementia care facilities.…
Kathleen Carlson MS, PhD
Kathleen F. Carlson is an associate professor at the School of Public Health, and a core investigator with the Health Services Research Center of Excellence at the VA Portland Health Care System.
Her research examines the spectrum of injury prevention and control, from the epidemiology of intentional and unintentional injuries to the rehabilitation of patient populations with traumatic brain injury (TBI).…
Nancy Carney PhD
Emily Cartwright BA
Interim Executive Assistant to the Dean
Education, Degrees
BA, San Francisco State University, 2009
Yiyi Chen MA, MS, PhD
Dr. Yiyi Chen has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the graduate level Biostatistics programs. Dr. Chen teaches two courses in the Biostatistics programs.
In addition to her commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Chen also has a research faculty appointment in the OHSU School of Medicine's Department of Radiation Medicine, Knight Cancer Institute (KCI), and the Oregon Clinical & Translational Research Institute (OCTRI). …
Dongseok Choi PhD
Dongseok Choi is a data scientist who led the creation of two new biostatistics graduate programs that are now part of the School of Public Health – the Master of Science in Biostatistics and the Graduate Certificate in Biostatistics. He served as the co-director of both programs from 2010 to 2015.
His current research interests are developing semi-supervised learning and "bump hunting" algorithms for big data, statistical methods for next generation sequencing data, and hierarchical generalized mixed-effects models by h-likelihood.…
Carrie Cohen MA, MS
Carrie Cohen is an instructor with both the School of Public Health and the PSU University Studies departments, where she teaches classes primarily focused on birth and breastfeeding. She also assists with administering and coordinating the lactation practicum courses for students pursuing the International Board Certification for Lactation Consultants.
Carrie has a background teaching secondary science education before transitioning into women's health and her work with PSU. …
Cara Cooper
Gloria Coronado PhD
Dr. Gloria Coronado has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Coronado's work includes collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty members, and mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP.
An experienced epidemiologist, Professor Coronado champions affordable, long-term solutions to health disparities issues. …
Carlos Crespo DrPH
Kristen Crusoe MSN, EdD
Kristen Crusoe's interest lays in exploring and developing frameworks for leadership and management that bring a holistic rather than reductionist perspective to systems. She has experience in both acute and community based care systems. She has practiced in a variety of leadership positions in healthcare and academia, including nurse manager, clinical director, sexual assault nurse examiner, dean and consultant.…
Blair Darney PhD
Dr. Darney has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Darney's work includes collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty members, mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP, may serve as preceptor, and participate in the School at large.…
Alyssa Dart EdM
Alyssa Dart is an undergraduate academic and career advisor for the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health. Previously, she was a student advisor in the PSU College of Urban & Public Affairs, working with undergraduate students in the criminology and criminal justice and political science programs.
Dart has also worked for the dean's office of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Willamette University and as an academic coordinator for Psychology and Anthropology departments at Washington State University in Vancouver.…
Melinda Davis MA, PhD
Melinda Davis is the director of community engaged research for the Oregon Rural Practice-based Research Network, research assistant professor in the OHSU School of Medicine's Department of Family Medicine and assistant professor in the School of Public Health.
Davis, who was raised in the Columbia River Gorge, currently co-leads the Community Health Advocacy and Research Alliance, a community-academic collaboration based in the Gorge with a mission to "identify, develop, and conduct health research to answer questions that matter here." She has over 10 years of experience working with patient, community and health system partners to identify and address health disparities in rural and underserved settings.…
Justin Denny MD, MPH
Dr. Justin Denny has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs. He has also co-taught at least one course in the Public Health Practice programs. In this role, Dr. Denny's work includes mentoring SPH students and collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty members.…
Jennifer DeVoe MD, DPhil
Dr. DeVoe holds a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor DeVoe's work includes collaborating other SPH primary faculty members for research and mentoring or advising SPH students.
Professor DeVoe is the Chair of the OHSU School of Medicine's Department of Family Medicine where her primary faculty appointment resides, and is Chief Research Officer at OCHIN.…
Nathan Dieckmann PhD
Dr. Nathan Dieckmann has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Biostatistics programs. In this role, his work includes mentoring students, teaching statistics courses, and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Dieckmann is an Associate Professor and Director of the Statistics Core in the OHSU School of Nursing.…
Alexis Dinno MPH, MEM, ScD
Associate Professor, Program Director for PhD Community Health
Alexis Dinno is an associate professor of Community Health at the School of Public Health, and the program director for the PhD Community Health program. She teaches graduate courses in epidemiology, social epidemiology, environmental health and biostatistics, among others. Her broad areas of interest include social epidemiology, social ecology and quantitative modeling.
Dinno's doctoral dissertation research unpacked relationships between urban residential property abandonment and elderly experiences of depression in New Haven, Conn., using both multilevel modeling techniques and loop analyses of causal feedback.…
Jae M. Downing PhD
Jae Downing joins the School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in January 2019 from the University of South Carolina. Their research interests focus on social and economic stressors on health and birth outcomes; health inequalities; and sexual and gender minority health.
Professor Downing's work explores how policies and social safety nets shape access to and quality of healthcare for GSM and other minority populations.…
Richard Dozal-Lockwood PhD, MPH
Rachel Dresbeck PhD
Professor Dresbeck has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Health Management & Policy, and Health Systems & Policy graduate programs.
In addition to this contribution to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), she works in the OHSU Provost Office.
Oliver Droppers PhD
Wendi Drummond MPH, DO
Dr. Wendi Drummond an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Assistant Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, her work includes collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to this commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Drummond is an infectious disease specialist at Providence Portland Medical Center and an expert in Nontuberculous Mycobacterial (NTM) disease.…
Brianna Duncan
Pre-award Grant Manager
Cara Eckhardt MPH, PhD
Cara L. Eckhardt is an associate professor in the School of Public Health. Eckhardt teaches the doctoral seminar in the Community Health Ph.D. program as well as two undergraduate courses – Introduction to Epidemiology and Global Health.
Eckhardt's research focus is the prevention of childhood obesity. Her research has included projects investigating the impact of maternal nutrition during pregnancy on childhood obesity risk, elucidating how maternal nutrition during pregnancy might affect infant growth patterns and subsequent obesity risk, linking infant feeding practices to infant growth patterns, improving early screening methods for identifying children at risk for obesity and evaluating interventions to improve the diets of young children.…
Laura Ehrlich MSEd, MLA
Graduate Student Services and Registration Specialist
M.S. Ed., Portland State University
M.L.A., University of Virginia
B.A. Cornell University
Eric Einspruch MSEd, PhD
Eric Einspruch is an adjunct professor in the School of Public Health. He is the principal and founder of ELE Consulting, LLC. He started the firm after nearly 30 years leading, managing and conducting research and evaluation studies to inform policy development and program improvement. These studies included independent evaluations of educational and social service programs in substance abuse prevention, student support services, services to homeless persons with co-occurring disorders and emergency preparedness.…
Teresa Everson MPH, MD
Dr. Teresa Everson holds a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, her work includes teaching classes, mentoring students, and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to this commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr.…
Jason Faler MHA, MSJ
Jason Faler has been an adjunct assistant professor in the School of Public Health since 2007. He currently teaches Health Care Law and Regulation and Strategic Management of Health Care Organizations.
Faler has worked with several healthcare delivery systems, including Atlantic Health, Salem Health and Providence Health & Services in Portland, where he currently is the director of business development.…
Emily Ford MLS
PSU Librarian
Stephen Fortmann MD
Dr. Fortmann has an affiliate appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, Professor Fortmann's work includes collaborating on research with SPH Primary Faculty members, mentoring junior faculty, and facilitate practice experience opportunities with SPH students.
