Assistant Professor, School of Community Health
Dawn M. Richardson, Dr.P.H, M.P.H., is an Assistant Professor at the School of Community Health, where she teaches courses including Urban and Community Health, Global Health and others. She has served on the faculty since 2012.
Dr. Richardson’s work examines how the places where people live, both the social and physical environments, can impact health and social mobility. Her research is influenced by Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) principles and involves the use of technology (photos, maps and videos) to enhance youth engagement, access to education and policy intervention.
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Dr. Richardson’s work examines how the places where people live, both the social and physical environments, can impact health and social mobility. Her research is influenced by Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) principles and involves the use of technology (photos, maps and videos) to enhance youth engagement, access to education and policy intervention.
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About Dawn M. Richardson
Dawn M. Richardson, Dr.P.H, M.P.H., is an Assistant Professor at the School of Community Health, where she teaches courses including Urban and Community Health, Global Health and others. She has served on the faculty since 2012.
Dr. Richardson’s work examines how the places where people live, both the social and physical environments, can impact health and social mobility. Her research is influenced by Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) principles and involves the use of technology (photos, maps and videos) to enhance youth engagement, access to education and policy intervention.
Dr. Richardson’s work examines how the places where people live, both the social and physical environments, can impact health and social mobility. Her research is influenced by Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) principles and involves the use of technology (photos, maps and videos) to enhance youth engagement, access to education and policy intervention.
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