Name and Title |
Professional Interests |
Contact Information |
| Daniel Agley, Ed.D.
Associate Professor |
program evaluation, environmental health, research, statistics |
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Patricia M. Alt, Ph.D.
Professor |
ethical issues in health care and human subjects research, gerontology (particularly community-based care and dementia care), state-level policymaking in health care |
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death and dying, health policy, pharmaceutical policy, sexual health, social determinants of health, women's health |
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human sexuality, environmental issues, mental health issues, effective education |
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Mary Carter, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
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strategic planning, organizational change, new service development, service line analysis, feasibility studies, project management, budgeting/cost analysis |
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Donna Cox, Ph.D.
Professor, ATOD Prevention Center Director
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long-term care and services, care-giving, self-care and the aged, medical care systems, managed care, federal health programs, health and aging policy |
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nutrition and its relationship to weight management in adults and children, nutrition in disease prevention, particularly diabetes and heart disease |
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child and adolescent obesity,
coordinated school health programs,
effective health education curricula and teaching strategies,
worksite wellness programs
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Laurencia Hutton Rogers, DrPH, CHES
Clinical Assistant Professor; Community Health Internship Coordinator |
maternal and child health
religion and health
sexual and reproductive health
minority health |
Burdick Hall, Rm. 165
410-704-4222
LHuttonrogers@towson.edu |
Mary Helen McSweeney-Feld, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Department Chairperson; Acting Program Director Gerontology |
healthcare finance
long term care administration
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Budick Hall, Room 141
410-704-4219
mmcsweeneyfeld@towson.edu
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the long term care ombudsman program, organization correlates to quality care in nursing homes, conflict and violence in healthcare settings, institutional elder abuse |
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adolescent health beliefs and behavior, contraceptive risk-taking, research design and survey development, public health advocacy |
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Emiko Takagi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor |
intergenerational family relationships and living arrangements, informal and formal care for older adults, cross-national and cross-cultural studies of aging, aging issues in Japan and in East Asian societies |
Burdick Hall, Rm. 127
410-704-5892
etakagi@towson.edu |
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emergency medical care, comprehensive school health education, coordinated school health education, advancement of school health through professional organizations |
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computer information systems, nutrition and its impact from both the western medical perspective and eastern traditional holistic perspectives |
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domestic and global health policy, politics of change, public health, organizational development, leadership |
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