I received my MPH in Epidemiology from Emory University in 2022. I am currently working as a Research Coordinator with CHIP on the MALLARDS, Mpox, and Mozambique projects. Previously, I received my BA in International Studies, focusing on Human Rights, Conflict Resolution and Public Health in 2013. My research interests include infectious diseases, environmental health and health equity. I have recently fallen in love with implementation science as a means of continuously innovating systems and finding more effective interventions to promote equitable health programming.
Victoria Brown |
Victoria currently works with the CHIP team as the Project Coordinator for CRAINES.
I am a RSPH student majoring in Epidemiology with a Certificate in Genetic & Molecular Epidemiology. I received my BS from Spelman College in Atlanta, GA in 2019. I work with the CHIP team as the Project Coordinator for CRAINES. My research interests are always expanding but I am namely interested in serving underserved and marginalized populations. I am a strong advocate for health equity, social justice, and healthcare reform.
Amadin Olotu |
Amadin currently works with CHIP as a Ferguson RISE Research Fellow, working on multiple research projects.
I graduated from Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health in December 2023 with the MPH in Global Health. I serve on the CHIP team as a Ferguson RISE Research Fellow, working on multiple research projects. I got my MBBS degree from the School of Medicine, University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria and completed a residency in Pathology and Clinical Microbiology in Nigeria. My research interest is infectious diseases in incarcerated populations, with a focus on improving the health of incarcerated persons and advocating for improved healthcare in carceral settings.