Professor Fortmann has over 35 years of experience in cardiovascular and chronic disease prevention research.…
B. Alex Foster MD, MPH
B. Alex Foster has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Epidemiology programs (MPH and PhD). In this role, Professor Foster's work includes collaborating other SPH primary faculty members in Epidemiology and mentoring or advising EPI students.
Dr. Foster's primary faculty appointment is in the OSHU School of Medicine; Dermatology Department. …
Rongwei (Rochelle) Fu PhD
Professor & Program Director for MPH in Biostatistics
Rongwei (Rochelle) Fu is the director of the biostatistics education program and a professor of biostatistics in the School of Public Health. She's also a professor in the Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology at OHSU. She advises School of Public Health biostatistics students in the M.S., M.P.H. and Graduate Certificate programs.
Fu collaborates extensively with OHSU investigators and has published often.…
Sherril Gelmon MHSc, DrPH
Professor & Program Director for PhD in Health Systems and Policy
Sherril Gelmon is professor of public health and director of the Ph.D. program in Health Systems and Policy at the School of Public Health. She teaches health systems management and policy courses in the M.P.H. and Ph.D. programs, and leads the improvement science curricula for OHSU Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine residents, and for OHSU medical education programs.…
Brian Gibbs MPA, PhD
Dr. Brian Gibbs has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the graduate level Community Health programs.
In addition to his commitments to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Gibbs serves as Vice President for Equity and Inclusion and chief diversity officer at OHSU, responsible for diversity initiatives within OHSU's clinical, educational, and research missions.…
Rachael Godlove MA
Academic Affairs Coordinator
Rachael Godlove supports curricular and academic personnel work in the Dean's Office.
M.A., Georgetown University
B.S., Northern Arizona University
Bruce Goldberg MD
Dr. Goldberg holds an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Goldberg's work includes teaching and serving on dissertation committees.
Dr. Goldberg's work at OHSU is also in the Center for Health System Effectiveness.…
Kelly Gonzales PhD
Dr. Kelly Gonzales studies health disparities, particularly those related to diabetes among American Indian (AI) and Alaska Native (AN) populations. She also researches the influence of discrimination within the context of healthcare settings.
B.S., Oregon State University
M.P.H., Oregon State University
Ph.D., Oregon State University
2019, OHSU-PSU School of Public Health Faculty Award for Excellence in Service
2014, PSU Excellence in Teaching and Sustainability Faculty Award
Julia Goodman MPH, PhD
Julia Goodman is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health who does research at the intersection of health services research, population health, and work and family policy. Her research explores how social, structural, and economic factors influence perinatal health and explores the impact of work-related policies on fertility decisions and pregnancy outcomes. She is currently collaborating with researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, on a three-year evaluation of San Francisco's new paid parental leave ordinance.…
Peter Graven PhD
As Affiliate Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health, Graven teaches Health Economics,
advises students, and participates in other school committees and functions. Dr. Graven's
primary position is as trained health economist working in advanced analytics and data science
at OHSU.
As Data Scientist, Dr. Graven builds and deploys predictive and forecasting models and conducts
advanced analytics to support quality improvement operations at the OHSU hospital and system.…
Ashley Groves
Fiscal Coordinator
Leslie Hammer PhD
Dr. Leslie Hammer has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Environmental Systems & Human Health program. In this role her work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to her work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Hammer is the Director of the Occupational Health Psychology graduate training program at Portland State University that is funded through a training program grant from NIOSH; and an Associate Director of the NIOSH-funded Oregon Healthy Workforce Center (OHWC), one of six centers of excellence in Total Worker Health®.…
Debra Harris PhD, MST
Debra Harris is a senior instructor II in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health. Her areas of specialization are health education instructional strategies and techniques, child/youth health promotion program planning, school health, school physical education, youth/obesity, death/dying, and emotional abuse in the workplace. She also is an adjunct instructor in PSU's Graduate School of Education, supervising teacher candidates in the area school health and physical education, and teaching the health and physical education methods courses. …
Katherine Hayden-Lewis
Senior Research Associate II
Katrina Hedberg MD, MPH
Affiliate Professor
Dr. Katrina Hedberg holds an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, her work includes guest lecturing and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to this commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Hedberg has worked at the Oregon Public Health Division for the past 29 years, most recently as the Oregon State Health Officer and State Epidemiologist. …
Emily Henkle PhD, MPH
Emily Henkle is an epidemiologist and research assistant professor who in recent years has focused on projects related to pulmonary infectious disease. Her research has focused on nontuberculous mycobacteria – or NTM disease – along with pediatric Haemophilus influenzae and pneumococcal infection, infant influenza and adult influenza in healthcare workers. She approaches her research with both the individual and public health in mind, producing data on disease burden, incidence and natural history of disease.…
Dr. Ashley Hirai
Dr. Hirai has a volunteer affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in the Epidemiology programs. In this role her work includes teaching classes, mentoring and supervising EPI students, and collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty members.
A federal Health Scientist working remotely in Portland for the Health Resources and Services Administration, Dr.…
Josh Hodsden MBA
Graduate Admissions and Recruitment Specialist
Josh Hodsden has been a student advocate in higher education for eight years, coaching both undergraduate and graduate students before and during their programs.
B.S., Business Management, University of Phoenix, 2002
M.B.A., University of Phoenix, 2010
Willi Horner-Johnson PhD, MA
Dr. Willi Horner-Johnson has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role her work includes teaching courses, mentoring students, and collaborating on research with SPH primary faculty members.
In addition to his commitments to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Horner-Johnson holds a faculty appointment in the OHSU's Institute on Development & Disability.…
David Hurtado SD, MS
Dr. David Hurtado has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the online Public Health Practice programs. In this role he teaches courses, mentors students, collaborates on research with primary faculty, and is actively engaged in committee work.
In addition to his commitments to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr.…
Betty Izumi PhD, MPH, RD
Associate Professor & Program Director for MPH Health Promotion
Betty Izumi is a registered dietitian and associate professor in the School of Public Health. Her research focuses on issues at the intersection of nutrition, sustainability and health equity. She uses a community-based participatory research approach to explore the question: Can diet quality and health be improved among underserved individuals in such a way that promotes vibrant and resilient local food systems?…
Kenneth James PhD
Dr. James has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in the Biostatistics programs. Prior to retirement in 2008, he used to teach Clinical Trials Methods and Management in the spring from 1993 to 2002.
Dr. James joined the OHSU School of Medicine's former Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine as an Associate Professor in July of 1993.…
Richard Johnson MS, PhD
Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Professor
In September 2018, Dr. Richard Johnson became the Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Dr. Johnson is also Professor in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH) at the Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in Portland Oregon.
He received his BS degree in Chemistry from the University of Washington and his MS and PhD degrees from the Oregon Graduate Institute (now part of OHSU).…
Deborah Kaufman MA
Debbie sees her role in our undergraduate program as challenging students to critically examine the status quo and create innovative solutions to public health problems. She has been teaching Drug Education and related courses for over a decade, and developed and teaches Marketing Public Health, which is based on her work in public health advocacy prior to coming to academia.…
Hyunjee Kim PhD
Dr. Kim has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Research Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Kim's work includes guest lecturing and teaching courses, mentoring and supervising SPH students, graduate research assistant or student work opportunities, offer consultations on specific topics of expertise, collaborate on research with SPH primary faculty and/or students, serve on a dissertation committee, and maintain involvement in selected SPH committees.…
Valerie King MPH, MD
Dr. Valerie King has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role her work includes mentoring students and participating on dissertation committees.
Tania Kneuer L/OT
Halley Knowles B.A.
Safina Koreishi MD, MPH
Dr. Koreishi has an affiliate appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Koreishi's work includes mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP and teaching classes.
