new deanship in academic affairs
Dr. Robert Dubrow, a recognized leader in public health education, has been
appointed as associate dean for academic affairs at the School of Public Health
at the School of Medicine.
T H I S
In this newly created position, Dubrow will oversee and coordinate the educational
curriculum, chair the Education Committee and help develop an Office of Public
Health Practice to offer M.P.H. students optimal practice experience and internships
around the world.
Dubrow has been actively engaged in public health research and education for
almost three decades. He has worked at the School of Public Health since 1987
and will continue to hold the positions of associate professor in the Division
of Chronic Disease Epidemiology and director of the Office of International
Training at Yale’s Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS. He
received the Yale School of Public Health Teaching Award from the graduating
classes of 2002 and 2007.
In announcing Dubrow’s appointment, Paul Cleary, dean of the School of
Public Health, said, “Dr. Dubrow has made significant contributions to
our school as a skilled educator and researcher. His strong commitment to students,
combined with his extensive published research on HIV/AIDS prevention and cancer
epidemiology and prevention, will help us continue to develop and provide exceptional
educational programs and experiences for M.P.H., M.S. and Ph.D. students.”
Founded by Charles-Edward Amory Winslow in 1915, Yale’s public health
program is one of the oldest in the country. It has played a pivotal role in
defining and addressing public health issues and training leaders in public
health research, education and practice. The department provides leadership
to protect and improve the health of the public. Through research, policy analysis
and education that draw upon multidisciplinary scholarship from across the
graduate and professional programs at Yale, the school’s affiliates serve
local, national and international communities with their knowledge and expertise.
For more information about the school’s programs, visit http://publichealth.yale.edu. 
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