Faculty Fellows
About the Faculty Fellows Program
The purpose of the USA Center Faculty Fellows program is to provide scholars support and leadership opportunities to pursue research, professional development, and service opportunities in rural and/or tribal disaster resilience as it relates to public health. USA Center Faculty Fellows are an integral part of the USA Center’s mission. Fellows actively research public health topics and/or develop community engagement projects focusing on issues related to emergency management and community resilience. The USA Center, through the Faculty Fellows program, endeavors to forge a transdisciplinary hub that facilitates collaboration across the Texas A&M School of Public Health, Texas A&M University, and beyond by uniting researchers, students, and practitioners engaged in related lines of research.
Senior Faculty Fellows
Shawn Gibbs, PhD, MBA, CIH
Tiffany A. Radcliff, PhD
Glen A. Laine, PhD
Gerald W. Parker, DVM, PhD
Faculty Fellows
Hannah Rochford, PhD, MPH
Alee Lockman, PhD, MPH
