20 Champions of Health Promotion at Emory
In honor of the 20th Anniversary of the Office of Health Promotion.
1991-2011
1. Residence Hall Director (RHD) Fellows for infusing health in the residence halls:
Desiree Ashong 06C
Amanda Dookwah 09C
Susannah Gloor 11C 14PH
Daniel Hootman 08B 12PH
Alexandra Vinson 05OX 07C
2. For being active members of the Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC):
Danny Berger 09C 14L
Meredith Philyaw 17G
3. Editors-in-Chief of the Emory Wheel for demonstrating acumen in health reporting:
Robbie Brown 07C
Molly Davis 12C
4a. For frequent collaboration, co-advising thesis students, and sponsoring curriculum intergration at Rollins School of Public Health:
4b. For faculty collaboration:
Kay Stewart
5. For volunteering, leadership, being a Student Health Alliance of Peer Educators (SHAPE) member and pursing a career in clinical medicine:
Kofi Essel 05C
6. For ongoing leadership on behalf of student wellbeing during his tenure as Senior Vice President and Dean for Campus Life:
7. For support of the Healthy Campus Coalition and advocating for chronic disease prevention as a Trustee:
8. For founding Sexual Assault Peer Advocates (SAPA):
Ceci Gilmore 12C
9. For leading the charge for improved mental health service access on campus and ultimately the mental health and wellness fee:
Molly Harrington 05C
10. For their work as PE 101 TAs, active work as Health Promotion volunteers and recognition in the field of college health promotion nationally:
Susan Hochman 06PH
11. For thoughtful integration of health promotion themes in first-year student Orientation:
Ian Margol 13C
Lee Smith
Tanya Willard
12. Emory Safety Alliance leaders:
Lauren Hudak 06C 12M 12PH
13. For elevating the Office of Health Promotion to a director-level unit:
14. For his contribution of the flourishing scale to the national Healthy Minds study to help emphasive an assets-based approach to mental health promotion and stigma reduction:
15. All of the NCHA respondents in 2006, 2008, 2011 and to come
16. For advocating for men's work in ending sexual violence and creating Project Unspoken:
17. For advocating for the health needs of international students and being a long-term member of the Student Health Insurance Advisory Committee:
18. For volunteering and being an early leader in tobacco-free efforts as well as participation in the alcohol task force town halls
Ashley Sroka Freeman 08C
19. For leadership in shaping a healthier campus environment:
20. For support of the 2006 ACHA-NCHA and his advocacy in securing the Mental Health and Wellness Fee:
The Office of Health Promotion's 20th Anniversary
Join us in celebrating our 20th Anniversary with a video and a Prezi about our 20 years at Emory University.