Malinda Kennedy
Associate Research Professor, Center on Young Adult Health and Development
Project Director, Maryland Collaborative to Reduce College Drinking and Related Problems
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Malinda Kennedy, ScD, is an Associate Research Professor for the Center on Young Adult Health and Development and is the Project Director for the Maryland Collaborative. She received a ScD in Social Epidemiology from Harvard University School of Public Health. She spent several years with the CDC as the coordinator for a disease surveillance network and assisting with outbreak investigations. Her research interests include child health and well-being and community and social influences on the health of children and young adults.
Department Information
- Department of Behavioral and Community Health
- Center on Young Adult Health and Development
Child Health; Social Epidemiology
ScD, Social Epidemiology
Harvard University School of Public Health
MPH, International Health
Emory University Rollins School of Public Health