MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training

Building on infrastructure provided by the Centers of Excellence in MCH funding, the purpose of the MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training support is to train the future MCH epidemiologic workforce and promote advancements in applied MCH research. 

Program objectives include:

1. Provide financial support to doctoral students who conduct state or local level analyses on a public health topic important to MCH populations as the foundation of their dissertation; 
2. Educate doctoral students in current and emerging topics in MCH epidemiology, data collection, surveillance systems, advanced applied and quantitative analytic methods, and frameworks relevant to state and local MCH populations and programs; and 
3. Strengthen the evidence base in MCH through publication of dissertation research in peer-reviewed journals.

Awards

1. Boston University
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
2. Emory University
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
3. Johns Hopkins University
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
4. Tulane University
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
5. University of California, Los Angeles
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
6. University of Illinois at Chicago
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
7. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training
8. University of South Florida
   Grant Title: MCH Epidemiology Doctoral Training

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Need more information, or have a specific question? Get in touch with Ayanna Johnson, M.S.P.H. at ajohnson5@hrsa.gov