Dr. Natalie Sabik to present at Virtual Conference hosted by the Berlin Institute of Health QUEST Center for Responsible Research

The conference, “The Impact of Diversity on Research Quality: Exploring the Knowledge Gap” will be held October 31, 2023 and November 1, 2023.  Her presentation “Leveraging Intersectional Theory to Investigate Representation in Social Science Research” focuses on how intersectional theory can be applied to highlight broader trends in social science methods that impact visibility and […]

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Dr. Natalie Sabik receives 2023 Innovative Teaching Award from the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI)

This award recognizes effective courses addressing social issues.  Dr. Sabik received the award for her work teaching about intersectionality and for the development of the Intersectional Toolbox, a novel way of teaching about intersectional and research.  More information about Dr. Sabik’s work can be found here.

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Dr. Natalie Sabik-Panelist for IAPHS Webinar “The Nuts and Bolts of Using an Intersectionality Framework in Population Health Research”

Dr. Sabik was an invited panelist at the Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) webinar.  The event had 250+ registrants and the webinar was recorded and shared in the IAPHS archives available to members of the organization.  The webinar can be found by clicking here.

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Dr. Nekehia Quashie appointed to the Journal of Global Ageing as Regional Liaison for Latin America and the Caribbean

 Dr. Quashie has been appointed the Regional Liaison for Latin America and the Caribbean within the editorial college of the The Journal of Global Ageing- a new journal published by Policy Press in association with the British Society of Gerontology.

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Wealth inequalities in physical and cognitive impairments across Japan and Europe: the role of health expenditure and infrastructure

Dr. Nekehia Quashie along with a team of Japanese and German researchers examined the relationship between wealth and later life health based on physical and cognitive impairments among older adults in Europe and Japan. In this study the team found that physical and cognitive impairments were more contracted among less wealthy groups. The team also […]

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Neighborhood socioeconomic position, living arrangements, and cardiometabolic disease among older Puerto Ricans: An examination using PREHCO 2002–2007

Dr. Nekehia Quashie and a team of US and Puerto Rico based researchers recently published a study  -Neighborhood socioeconomic position, living arrangements and cardiometabolic disease among older Puerto Ricans: An examination using PREHCO 2002-2007. The study showed that living in a socioeconomically advantaged neighborhood was associated with a lower risk of having a cardiometabolic condition […]

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Health Studies Professors present at the College of Health Sciences Research Forum

Dr. Natalie Sabik presenting her research examining stress, body image, and women’s health at mid-life.Dr. Nekehia Quashie speaking about her studies examining the importance of family ties to later life health.Dr. Steven Cohen presenting his research exploring life expectancy, health disparities, and caregiving to older adults.

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Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition-Published Article

Health Studies faculty members Dr. Steve Cohen, Dr. Molly Greaney, and Ms. Cait Nash, along with Health Studies alumna Erin Byrne, recently published an article in the Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition on the relationships between income inequality and life expectancy.  Results of the study showed that while as income inequality increased, life expectancy […]

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