Education
DrPH: Public Health, Morgan State University
M.A.: Ethical and Legal Studies, University of Baltimore
B.A.: Political Science, Morgan State University
Courses Taught
FMST 101 Introduction to Family Studies
FMST 350 Fundamentals of Leadership in the Nonprofit Sector
FMST 387 Community Services for Families
Professional Interests
- Social epidemiology
- Family and human services
- Community development and capacity building
- Racial and ethnic disparities
Research Interests
My research interests are predominantly in the area of social epidemiology and family science. My interdisciplinary research uses multi-level public health and sociology theoretical frameworks to examine social factors and determinants that: 1) impact the health of families of colors, 2) promote healthy family functioning along the life course and particularly among intergenerational households, and 3) examine familial and community-level risk factors associated with poor health outcomes among families of color (particularly African American and Latino families). Additionally, I am committed to conducting community participatory research and exploring the collaborations and partnerships of universities with community-based organizations (CBOs), health institutions and human service agencies
Recent Publications
Jones-Eversley, Sharon, D. “The Role of Consultants” Collaboration Between Town and Gown. Chapter 5, pp: 55-68. Edited by H. Jean Hyche Jackson; BCP Digital Printing, 2008.
Implementing Continuous Performance Improvement in a Human Service Agency. Vol. 3, Spring, 2002 No. 1; Journal of Global Awareness. 115-127. (Contributing Writing)
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