Dr. Koreishi also holds an Adjunct Assistant Professor appointment in OHSU Family Medicine.…
Todd Korthuis MD, MPH
Dr. Todd Korthuis has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role his work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), he serves as Program Director for the OHSU Addiction Medicine Fellowship and Co-Director of the Oregon Addiction Education and Prevention Initiative that provides training and support for rural primary care providers in pharmacotherapy for substance use disorders.…
Yves Labisierre PhD
Yves Labissiere is a social psychologist who works to understand how race, identity, language, difference, power and privilege play a role in education and health systems. His aim is to develop strategies that heal and empower individuals and transform systems.
He has studied the health effects of gentrification and residential displacement on black men in Portland, and has worked on curriculum for Portland State University's EXITO program, which works to build infrastructure to support underrepresented students interested in the health sciences.…
William Lambert PhD
Emeritus Associate Professor
William Lambert has more than 25 years experience as a researcher and teacher in epidemiology and the environmental health sciences. Since arriving at OHSU in 2000, Lambert has conducted health research on the toxins in salmon and subsistence fish eaten by Columbia River tribes, organophosphate exposure and cognitive health effects in the children of farmworkers, and investigated sick building illness outbreaks and cancer clusters.…
Jodi Lapidus PhD
Professor & Director of Biostatistics Education
Ph.D., University of New Mexico, 1998
2 R24 MD002763-06 (Lapidus) 05/28/2008 – 01/31/2017.
Native Children Always Ride Safe (CARS) Study. Role: Principal Investigator
8 UL1 TR00128 07 (Ellison) 07/01/2011 – 06/30/2017.
Oregon Clinical and Translational Science Institute (OCTRI).
Oregon Clinical & Translational Research Institute (OCTRI). Role: Core Program Director
4UH3 TR000903-03 (Saugstad) 08/01/2013 – 07/31/2017.
Bernard Lau
Adjunct Lecturer
Alissa Leavitt MPH
Alissa Leavitt, an adjunct instructor at the School of Public Health, has been a full-time faculty member in Health Studies at Portland Community College since 2011. Her responsibilities include program planning at the Rock Creek campus.
Alissa became a certified health education specialist in 2008 and master certified health education specialist in 2014. Her interests include community-based learning, food systems, nutrition, consumer health issues, and community and public health.…
Paul Lewis MD, MPH
Paul Lewis is the Multnomah County Health Officer and the tri-county health officer for Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties. He also is an associate professor in the School of Public Health.
His special interests include the social determinants of health, developmental origins of disease, health communication and good government. His current projects include decreasing opioid-related deaths, planning the emergency medical system for the next generation and improving air quality through health-based regulation.…
Amber Lin MS
Amber Lin is a staff biostatistician with OHSU's Center for Policy and Research in Emergency Medicine and an instructor with the School of Public Health. She is a graduate of OHSU's Masters of Biostatistics program. Lin also supports the NIH K12 Oregon Emergency Care Research Multidisciplinary Training Program by assisting scholars with study design and data analysis on their journey to becoming independently funded investigators.…
Sunny Lin PhD, MS
Sunny Lin is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health whose research centers around the role of health information technology (IT) in facilitating care coordination.
Her research explores the impact of IT in the context of payment reform, patient-centered innovations, and referral networks on patient experience, quality, and cost of care.
B.S., Northwestern University, 2009
M.S., Carnegie Mellon University, 2014
Ph.D., University of Michigan, 2019
Allison Lindauer PhD
Professor Lindauer has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Lindauer's work includes collaborating other faculty members in Health Systems & Policy, mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP, serve as preceptor, and participates in the School at large.…
Stephan Lindner PhD
Dr. Lindner has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Research Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Lindner's work includes collaborating with other faculty members in Health Systems & Policy, mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP, serving as preceptor, and participating in the School at large.…
Catherine Livingston MD, MPH, FAAFP, FACPM
Dr. Cat Livingston has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the graduate Health Management & Policy and the Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, her work includes teaching courses and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to her work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Cat Livingston is an Associate Professor at Oregon Health & Science University in Family Medicine and she divides her time between clinical, teaching, and policy work.…
Kusuma Madamala MPH, PhD
Dr. Kasuma Madamala has an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Assistant Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, her work includes mentoring students.
Miguel Marino MS, AM, PhD
Dr. Miguel Marino has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Biostatistics programs. In this role, his work includes mentoring students and serving on the biostatistics comprehensive exam committee and the Community Engagement Committee.
In addition to his contributions to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr.…
Lisa Marriott PhD
Lisa Marriott is a learning and memory researcher and Associate Director of Let's Get Healthy!, an education and research exhibit that uses health information technology to assess health behaviors and provide immediate, tailored feedback to individuals. The program earned the 2015 Technology Award from the Society of Public Health Education.
Marriott leads teacher professional development programs, most recently on epigenetics, with accompanying published articles in teaching journals that describe lessons and activities for teaching new areas of science to middle and high school students.…
Lynn Marshall ScD
Associate Professor & Program Director for PhD in Epidemiology
B.S., Cornell University, 1985
Sc.D., Harvard School of Public Health, 1996
Alison Martin MA, PhD
Alison J. Martin is the assessment and evaluation coordinator for the Oregon Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Needs, the state's Title V block grant agency for children and youth with special health care needs. She is also an evaluation consultant to OHSU's University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities.
She was a senior social science analyst in the U.S.…
John McConnell MA, MS, PhD
Dr. John McConnell has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, his work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. …
Jessina McGregor PhD
Dr. Jessina McGregor holds a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role her work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to this commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. McGregor is an appointed faculty member in the Oregon State University/Oregon Health & Science University College of Pharmacy.…
Kevin McLemore MS, PhD
Director of Assessment & Evaluation
B.A., DePaul University, 2005
M.S., DePaul University, 2008
Ph.D., University of California – Davis, 2014
Cert., WSCUC Assessment Leadership Academy, 2018
Shannon McWeeney PhD
Alan Melnick MD, MPH
Dr. Alan Melnick has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the graduate Health Management & Policy and the Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, his work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Melnick is Public Health Director/Health Officer for Clark County, WA, and Adjunct Assoc.…
Ryan Melton PhD
Jane Mercer MST
Senior Instructor II & Academic Advisor
Jane Mercer has been with the School of Public Health and, before that, with the PSU School of Community Health for more than 30 years.
Her early years at PSU began with teaching Health and Fitness courses. This evolved to include departmental academic advising and finally, becoming internship coordinator. Currently, she teaches Health Promotion Disease Prevention, advises School of Public Health undergraduate students, co-directs student interns and co-chairs the Deadline Appeals Board as well as serving on many additional committees across campus.…
Lynne Messer MPH, PhD
Lynne Messer teaches across the educational spectrum, from undergraduate epidemiology, master's level women's health, masters and doctoral health and social inequalities, and doctoral research methods.
Her research explores the intersection of social-environmental justice and residential segregation in exacerbating maternal and child health disparities among vulnerable populations. Her early work focused on better characterizing the built and social environments for population-based epidemiologic disparities research.…
Willliam Messer MD, PhD
Dr. Messer holds a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, Professor Messer's work includes mentoring or advising SPH students and collaborating on research with SPH Primary Faculty members.
