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environmentally sustainable. Our overall mission is to improve health in cities by increasing scientific knowledge and public awareness of urban health challenges and opportunities, and by identifying and promoting
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are seeing a dynamic new assistant research professor of environmental and occupational health at the Urban Health Collaborative. The new faculty member will be actively engaged as a co-investigator in several
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for its work to advance urban health, health equity, and environmental sustainability in the US and globally. Since its inception, the UHC has secured $70 million in external funding, has supported trainees
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communications experience in public health, public policy, climate change, environmental science, or related field. Experience managing institutional social media account(s), website, and other online content
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the communities with whom we work. Our research, teaching, and service intersect in three major subfields: environmental sociology, health and medical sociology, and urban sociology. Job Summary The
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was founded in 1812 for "the encouragement and cultivation of the sciences". Since then, it has sponsored global expeditions, conducted pioneering environmental and systematics research, and amassed remarkable
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Care Practice (PCCP or Partnership), an integrated clinical practice site associated with the Community Health Division at the Drexel University College of Medicine, has provided care for individuals