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Principal Investigators

Sara Johnson, PhD, MPH / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Lorece Edwards, DrPH / Morgan State University

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Erin Hager, PhD/ Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Andrea A. Berry, MD / University of Maryland School of Medicine

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PACE Team

Gabriela Calderon, MSEd / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Megan Collins, MD, MPH / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Kate Connor, MD, MSPH / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Janny Dinh/ Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Janny Dinh is the qualitative data manager and a project coordinator in the Growth & Nutrition Division at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. She earned a master’s degree in chemistry from Purdue University. Now working in public health, her research interests are adolescent health and school-based health. She has worked at UMSOM for the past three years on projects related to student health in school environments, the impact of COVID on children’s health, and school meal distribution during COVID-related school closures.
Yisi Liu, MSH / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Yisi Liu received her Master of Health Science degree in Cancer Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She is a programmer analyst with expertise in STATA programming, along with Redcap dataset management and construction. She is familiar with large dataset manipulation and data management in healthcare area data. She enjoys investigating data to unveil information for improving healthcare of people and saving lives.
Beth Marshall, DrPH, MPH / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Laura Prichett, PhD, MHS / Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Amber Summers, PhD, RD, CHES / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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https://ccp.jhu.edu/ccp-leadership-team/
Amber is the team leader for the CCP’s Baltimore-based projects and has more than 15 years of experience in partnering with community organizations and government agencies on community health initiatives to address health outcomes and health disparities through formative research, strategic planning, health communication and evaluation and monitoring.

Amber earned Master of Health Science Degree in Clinical Epidemiology and a PhD in Social and Behavioral Sciences from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.