Alice Ma
Alice is currently a doctoral student in Public Health Education. She received her MPH in community health education from UNC-Greensboro and her BA in psychology with a minor in sexuality studies from UNC-Chapel Hill. She has worked with the Forsyth County Department of Public Health as an intern, Partners for Healthy Youth as a graduate assistant, and Battelle Memorial Institute’s Centers for Public Health Research and Evaluation as a project assistant. She has received the following awards: a SOPHE/CDC Student Fellowship in Child, Adolescent, and School Health (2012-13), the Greensboro Graduate Scholar Award (2013-15), and Outstanding Master’s Student in Public Health Education (2013). She has collaborated on research involving adolescent pregnancy prevention, HIV/AIDS, breastfeeding, and minority populations. Her research interests center on issues related to sexual and reproductive health, particularly through an interdisciplinary lens, including the intersectionality of multiple identities among vulnerable populations, health equity, and community-based participatory research.