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Name Sort ascending	Title	Department	Overview
Shelley Hearne	Distinguished Professor of the Practice	Health Policy and Management	Shelley Hearne, DrPH, strengthens public health’s ability to effectively engage in policymaking and advocacy for the healthiest, safest, most equitable living environments.
Sheldon Greenberg	Senior Associate	Health Policy and Management	-
Sheila Fitzgerald	Associate Professor - Emeritus	Environmental Health and Engineering	-
Shayla Manitowabi Huebner	Research Associate	International Health	Shayla Manitowabi Huebner, MSc, coordinates research projects related to mental and behavioral health, Indigenous health, health equity, suicide prevention, and substance use.
Shawn McKenzie	Senior Research Associate	Environmental Health and Engineering	Shawn McKenzie, MPH, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future, leads efforts to make the world's food systems more healthy, equitable, and sustainable.
Shaun Truelove	Assistant Scientist	International Health	-
Shatha Elnakib	Assistant Scientist	International Health	-
Sharon Krag	Professor - Emeritus	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	-
Sharada Modur	Research Associate	Epidemiology	-
Shannon Wood	Assistant Professor	Population, Family and Reproductive Health	Shannon Wood, PhD ‘20, MSc, studies the intersection between social determinants of women’s health, gender-based violence, and adverse reproductive and sexual health outcomes.
Shannon Seopaul	Senior Research Associate	International Health	Shannon Seopaul, MPH ’15, is leading public health surveillance of infectious diseases in Maryland to inform public policy at the state and national levels.
Shannon Frattaroli	Professor	Health Policy and Management	Shannon Frattaroli, PhD '99, MPH '94, translates evidence about injury and violence prevention into policies and practices that will create safe places for people to thrive.
Shannon Doocy	Professor	International Health	Shannon Doocy, PhD ’04, studies the health impact of natural disasters and conflict, including refugees and displaced populations, and how to improve humanitarian responses.
Shannon Archuleta	Research Associate	International Health	-
Shahbaz Khan	Research Associate	Molecular Microbiology and Immunology	Shahbaz Khan, PhD, MVSc, studies lipid storage and metabolism pathways in human and veterinary parasites to develop effective therapeutics and prophylactics for parasitic infections.
Shagufta Farheen	Research Associate	Health Policy and Management	-
Sean Prigge	Professor	Molecular Microbiology and Immunology	Sean Prigge, PhD, is a structural biologist and parasitologist who studies essential nutrients and metabolic pathways in malaria parasites.
Sean Allen	Associate Professor	Health, Behavior and Society	Sean Allen, DrPH, MPH, uses research to inform drug policies and eliminate health disparities among people who inject drugs.
Scott Zeger	Professor	Biostatistics	Scott L. Zeger, PhD co-directs the Hopkins inHealth program, a university-wide collaboration to use medical data more intelligently to improve health outcomes and lower costs.
Scott Holupka	Senior Research Associate	Health Policy and Management	-