Dr. Messer's primary faculty appointment is with the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology in the OHSU Department of Medicine's Division of Infectious Diseases.…
Marshall Meyer MST
Marshall Meyer has over 30 years experience teaching health education. He was a full time instructor at Portland Community College for 13 years and also taught classes at PSU and Mt. Hood Community College. Prior to teaching at PCC, Meyer was a program manager at the American Red Cross.…
Randy Miller MST
Randy Miller's primary interest is in human movement studies, working to understand, improve and enhance methodologies related to exercise prescription and safe, effective program design strategies used to reduce injuries and improve performance in active individuals. He served as the director of the Physical Education program at PSU for almost two decades, where he supervised the Physical Activity courses and instructors.…
Jessica Minnier AM, PhD
Jessica Minnier is an assistant professor of biostatistics in the School of Public Health and is also affiliated with the Knight Cardiovascular Institute and the Knight Cancer Institute's Biostatistics Shared Resource.
Minnier maintains a comprehensive statistical research program focusing on the development and evaluation of risk prediction models as well as the analysis of high dimensional data.…
Holly Moraes BS
Executive Assistant to the Dean
B.S., Political Science, Santa Clara University, 2004
Motomi Mori MS, PhD, MBA
Motomi "Tomi" Mori is a professor of biostatistics in the School of Public Health, a professor in the OHSU School of Medicine's Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology and director of the Biostatistics Shared Resource at OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute.
She has published over 130 articles and has 27 years of experience in cancer research.…
Ifeoma Muoto MS, PhD
Dr. Ifeoma Muoto holds an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Assistant Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, her work includes teaching classes, mentoring students, and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to this commitment to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. …
Joseph Needoba PhD
Dr. Needoba uses chemical and biological sensors deployed in the environment to characterize water quality and its determinants, with a focus on linkages between human activities, ecological processes, and human health. As part of the Ecosystem Monitoring Program supported by the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership, the lab studies water quality and ecosystem characteristics of juvenile salmon habitat in the Columbia River estuary.…
Thuan Nguyen MS, PhD
Thuan Nguyen is an associate professor of biostatistics in the School of Public Health. She teaches and advises graduate students in biostatistics and teaches two graduate courses – Linear Models and Survey Designs and Analysis. She is a biostatistician with a research emphasis in statistical methodology. Her research of interest includes mixed effects models, statistical genetics, model selection, small area estimation and longitudinal data analysis.…
Meike Niederhausen PhD
Meike Niederhausen is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health in the Biostatistics programs. Dr. Niederhausen teaches BSTA 550, "Introduction to Probability" to graduate level students and has an extensive background as a biostatistician in the School and beyond. For over ten years, she has been committed to teaching, research, and service by supporting research with study design, grant preparation, data management, statistical analyses, and manuscript review/preparation.…
Seth O'Neal MD, MPH
Seth O'Neal is an Assistant Professor of epidemiology in the School of Public Health. He also holds a visiting faculty position at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia in Lima, Peru, and is co-director of the university's Center for Global Health in Tumbes, Peru.
O'Neal is engaged in research to develop cost-effective and sustainable control interventions for neglected tropical infections in resource-limited settings.…
Ryan Olson MA, PhD
Dr. Ryan Olson has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Environmental Systems & Human Health program. In this role his work includes teaching courses and collaborating on research with SPH primary faculty members.
Doris Onnis RN, BSN, IBCLC
Doris Onnis is a clinical instructor in the School of Public Health's Lactation Education Program.
Maternal-child health has been the focus of Onnis' career. She has worked as a registered nurse for more than 35 years, working in neonatal intensive care, postpartum care and community health, and helped to develop an outpatient postpartum and lactation program for Providence St.…
Michelle Owens B.S.
Brian Park MD, MPH
Dr. Brian Park holds a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the graduate level Health Management & Policy and Health Systems & Policy programs. In this role, his work includes teaching classes, mentoring students, and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
Byung Park MS, PhD
Byung Park is an associate professor of biostatistics in the School of Public Health and associate director of the Biostatistics Shared Resource at OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute. His research as a collaborative Biostatistician has concentrated on design of clinical trials and statistical analysis methodologies on the fields of immunology including vaccine development and immunesenescence. He serves as a member of OHSU faculty senate representing the School of Public Health.…
Jaime Peterson MD, MPH
Dr. Jaime Peterson has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Public Health Practice programs. In this role, Professor Peterson's work includes teaching Public Health Practice classes, collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty, and mentoring or supervising PHP students.
Dr. Peterson will be joining the OHSU School of Medicine faculty as an Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics in December 2018.…
Tawnya Peterson PhD
Assistant Professor, Program Director of Environmental Systems & Human Health
B.Sc., Mount Allison University, 1997
Ph.D., University of British Columbia, 2005
2017, OHSU Faculty Senate Teaching Award
Ryan Petteway MPH, DrPH
Ryan Petteway is an assistant professor in the School of Public Health. He conducts participatory research at the nexus of public health, public housing, and "placemaking," making use of information and communication technologies to democratize and enhance research and practice processes.
Petteway's current work examines place, health, and embodiment among public housing residents — with the aim of facilitating permanent mechanisms for including the voice of residents within local placemaking decisions and processes.…
Donald Pierce has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Emeritus Professor in the Biostatistics programs.
Ashley Pine MPH
Rachel Pricer
Ana Quiñones PhD, MS
Dr. Quiñones is a gerontologist trained in health services organization and policy from the University of Michigan's School of Public Health. Her research interests address three main areas: (1) racial and ethnic disparities in age-related changes in health, (2) co-existing chronic disease (multimorbidity), and (3) health care delivery changes designed to improve the management of chronic conditions for vulnerable older adults.…
Dawn Richardson MPH, DrPH
Associate Dean for Social Justice and Associate Professor
Dawn Richardson is an Associate Professor in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health, where she teaches Foundations of Public Health, Urban and Community Health, and Global Health. Richardson also serves as the Faculty lead for the Practice Experience.
Richardson is a social epidemiologist trained in Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR). Her research advances health equity by integrating and building on new knowledge, combining social determinants of health with the science of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD), with the aim of developing policies and programs in response.…
Jill Rissi MPA, PhD
Associate Professor and Program Director, MPH Health Management and Policy
B.S./B.S.N., Arizona State University, 1982-86
M.P.A., Arizona State University, 1990
Ph.D., Arizona State University, 2008
France Emilie Roy MD
Dr. Roy holds a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Adjunct Instructor. In this role, Dr. Roy's work includes continuing to develop successful research programs and engage in the academic mission of the School.
In addition, Dr. Roy is an Oregon Mycobacterial and Chronic Chest Infection Fellow. The fellowship emphasizes direct clinical management of these diseases in both the inpatient and outpatient setting, provides consultative guidance to local providers in the management of these diseases, and epidemiologic and clinical trials work regarding these diseases.…
Megan Sage L.C.S.W.
Tamara Sale M.A.
Lucy Savitz PhD, MBA
Affiliated Professor
Dr. Savitz has a primary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliated Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Savitz's work includes collaborating other faculty members in Health Systems & Policy, mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP, serve as preceptor, and participates in the School at large.…
Sara Schwanke Khilji MD, MPH
Dr. Sara Schwanke Khilji has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH) as an Assistant Professor in the online Public Health Practice programs. In this role her work includes teaching courses, mentoring students, and collaborating on research with primary faculty. She has taught graduate level courses for the School of Public Health since 2017, serving as primary instructor for the online elective "Global Perspectives and Program Development" and as guest lecturer for other courses.…
Eli Schwarz DDS, MPH, PhD
Dr. Eli Schwarz has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role his work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Schwarz is Professor and Chair of the Dept.…
Jackilen Shannon MPH, PhD
Jackilen Shannon is a nutritional epidemiologist who works to understand the distribution and determinants of disease at the population level. Much of her early research focused on translating scientific findings to the medical clinic. In recent years, she has shifted some time toward working to translate medical research to the population at large through community engagement.…
Tyler Sharp PhD, MSc
Dr. Tyler Sharp has an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Affiliate Associate Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, his work includes mentoring students and collaborating on research with primary faculty.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Commander Tyler M.…
Steven Shea
Jonathan Snowden PhD
Jonathan Snowden is an epidemiologist, an assistant professor in the School of Public Health and in OHSU's Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. He also is an associate editor for the national Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute.
