Public Health
Evaluation Studies Group
The Public Health Evaluation Studies Group is directed by
Dr. Marsha Davis. The group, drawing on
expertise throughout the College of Public Health and the University of Georgia,
collaborates with state and local community agencies to evaluate and assess
their public-health policies, activities and programs across a variety of
areas, and works with federal agencies on funded grant and contract
projects. More Information.
The Traffic Safety Research and Evaluation Group
Drs. Carol Cotton and Stu Fors lead the Traffic Safety Research and Evaluation Group (TSREG) which consists of a working group of scholars and practitioners dedicated to reducing the morbidity and mortality caused by highway traffic crashes. This is completed through interdisciplinary research identifying effective program strategies and best practices for highway safety planning.
More information.
Workplace Health Group
The Workplace Health Group conducts research on workplace health and organizational effectiveness. This work is fostered through multi-disciplinary collaboration and partnerships with business and industry. More information.
Youth Violence Prevention Group
The Youth Violence Prevention Group conducts research on the study and prevention of school violence and bullying and the promotion of positive, caring school environments. More information.
Cancer screening education and promotion, HIV prevention, and evaluation of health programs
Dr. Su-I Hou has been involved in the EncorePlus Evaluation (Evaluation of a National Breast & Cervical Cancer Education Program), funded by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; "HIV filter paper home screening for high risk people in Taiwan" and "HIV(+) cases follow-up project", funded by Department of Health, R.O.C.
Other areas of research in the department include:
Adolescent health issues
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
Program Evaluation
Community Health Promotion