Associate Professor, Emeritus
Over the course of her career she has focused her work on designing and evaluating public health campaigns, particularly those campaigns that utilize mass media. Before joining the faculty at Portland State University she conducted health communication research at the Health Behavior Research Institute at the University of Southern California. Hearing loss prevention, breast and cervical cancer, and drug abuse prevention have been her specific research area interests. Currently, she is examining the effects of communication on adolescent hearing conservation in collaboration with the Oregon Hearing Research Center at Oregon Health & Science University. She teaches a graduate course in health communication as well as undergraduate courses in community health. Her coursework also includes a senior seminar in controversial health issues, and a sophomore inquiry course entitled Healthy People, Healthy Places.
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About Judith L. Sobel
Over the course of her career she has focused her work on designing and evaluating public health campaigns, particularly those campaigns that utilize mass media. Before joining the faculty at Portland State University she conducted health communication research at the Health Behavior Research Institute at the University of Southern California. Hearing loss prevention, breast and cervical cancer, and drug abuse prevention have been her specific research area interests. Currently, she is examining the effects of communication on adolescent hearing conservation in collaboration with the Oregon Hearing Research Center at Oregon Health & Science University. She teaches a graduate course in health communication as well as undergraduate courses in community health. Her coursework also includes a senior seminar in controversial health issues, and a sophomore inquiry course entitled Healthy People, Healthy Places.
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- Mass Media and Health
- Community Health Principles and Practices
- Healthy People, Healthy Places
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