Snowden's research focuses on sexual and reproductive health disparities. He evaluates methods and concepts to improve causal inference from observational data, and his trans-disciplinary research sits at the intersection of population health science, clinical practice and health care policy.…
Beth Sorensen
Communications, Marketing, and Outreach Coordinator
Priya Srikanth MPH
Priya Srikanth has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Instructor in the Biostatistics programs. In her faculty role, she also mentors students.
Srikanth is also a senior biostatistician with our Biostatistics & Design Program (BDP). She has training and expertise in teaching and conducting statistical analyses based on goals provided by the primary investigator.…
Kenneth Still MS, PhD, MBA
Adjunct Assistant Professor & Lecturer
Kenneth R. Still is an adjunct assistant professor for environmental health at PSU and an adjunct assistant professor for the School of Public Health.
Still's research, detailed in more than 250 published articles, addresses multiple areas of industrial hygiene and toxicology. His primary research interests include human health risk assessment, exposure assessment, and occupational exposure guideline development.…
Luke Strnad MD
Dr. Strnad holds a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, Professor Strnad's work includes collaborating other SPH primary faculty members for research and mentoring or advising SPH students.
Professor Strnad's primary faculty appointment resides in the OHSU Division of Infectious Disease.…
John Stull MD, MPH
John Stull is interested in the epistemic aspects of teaching, particularly how the fundamentals of medicine and public health effectively challenge each other and productively live together in the students we train. He serves as director of the M.D./M.P.H. Program, which admits six to seven first-year medical students into a quasi-integrated curriculum where students complete the requirements for an M.D.…
Eric Suhler MPH, MD
Dr. Eric Suhler has a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role his work includes mentoring students, collaborating on research with primary faculty, and guest lecturing in courses.
In addition to his work in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr.…
Christina Sun MS, PhD
Christina J. Sun is an assistant professor at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health.
Her research seeks to improve the lives of communities disproportionately affected by HIV and sexual and reproductive health disparities, including Latino, black, and LGBTQ communities.
Sun's recent work includes developing and testing behavior change interventions and examining the dissemination and implementation of effective behavioral and biomedical interventions.…
Jonathan Todd PhD
Dr. Todd holds a secondary faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Epidemiology programs. In this role, Professor Todd's work includes teaching, collaborating other SPH primary faculty members for research, and mentoring or advising SPH students.
Professor Todd is a Senior Research Associate at OCHIN.
B.S., The College of William and Mary, 2003
M.P.H., University of North Carolina
Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 2016
Annette Totten PhD, MPA
Dr. Annette Totten has a faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Associate Professor in the graduate level Public Health Practice online programs.
In addition to her commitments to the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH), Dr. Totten is an Associate Professor in the OHSU School of Medicine's Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology (DMICE).…
Jamie Townsend BS
Post-Award Grant Manager
BS Accounting, Portland State University, 2014
Paul Tratnyek PhD
Paul G. Tratnyek is a professor in the School of Public Health. He teaches courses for the M.P.H. in Environmental Systems and Human Health program.
Tratnyek's expertise is in environmental chemistry, especially the fate, effects and remediation of contaminants. Research areas include treatment processes for removing metals and organic contaminants from water, corrosion of iron and other metals, environmental aspects of nanomaterials, and statistical/computational methods for estimating substance properties that are needed for assessments of environmental fate and risk.…
Jennifer Vines
Elizabeth Needham Waddell PhD, MA
Assistant Professor and Program Director for MPH in Primary Health Care & Health Disparities, MPH in Public Health Practice, and Graduate Certificate in Public Health programs
Dr. Elizabeth Needham Waddell is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health and Director of the online M.P.H. in Primary Health Care & Health Disparities, the M.P.H. in Public Health Practice, and the Graduate Certificate in Public Health programs.
Dr. Waddell's research explores the intersection between social determinants of health, access to medical care and community-engaged development of health policy.…
Neal Wallace MPP, PhD
Neal T. Wallace is a professor of Health Systems Management and Policy in the School of Public Health. Wallace is a health economist whose research focuses on quantitative evaluation of large-scale health and mental health policy and system interventions using state-of-the-art research designs. Most of his research focuses on state-level policy related to publicly funded physical health and mental health systems.…
Claire Wheeler MD, PhD
Claire Wheeler teaches several courses for undergraduate and graduate students within the School of Public Health, including the core course, Principles of Health Behavior.
In 2001, Wheeler completed a year-long associate fellowship in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Since then, her writing, speaking and scholarly work has been centered on the science and practice of mind-body medicine/psychoneuroimmunology as it informs healthcare at the clinical and community levels.…
Dixie Whetsell MS, IBCLC
Dixie Whetsell is an adjunct faculty member who began teaching lactation education courses in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in January 2016. She is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant who has almost three decades of experience as a lactation educator and consultant.
After earning her M.S. in Community Health, Whetsell became a health educator for a county health department.…
Diana White PhD
Noelle Wiggins MS, PhD
Noelle Wiggins is an adjunct assistant professor of Community Health at PSU, where she teaches Community Organizing for Health, conducts reading and conference courses with master's and doctoral level students, and mentors Master of Public Health field experience students. Wiggins is also founder and director of the Community Capacitation Center at the Multnomah County Health Department.…
Liana Winett DrPH, MPH, MCHES
Associate Dean for Student Affairs & Community Engagement and Associate Professor
Liana Winett is Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Student Affairs & Community Engagement at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health, where she teaches graduate level courses in media advocacy and mass communication for public health. Dr. Winett has served on faculty and as an administrator since 2000. Prior to joining PSU, she was Research Coordinator for the Berkeley Media Studies Group.…
Kevin Winthrop MD, MPH
Kevin L. Winthrop, Professor of Public Health, Infectious Diseases, and Ophthalmology at Oregon Health and Science University, is a former staff infectious disease epidemiologist from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Tuberculosis Elimination. He has co-authored over 225 publications, many detailing the epidemiologic and clinical aspects of nontuberculous mycobacterial diseases (NTM), tuberculosis, and other infections associated with rheumatic diseases and biologic immunosuppressive therapies.…
Brad Wipfli PhD
Brad Wipfli's research concentrates on health promotion and health behavior change. He is interested in identifying effective behavioral and environmental change strategies that impact physical and mental health. He also investigates the ways in which changes in health behaviors impact physiological processes and clinical indicators of illness and disease.
Wipfli won the 2009 Dissertation of the Year award from the National Association of Sport and Physical Education for his work discovering that post-exercise improvements in depressive symptoms are mediated by reductions in serum serotonin.…
Jennifer Wisdom
Andrew Wyman BS
Andrew is an administrator in the School of Public Health. He is currently the program support for the undergraduate programs and 4 of the graduate programs. He is housed on the PSU campus in the Urban Center on the 4th Floor.
B.S., Health Studies, Portland State University
Jessica Wyse PhD
Dr. Wyse has a primary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Research Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs. In this role, Professor Wyse's work includes collaborating with other faculty members in Health Systems & Policy, mentoring or advising PhD students in HSP, serving as preceptor, and participating in the School at large.…
David Yanez MS, PhD
David Yanez has an affiliate faculty appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as a Professor in the Biostatistics programs. In this role Professor Yanez collaborates on research with SPH faculty.
In addition to his contributions to the SPH, Dr. Yanez is a Professor of Biostatistics at the Yale's School of Medicine and Yale School of Public Health.…
Jennifer Young MPH
Jennifer Young's expertise lies in public health nutrition with maternal, child and adolescent populations. Her areas of focus include: food insecurity; school health; unhealthy food marketing; obesity stigma; and healthy weight and development. She has worked on nutrition programs, projects and policy at the state and local level.
