Are you a dedicated NAU faculty member, driven graduate student, or passionate postdoctoral scholar engaged in groundbreaking research? The TAG-SC can elevate your research endeavors, offering guidance and support throughout various project phases. The TAG-SC is a dynamic hub of research expertise, catering to the diverse needs of the NAU community. … Read more
The Center for Health Equity Research is proud to welcome our newest faculty member – Dr. Michael (Mike) Anastario. Anastario is joining us as an Assistant Professor of Health Sciences. We are excited to see how Mike’s interests and research expertise intertwine with the amazing work of this Center and beyond. … Read more
The Pilot Project Program (PPP), a Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative (SHERC) supported program, funds projects from areas across Northern Arizona University (NAU) that show a meaningful relationship to health equity. The PPP promotes the development of early-stage investigators and underrepresented faculty by providing support and mentorship across campus… Read more
Family acceptance is a crucial component of healthy development during adolescence, especially for sexual and gender minority (SGM) youth who often fear rejection from family members… Read more
As the end of the academic year draws near, the Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) and the Arizona Biomedical Research Centre (ABRC) wrap up their 2022/2023 ABRC Education Series with its final two workshops; May 18, Supporting our Future: School and Community Collaboration for Child Health and Success; and May 25, Fifth Annual Yuma ABRC Forum: Collaborative Partnerships, Translating Research to Practice… Read more
The Center for Health Equity Research and the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative congratulate spring 2023 graduates who each assisted on a variety of CHER and SHERC projects… Read more
More than 25 years ago, Allie Stender worked for AmeriCorps where she managed mentors for a youth afterschool program on her undergraduate university’s campus… Read more
