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Wodajo Welldaregay, Dr.PH. |
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Assistant Professor of Public Health
Specialty: Public Health - Health Systems Management
Office Location: Stern Hall, Room 320B
Office Telephone Number: 504-816-4379
Email address(es):
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Courses Taught:
PBH205: Introduction to Health Systems Management
PBH206: Introduction to Community Health Education
PBH202: Epidemiology
PBH301: Needs Assessment in Public Health
PBH307: Research Methodology
PBH401: Health Program Planning and Evaluation
PBH405: Leadership Theory and Practice
Research and/or Teaching Interests:
Health Disparity, Diabetes Prevention and Tobacco Prevention
University Service:
University Faculty Senate, Senator
Student Public Health Club, Faculty Advisor
Division of Natural Sciences and Public Health Website Committee, member
Upsilon Phi Delta Honor Society, member in the Psi Chapter since 2005
Professional Affiliations:
American Public Health Association, member since 1995
Association for Undergraduate Program in Health Administration, member since 2005
Selected Publications:
Weimar SM, MD, Dise TL, MD, Evers PB, MD, Ortiz MA, MD, Welldaregay W, DrPH, MPH, Steinmann, WC, MD, M.Sc. Prevalence, Predictors, and Attitudes Toward Co-sleeping in an Urban Pediatric Center. Clin Pediatr., 2002;41:433-438.
Selected Presentations:
Wodajo Welldaregay, DrPH, ; Carlen McLin, DrPH; Sharanie Smith, Student College Students on Tobacco Use, Control Policies, and Media Exposure: An HBCU Experience. Poster presentation at the 2007 National Conference on Tobacco or Health, October 24-26, 2007, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Wodajo Welldaregay, DrPH, ; Carlen McLin, DrPH; Willie Kirkland, PhD; Sharanie Smith, Student. Students’ Opinion on Tobacco Control Policies: An HBCU Experience. Poster presentation at American Public Health Association 135th Meeting. November 3-7, 2007, Washington D.C.
Selected Grants/Awards:
“Smoke Free Campus Initiative” a tobacco use prevention grant from the Louisiana Campaign for Tobacco Free Living (TFL) renewed every academic year since July, 2005.
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