Young enjoys bringing her work experiences into the classroom as students explore the latest data, research, policy and legislation in action.…
Belinda Zeidler MST
Assistant Professor, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs, & Academic Advisor
Belinda Zeidler has been a faculty member at PSU for over 30 years. As associate dean of undergraduate programs at the School of Public Health, she is the undergraduate curriculum chair and is responsible for overseeing the curricular changes to courses and programs at the undergraduate level. She also works as an academic advisor and internship co-coordinator.…
Laura Zeigen MLIS, MPH
OHSU Librarian
Dr. Laura Zeigen, MLIS, MPH, has a volunteer secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH) in Health Management & Policy (HMP) and Health Systems & Policy (HSP) programs. In this role her work includes co-teaching EPI 540/640, guest lecturing in SPH courses, participating as a judge to SPH student posters and presentations, and collaborating on research with primary SPH faculty members.…
Jane Zhu MD, MPP, MSc
Dr. Zhu has a secondary appointment in the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health as an Assistant Professor in the Health Systems Management and Policy programs, primarily Health Systems & Policy. In this role, Professor Zhu's work includes collaborating on research with SPH primary faculty members, mentoring and supervising students, and participates in the School at large.…


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Gender-transformative approaches to address unmet adolescent mental, sexual, and reproductive health needs in Ghana, Niger, and Burkina Faso
Adolescence is a period defined by rapid physical, cognitive, emotional, social, and sexual development.
Support project in response to the effects of COVID-19 in the livestock sector in West and Central Africa (COVID-19-AFS)
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Rectifying the effects of COVID-19 on vulnerable populations in West Africa: a research-action (RECOVER)
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The pressing issue of widespread unemployment among youth across Africa and the economic marginalization that results from many years of "jobless growth" is linked to civil unrest and a host of social ills.
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The Congo Basin holds approximately 40% of African water discharge and is critical to continental and local water security.
Climate Knowledge Brokering in West Africa. A learning by doing approach
Increasing resilience to climate change in West Africa is integral to enhancing food security.
Sustainable management of water catch basins for supplemental irrigation in Burkina Faso and scaling up in Mali and Niger
The goal of this project is to increase the climate change resilience of farmers in the Sahel through the sustainable and optimized management of catch basins for runoff water.
Multivalent approach for the improvement of inactivated vaccines against small ruminant diseases in Africa (MultiVacc)
Heartwater and contagious caprine pleuropneumonia (CCCP) are two diseases that constitute major threats to small ruminant (grazing animals such as goats and sheep) production in developing countries, notably in Africa.
Maternal and adolescent health in West Africa: Toward low-cost reforms grounded in reality
High numbers of women and adolescent girls continue to die in Niger and Benin while giving birth.

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[3.1] Go down the stairs to Hogwarts main Entrance Hall.
On the right hand side of the Monumental Staircase there is a chest from which you can get some Beans with Alohomora. On the left hand side stands a giant cauldron that you have to empty using Depulso by all three characters. That will get some more Beans.
Turn around facing the entrance and notice two burning torches. Cast Depulso on each torch and they will lower. A Spongify tile will appear in the middle of the hall. Face the staircase, cast Spongify on the tile and jump along a track of Beans into your 1st Secret Room through a hole, finding a new tile and a chest. Cast Alohomora on the chest for the Beans and cast Spongify on the tile to go down again.
Face the Staircase. There are four entrances, two on each side. The first of each side is locked and the second on the left leads to the Dungeons. Go in and have a look around. There is a Gargoyle. Cast Lumos on it and part of the wall on its left side will be charmed. Go inside the room (not a Secret!) and open the chest for Beans. Go out of there.
Ascend the Monumental Staircase and enter through one of two openings to find a Save Book. Before saving, turn right and cast Depulso on the tin soldier and get his Beans. On the other side a guy is standing. Walk up to him and he'll ask Harry in a Scottish accent if he's looking for any rare Collector's Cards?
The Card he's offering at 25 Bertie Bott's Beans is the Witch Card # 1: Beatrix Bloxam, (1794-1810) – Author of the Toadstool Tales, a series of children's books since banned because they have been found to cause nausea and vomiting. Now you have two options here: buying or not. If you don't buy it now, you can always do it later. Now save by the Book.
[3.2] Proceed up the next stairs and before following Fred to the right, turn left and cast Alohomora on the chest for some more Beans.
Then follow Fred into the Hall of Floating Staircases (the Grand Hall). First turn right and go down to the lower floor level. There is a Save Book in the middle and a chest on the far end. There is no use in saving now, but you may open the chest with Alohomora to get more Beans.
Return to the entrance floor. Go up the first set of stairs and on the second floor look left inside an arch. There is another Save Book! Go inside and avoid the Save Book. Left and right of the Save Book there is a Suit of Armor. The left one will shed a couple of Beans when shaken by Depulso. The one on the right hand side carries a shield and needs triple Depulso. Go left and turn left. There is a door that needs the Alohomora spell of three to open up.
Go inside the room – not a Secret Room though – and cast Alohomora on the chest. That will augment your load of Beans. Get out of this room and face a giant cauldron in the corner on the right. Triple Depulso will get you even more Beans.
There isn't anything else to find further on, so return to the Grand Hall and follow Fred to the 3rd floor. Don't take the middle stairs that will lift you up, but instead take the left stairs and enter the room on your left. There is another Save Book!
Walk straight up to the Gargoyle and notice a Tapestry on each side of the statue. Cast Depulso three times on the left Tapestry and collect the Beans. Now the Tapestry will roll up. Turn around and cast Alohomora on the painting. It will slide upward revealing a niche with a Skull. Cast Depulso on the skull and get Beans and two Pumpkin Pasties. Repeat the same with the second Tapestry and get Beans out of the Skull.
Now cast Lumos on the Gargoyle and an entrance will be charmed to its left side. Go in and meet a Chocolate Frog and a Spongify tile. Spongify the tile and go up to a higher floor. Turn right and find a chest in there. Alohomora will get you some Beans and two Pumpkin Pasties.
Get down and turn right entering another room. Look left and cast a triple Depulso on the Suit of Armor with the shield to obtain more goodies. Then turn around and cast a triple Alohomora on the chest with three locks for even more goodies. Better not use the Book for saving here but keep it for later.
Go to the 4th floor and enter. Cast Alohomora on the painting on your left which will slide upward and cast Depulso on the Skull inside for getting some Beans. Turn around and enter another classroom. There is a Skull on the window pane on the right side. Hmm … that does nothing. Go up to the 5th floor and enter left. Cast Alohomora on the chest for Beans and go up the stairs on your left. There is a giant cauldron and a triple locked chest in that room. Open both with triple Spells and get everything out. They'll just give us some Beans. In the side room on the right there's a Save Book. Good idea to save here.
[3.3] Go up to the 5th floor and in a cut scene meet Prof. Dumbledore and Prof. Mc.Gonagall.
Dumbledore seems glad that Harry is feeling better (from his encounter with the Dementor on the Express train).
McGonagall: You're probably aware … the Dementors of Azkaban are here at Hogwarts on behalf of the Ministry of Magic Business. Apparently they brought them in to protect Hogwarts from Sirius Black! Ron: I'll bet Sirius Black steers well clear of Hogwarts with those Dementors lurking about.
Don't pay attention to Fred who is urging them to go visit the shop. Go inside here and cast Depulso on the Suit of Armor on the left side. Cast triple Alohomora on the triple locked chest on the left too. That will augment your purse with Beans.
