The Arizona Biomedical Research Centre (ABRC) and the Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) close on the 6th annual workshop spring series
![The panel of Weight Inclusive Providers: Abby Chan, Brian Kinslow, Amy Britt, Jessica Holst, and John Bridger eager to share their perspectives](https://nau.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/160/IMG_8494-Enhanced-NR-600x400.jpg)
Posted by rlr349 on July 18, 2024
Posted by rlr349 on May 1, 2024
In the world of public health, the journey from student to staff researcher often involves navigating through diverse experiences, mentorships, and opportunities. For Marissa Tutt and Chassity Begay, two students who completed the Master of Public Health – Indigenous Health (MPH–IH) emphasis at Northern Arizona University (NAU), their paths led them to the Center for Health Equity Research (CHER), where they continue to advance health equity through their research. Their journeys highlight the roles of education, mentorship, and… Read more
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Spring is a season of renewal and growth, and nowhere is this more evident than in the accomplishments of our CHER graduates. In this spotlight, we shine on these emerging scholars who are not only integral to our mission of supporting early-stage researchers but also hold immense potential to drive meaningful change in the field of health equity.
Through their dedication, passion, and innovative research, these students exemplify the next generation of leaders in health equity. Join… Read more
Posted by ld583 on May 26, 2020
NAU News Feature
May 21, 2020
Kalvina Lee Belin, who graduated with her Northern Arizona University Master in Public Health, Indigenous Studies in May 2020, was featured in the May 21 issue of NAU News for her pilot version of a Native American Cultural Competency Program for NAU faculty and staff to help… Read more
Posted by ld583 on May 12, 2020
Posted by jmf469 on February 21, 2018
CHER has been awarded funding for several projects from the Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH), a program supported by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences and Indian Health Service. “The NARCH initiative supports partnerships between American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) tribes or tribally-based organizations and institutions that conduct intensive academic-level biomedical research. NARCH provides opportunities for conducting research, research training, and faculty development to meet the needs of AI/AN communities. The NARCH program also provides opportunities for tribes and tribal organizations to… Read more