Education is the passport to the future.

  • 25+

    Faculty and Staff

  • 35+

    Student members per year

  • 4

    Core research service areas

Doctoral Students

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    Oladimeji (Jimmy) Akinlawon
    Sc.D. Public Health
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    Deepika Dinesh
    Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Sciences
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    Liam Fouhy
    Sc.D. Public Health
  • Lindsay McGrail is a Doctoral student at UMass Lowell.
    Lindsay McGrail M.S.

    Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Lisa Merrill is a Doctoral Student at UMass Lowell.
    Lisa Merrill M.S.

    Sc.D. Public Health
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    Kaylea Flanagan MPH
    Sc.D. Epidemiology
  • Nicolas Troisi is a Doctoral Student at UMass Lowell.
    Nicolas Troisi M.S.

    Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Headshot of Sachelly Julian-Serrano.
    Sachelly Julian-Serrano M.S.
    Sc.D. Epidemiology
  • Fan Chen is a Doctoral Student at UMass Lowell.
    Fan Chen MPH
    Sc.D. Epidemiology

Master Students

  • Emily LaBombard smiling with the ocean behind her.
    Emily LaBombard

    Public Health in Dietetics

Graduate Student Spotlight

Kaylea Flanagan stands in front of her poster at the annual UMass Lowell Student Research Symposium.

Kaylea Flanagan

Just one year into her studies, Kaylea was networking with and presenting her research to thousands of industry professionals.

Learn more about Kaylea Flanagan.

Liam Fouhy posing in front of a map of Lawrence with professor Sabrina Noel Feldeisen (right), and Lawrence Senior Center Executive Director Martha Velez (left). Image used courtesy the Eagle Tribune and Amanda Sabga. Image by Amanda Sabga / The Eagle Tribune

Liam Fouhy

By working on an array of projects, Liam has strengthened his leadership skills and has defined his own research path.

Learn more about Liam Fouhy.

Emily LaBombard smiling with the ocean behind her.

Emily LaBombard

Emily was vocal about her interests and it paid off. Now, she’s making an impact and driving systems changes in the community.

Learn more about Emily LaBombard.

Get Involved

The UML-CPH is dedicated to including students interested in learning about research in our Center activities.

Students who choose to gain experience with us have a chance to learn about and work with:
Cohort studiesDietary assessment methodologies
EpidemiologySocial determinants of health
Health disparitiesBehavior change intervention
Clinical trialsBiostatistics

Center researchers and staff help guide student projects in a highly supportive and collaborative environment. If you are a student interested in learning about research in our Center, please Contact Us.