On top of the Suit of Armor there is a painting you can cast Alohomora on. It will slide upward and unveil a Skull. Cast Depulso and the Skull will spit out Beans. Turn around and look up. There are two small paintings on each side of the tall painting. Cast Alohomora on each and a door on your left will lift up.
Follow Fred to the 7th floor. In this room there is a portrait of a Living Lady, a Save Book, and a giant cauldron. Flip the cauldron with triple Depulso for a few Beans more. Left of the cauldron is a door. Cast Alohomora and enter the next room. Turn left and cast Depulso on a Suit of Armor and get out the Beans. Turn around and cast Depulso on the globe. Two cabinets will appear on either side of it. Cast Depulso on one of them and the Tapestry above the globe will roll up revealing an opening. Also a Spongify tile will appear in the center of the floor. Spongify the tile and bounce up into the hole. Not a Secret Room, but you can cast Alohomora on the chest in there and extract lots of Beans! Get out of there and save by the Book.
[3.4] Approach the painting of the Living Lady and it will slide to the left revealing a passage.
Harry says: Fortuna Major. Ascend the stairs and notice a Suit of Armor with a shield in front of you. Cast triple Depulso and get a number of Beans out of it. Turn right and notice two entrances. The left one is the entrance to the shop and the one in front gives access to the Gryffindor Common Room.
Proceed but stick to the right wall and enter the Common Room. Wait here for a while. You'll be warned that Peeves is hanging around in this area. On your right there is a cabinet under a tall painting. Cast Alohomora on it for the Beans. Go out and a cut scene will appear where Hermione leaves: Umm... see you two later. Just remembered I've got to see Professor McGonagall about something.
Then Harry and Ron will enter the shop. There are Collector's Cards for sale at various prices. Most go for BB Beans 25. The three on the side are rare and the middle one is priced at BB 125. There is a side room with a special Card, which you will obtain after you've collected all the Cards.
Harry can't buy Portrait Passwords yet. You need 10 Cauldron Cakes for one and at this point you won't have more than 9. You can always return to the shop later on. So leave here and Peeves will appear: Boo-hoo-hoo! Potty and Weasel!
Apparently Peeves has a Portrait Password and now it's your turn to take that from him. There is an autosave now.
[3.5] Cast double Rictusempra on Peeves and meantime keep going from left to right with your strafe keys to avoid his fireballs. After 4 double hits Peeves will angrily leave: Nasty, nasty Potty and Weasel! You haven't seen the last of me!
The Poltergeist drops a document with the Passwords. They only work on paintings that carry the same number (the numbers 1-7 refer to the floors). In a cut scene you will follow Harry and Ron going through a painting # 7 giving direct access to the side chamber.
There you'll meet Hermione: It's almost time for Care of Magical Creatures Class! Then Neville comes into the scene: Follow me!
Follow Neville through the Entrance Hall to the main Entrance Door. The game will be loaded and an autosave made.


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The Art of Retail and Destination Gardens: Roger's Gardens and Sherman Library & Gardens
Fri June, 08 - 11:45am to 5:00pm
This half-day tour is for those who like to shop or manage a garden shop. The tour will start at the premier mall of Southern California, South Coast Plaza, where we will view the unique palm collection that was acquired from the estate of Dr. A.J. Vance of Los Angeles, California, in 1986. The magnificent Cuban royal palms lining the street are just one of the notable features you will appreciate at this site. We will also take a stroll to the central plaza to view art installations, a shining example of using art and horticulture to attract visitors. We will then proceed to Sherman Library & Gardens and Roger's Gardens, a perfect combination for shopping and inspiration. These two premier horticultural destinations in Corona Del Mar, the "crown of the Sea," have been around for over 50 years working together and supporting the horticultural heart of Corona De Mar with its vintage cottages and stunning new houses side-by-side on flower-named residential streets. Roger's Gardens is a destination home and garden store for customers seeking creative ideas and unique products for outdoor and indoor living. The grounds are filled with foliage and flowering plants, fountains, and authentic Italian pottery, fine home furnishings, and collectables. A landmark of Corona del Mar for more than 50 years, this family-owned business features a passionate staff to provide excellent advice and service, as well as hundreds of decorative plant arrangements designed in-house, each absolutely unique. Roger's cemented its reputation as a destination in the 1970s when it acquired the 'Original Disneyland Bandstand (gazebo)' from Disneyland and moved it to the nursery. Over the years Roger's has paved the way for many industry firsts. The company was the first to introduce signature mossed hanging baskets and in the 1980s was the permanent home of The Victory Garden television show.
In 2005 Roger's committed to selling only organic gardening solutions. In 2007 they launched the California Friendly garden campaign, now a gardening standard in California. In 2016 Roger's added a sustainable locally-sourced food restaurant called the Farmhouse. Located less than a mile from Roger's is Sherman Library & Gardens, a vibrant cultural center in the heart of Corona Del Mar. Visitors can explore the nationally renowned botanic gardens which boasts over 140 species of palms from around the world, a lush tropical conservatory, artistic succulent garden, and gorgeous annual flower displays. The lush garden setting plays host to an array of festivals, programs, and art displays. Enjoy the sculptures in the garden or the permanent collection of California plein air paintings on display in the historic research Library. The Library specializes in the history of the Pacific Southwest with artifacts displayed through revolving exhibits in the Adobe gallery. The Garden shop at Sherman Library & Gardens also sells some of the historic prints from the library collections along with other artwork from local artists, books, apparel, and unique home goods. We will round out our experience by tasting the cuisine at our renowned Café Jardin featuring costal garden cuisine under the direction of executive chef Pascal Olhats who marries vibrantly fresh California produce with a French pedigree.
Lunch is provided on this tour.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This tour will eventually end up at Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens. For those who do not plan to attend the evening reception at Casa Romantica and would like to head back to the Disneyland Resort, a bus will be provided that will leave shortly after arriving at Casa Romantica. For those who have pre-registered and plan to attend the evening reception at Casa Romantica, transportation will be provided back to the Disneyland Resort following the event. These buses will depart at 8:30 p.m.
Occurring at the same time
Cultivating Conservation: A Creative, Collaborative Approach at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
South Orange County: Tree of Life, San Juan Capistrano Mission, and La Casa Pacifica
An Afternoon at Two of Nature's Beauties: The Lost World Private Garden and Crystal Cove State Park
Anaheim Hills and Orange County
Palm Extravaganza
Cultivating Art in the Garden or at the Garden: Sculpture Park and Sherman Gardens
Fri June, 08 - 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Fashion Island and Corona Del Mar


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Published: Monday, 19th October 2020 07:00 AM
Theme: Quilts across the Country
The Quilters' Guild is a national organisation, and our Collection remit spans the whole of the British Isles. This week we look at some beautiful examples from across the Isles, showing the rich variety of designs and beautiful workmanship in our Collection.
This brightly coloured silk and velvet coverlet is made using crazy patchwork which has been embellished with embroidery. It was made by Elizabeth Ferguson in the 1880s during her teen years when she lived on a farm in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Her initials 'E. F' can be found embroidered on one piece, and the coverlet is backed with a green and cream striped silk fabric which came from her mother's wedding dress.
This rectangular pieced frame patchwork coverlet made from woollen tailors samples and backed with Turkey Red paisley cotton. The pieces have been machine stitched and the edges of the quilt butted in and machined. It was made by Mrs Duff, a tailoress in Edinburgh, who used samples and left over pieces from her tailoring business.
This Welsh quilt combines the strong colours of brown, red, blue and yellow to produce an eye-catching frame design with an eight pointed star in the centre and at each corner. The pieced design and elaborate quilting motifs are then framed by a prairie point edge in brown and blue. The quilting design is set out in the traditional Welsh frame layout, with a central medallion and very distinctly defined borders. The quilting motifs include spirals, four petal flowers, leaves and the Welsh Scissors motif. Unfortunately, very little is known about the maker, other than it is thought that she came from a farming family in Wales.
