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Our faculty are dedicated to research and training that advance scientific understanding of behaviors related to health and how to influence them and improve health outcomes.

The Department of Health, Behavior and Society is also fortunate to have distinguished part-time faculty, including leaders in behavioral and social sciences and public health. These faculty teach courses, serve as preceptors, and guide students seeking career counseling.

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Kiara Álvarez	Assistant Professor
Harry Barbee	Assistant Professor	Harry Barbee, PhD ’20, is an interdisciplinary social scientist who aims to identify, understand, and improve health and aging outcomes among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer populations.
Liesl Nydegger	Assistant Professor	Liesl Nydegger, PhD, MPH, uses multi-level intervention methods to prevent HIV among communities of color, particularly cisgender women, transgender men and women, and non-binary individuals.
Tahilin Karver	Assistant Research Professor	Tahilin Sanchez Karver, PhD ‘21, MPH, employs social and behavioral theory and mixed-methods to research stigma, HIV prevention and treatment, and sexual and reproductive health to inform equitable, community-driven interventions.
Rajeev Cherukupalli	Assistant Scientist	Rajeev Cherukupalli, PhD, MA, works in public finance, health, development, labor markets and policy evaluation, to harness better tax and policy design to improve health.
Jennifer Brown	Assistant Scientist	Jennifer Brown, PhD '20, MPH, researches tobacco marketing and compliance with advertisement restrictions globally.
Tuo-Yen Tseng	Assistant Scientist
Danielle Nestadt	Assistant Scientist
Catherine Tomko	Assistant Scientist
Carmen Cronin	Assistant Scientist
Julie Evans	Assistant Scientist
Jeffrey Hardesty	Assistant Scientist	Jeffrey J. Hardesty, MPH '15, researches e-cigarettes and tobacco products, with the goal of maximizing policy benefits and minimizing unintended consequences.
Maryam Mirza	Assistant Scientist
Tyler Derreth	Assistant Teaching Professor	Tyler Derreth, PhD, researches critical pedagogy, equitable teaching and learning practices, and university-community partnerships to advance justice in education and communities.
Mindi Levin	Associate Practice Professor	Mindi Levin, MS, cultivates academic-community partnerships and uses service-learning pedagogy to promote health and social justice, with a special commitment to Baltimore.
Lee Bone	Associate Professor	Lee Bone, MPH '77, RN, is a community-driven trailblazer and a fearless silo-buster for sustainable change in the context of urban health and chronic disease.
Carol Underwood	Associate Professor	Carol Underwood, PhD '93, MA, MA, studies the role of gender, social class, and marginalization in global health outcomes to contribute to the wellbeing of populations.
Frances Stillman	Associate Professor	Frances Stillman, EdD, EdM, is a nationally and internationally recognized expert in tobacco control research, training and capacity building.
Karin Tobin	Associate Professor	Karin Tobin, PhD ‘04, MHS ’00, is a social and behavioral scientist who studies how social networks and place-based context shape health and inequalities.
Vanya Jones	Associate Professor	Vanya Jones, PhD '06, MPH, a health education researcher, employs social and behavioral science methods to create, implement, and evaluate behavior change programs.