Macauda, PhD, MPH, Mark Michael
Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Macauda is a Medical Anthropologist who works with the Core for Applied Research and Evaluation. He primarily works with state agencies and community organizations, assessing the implementation and impact of public health programs. Dr. Macauda has expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods in applied research settings; as well as a background in adolescent reproductive health and vector-borne disease prevention.
Biographical Profile
- College
- Arnold School of Public Health
- Department
- Applied Research & Evaluation (CARE)
Interest Background
- Interest Keywords
- adolescent reproductive health, vector-borne disease prevention, qualitative and quantitative research methods
- Personal Focus Areas
- works with the Core for Applied Research and Evaluation, assesses implementation and impact of public health programs with state agencies & community orgs, expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods in applied research settings
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