This beautiful and intricate mosaic patchwork is made from rich silk, brocade and velvet, and each individual piece has been outlined in gold silk braid. The small pieces have been hand sewn over paper templates, making the construction of this elaborate quilt very time consuming. It is backed with a paisley design cotton and red wool reverse which has been quilted in a chevron design to a central cotton wadding. The quilt is said to have been made for Colonel. Ridehalgh and his wife of Fell Foot House in the Lake District, as a gift from their female servants.
The rectangular woollen fabrics used to make this coverlet all came from a Tailors fabric sample book, and the coverlet is backed with a purple stripe printed cotton. It was made by Nicholas Lambert, who was a Tailor from Ryde on the Isle of Wight, and is one of a small number in the Collection known to have been made by a man.
Thirties Wool Samples Coverlet, made in Edinburgh
Welsh Frame Quilt
The Ridehalgh Quilt, made in Cumbria
Tailor's sample coverlet, made on the Isle of Wight
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The novel centers around Jefferson's unjust conviction and his friends' attempts to help him die with human dignity. A relatively simple man, Jefferson has spent his entire life on the plantation, working for poor wages. He has always worked without protest, believing that his place in the world is a lowly one. When Jefferson's lawyer defends Jefferson by likening him to a mindless hog, Jefferson becomes terrified and infuriated, obsessed by the possibility that he really is no better than a hog. He rages in his cell, mimicking a hog's behavior and jeering at his friends and family, or refusing to speak to them.
When Grant visits Jefferson for the first time, Jefferson is so withdrawn and sullen that Grant thinks it will be impossible to help him. Jefferson does change with Grant's help, however. He begins to believe in his own worth, and he realizes his life and manner of dying might have symbolic importance for his community. Gaines casts Jefferson as a Christ figure, a man to whom people look for their own salvation. Jefferson becomes brave and thoughtful, and his journal reveals the truth that even the most woefully uneducated man can possess depths of intelligence and lyricism.


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Q: How can I run RSpec on Github Action , if it is not working? Click here to view the error     getting the error like this

RSpec Tests
on:
  push:
    branches:
      - unit-testing-air
  pull_request:
    branches:
      - unit-testing-air
jobs:
  rspec:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    env:
      RAILS_ENV: test
    steps:
      - name: Checkout Repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v2
      - name: Install postgres client
        run: sudo apt-get install libpq-dev
      - name: Install Gemfile
        run: gem install bundler -v '2.3.6'
      - name: Install dependencies
        run: bundle install
      - name: Create database
        run: |
          bundler exec rails db:create RAILS_ENV=test
          bundler exec rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test
      - name: RSpec
        run: bundler exec rspec

This is my .yml file included in the .github/workflows in my project. I am able to run rspec tests on my local but my sole purpose is to run the test cases as the github action on pull request or push simply .

A: Here is my workflow.
Note that I deal with Postgres also which might not be your case
name: "RSpec"
on:
  push:
    branches: [ "development" ]
  pull_request:
    branches: [ "development" ]
jobs:
  test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@v3
    - uses: ruby/setup-ruby@v1
      with:
        bundler-cache: true # runs 'bundle install' and caches installed gems automatically
    - name: Set up PostgreSQL
      uses: Harmon758/postgresql-action@v1.0.0
      with:
        postgresql user: test
        postgresql password: password
    - name: Build app
      run: |
        gem install bundler
        bundle config path vendor/bundle
        bundle install --jobs 4 --retry 3
        bundle exec rails db:create RAILS_ENV=test
        bundle exec rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test
      env:
        DATABASE_URL: 'postgres://test:password@localhost/application_test'
    - name: Run specs
      run: |
        bundle exec rspec
      env:
        DATABASE_URL: 'postgres://test:password@localhost/application_test'

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A groundbreaking and richly illustrated study of the leading artist of the twentieth century.
In this original and innovative book, Christopher Green explores how Pablo Picasso, through the manipulation of pictorial signs, explored ideas about the living and the dead. Oscillating between the animate and the inanimate, Picasso created objects that live, and figures that are as dead as objects.
Covering the period from the creation of the Demoiselles d'Avignon in 1907 to the artist's association with the Surrealists in the early 1930s, the book offers a journey through Picasso's imagination and reveals―by way of Apollinaire, Breton, and Freud, among others―the ideas and reflections associated with life and death in his work.


Most of the decorative elements were created specifically for this project from innovative materials, because Van Duysen wants to set a new showcase standard to enhance the furnishings and the kitchens. Two types of flooring - one in dark wood and another more technical version in light wood - alternate to define the individual room spaces. Sophisticated natural materials like glass, bronze and unfinished metal, the chiaroscuro interplay of shades of sand and warm grey alternate with luminous shades of green.
At IMM Cologne, Molteni&C will be hosting a project called "The Collector's House", which started in the spring for the Salone del Mobile 2018 to present a selection of works by contemporary artists. An ideal collection, created by curator Caroline Corbetta, helps to create an ecosystem in which art and design can coexist with imagination, style and personality.


Ken Griffin is a hedge fund manager with an enviable net worth of $7 billion. According to published reports, he recently settled a contentious divorce dispute with his wife, Anne Dias Griffin, shortly before it was scheduled to go to trial.
There was a lot at stake. His wife claimed Griffin earned an unbelievable $100 million a month!
I don't understand the fascination that investors, including pension and endowment funds, have for hedge funds. As my colleague, Larry Swedroe, noted, for the 10-year period from 2005-2014, the HFRX Global Hedge Fund Index underperformed every major stock and bond asset class.
You might think this data would dissuade most investors. Clearly, this is not happening. According to data from the HFR Global Hedge Fund Industry Report, investors allocated $21.5 billion in net new capital to hedge funds in the second quarter of 2015. Total hedge fund assets globally are $2.97 trillion.
If historical underperformance isn't enough, a recent study adds another concern. The study examined 31,542 hedge funds, 18,295 of which were "live" and 13,247 of which were "dead." It found that hedge fund managers significantly underperform while undergoing a divorce. The underperformance is significant. In the six-month period surrounding a divorce, hedge fund managers underperform by 4.33 percent per year compared to the pre-divorce period. During the same six-month period, fund alpha declined by 7.39 percent per year.
Moreover, this underperformance persisted beyond that six-month period. The funds continued to underperform by a risk-adjusted 2.29 percent per year up to two years post-divorce.
That's already pretty bad, but it gets even worse. The study also found that, during the six-month period surrounding a marriage, "fund alpha falls by 8.50 percent per annum." Both marriage and divorce, it appears, are major life events that distract hedge fund managers from their focus on investments.
The authors of the study found the distraction of marriage and divorce caused hedge fund managers to make fewer investment decisions. They were more likely to mimic the risk loadings of their "investment style peers" and to increase their allocation to stocks in the S&P 500 index.
Distracted fund managers also made poorer investment decisions and exercised less discipline. They were more likely to hold onto their losses and realize gains during periods in which they were distracted.
While this study was limited to hedge funds, the findings could have far-ranging implications. Do they apply to all actively managed funds? What about alternative investments? Do they apply to brokers and financial advisors? What about other major life events, like the birth of a child? What about other traumatic events, like a health crisis, death of a loved one or the divorce of a close relative?
Evidence-based investors don't have to worry much about these issues. Most of the work managing index funds is computer based, since the mandate of such funds is simply to track the returns of the benchmark index.
If you need another reason to abandon active management, maybe the potential for your fund manager to be distracted by life events will be the tipping point.


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