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Epidemiology & Social Sciences Faculty and Staff
Director of Epidemiology聽
Liliana Pezzin, PhD, JD joined the Institute for Health & Humanity in 2019. Dr. Pezzin serves as the Interim Director for the Division of Epidemiology and Social Sciences within the Institute for Health & Humanity, as Scientific Advisor for the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin (AHW) Foundation, as Executive Director of the Collaborative for Health Delivery Science (CHDS) program, and as mentor to numerous medical and graduate students, residents, fellows, and junior clinical faculty.
Epidemiology Faculty
With a rich, multidisciplinary approach, our team of 11 faculty members from diverse fields such as epidemiology, economics, demography, geography, anthropology, population science, implementation science, community engagement, global health, and environmental sciences.
Epidemiology Staff
The division of Epidemiology serves as home to 21 staff members supported by divisional grants and funds.
Institute for Health & Humanity
Epidemiology is a division within the Institute for Health & Humanity (IHH). Other divisions within the Institute include: the Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities, the Division of Community Health, and the Center for Sustainability, Health and the Environment.
Institute for Health & Humanity Mission and Guiding Principles
Mission
The mission of the Institute for Health & Humanity is to advance research and education that drives lasting positive change for health and humanity. Through scholarship, teaching, consultation, community engagement, and partnerships, we generate knowledge and sustainable solutions that promote improved health and well-being across the life course. Grounded in the study of human health, society, systems, environments and culture, our work bridges research and education with real-world applications to create a healthier future for all.
Guiding Principles
- Integrate public and community health across research, education, clinical, and community initiatives.
- Foster collaboration among departments and disciplines, and strengthen relationships with community.
- Build capacity by creating and strengthening effective partnerships that are innovative and mutually beneficial.
- Share power and resources equitably among partners to maximize effective outcomes.
- Nurture programs in public health disciplines and encourage methodological research in bioethics and community and global health.