The Center on Health Advancement
Public health has never been more critical. We envision a future where everyone can achieve optimal health, contributing to thriving communities and a healthier society. Together, we can create improved outcomes for all.
Research
The Center's innovative transdisciplinary research fosters collaboration across diverse fields, driving groundbreaking solutions to complex challenges.
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Training & Education
The Center's research training and education programs provide participants hands-on learning experiences to foster innovation and advance their research capabilities.
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Community
The Center's community engagement initiatives aim to strengthen relationships with local stakeholders, promoting collaboration in research projects that address community needs.
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Dissemination
The Center develops effective strategies for disseminating research findings and health information to diverse audiences.
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News
Marcie S. Wright, Ph.D., receives the Outstanding Faculty Award
August 30, 2024
Wright has propelled the success of VCU’s Center on Health Advancement as associate director, overseeing the development and submission of over 100 grant applications that have generated over $45 million in funding and an extensive research training portfolio that includes programs for faculty and students.
NIH Recognizes Award-Winning Safety Training videos developed by Virginia Commonwealth University’s Center on Health Disparities
December 6th, 2023
Congratulations Dr. Rita Shiang, subject-expert Larry Mendoza and team for developing a top tier training series designed to educate and prepare future scholars in laboratory safety practices.
Alisa Brewer earns the Excellence in Community Engagement Award
Our Director of Community Engagement, Alisa Brewer, earned the prestigious award for her daily dedication to our communities. Congratulations, Alisa!
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