Events


Virginia S. DeHaan Lecture on Health Promotion and Education

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We owe much of the success of Rollins’ Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences Department to Virginia “Genie” DeHaan (1927-1988), an outstanding faculty member and public health champion. Genie was part of Rollins’ MPH program from the beginning.

As a faculty member, her diligent work fostered a smooth initial accreditation process for the school. She also pioneered the development of the Health Promotion and Education Track, and chaired the search to hire our first Health Education faculty member.

She was active in the mental health community and devoted much of her personal time to garnering resources for those who were mentally ill.

Students and faculty enjoyed limitless access to her guidance, support, and gentle advice.The Virginia S. DeHaan Lecture on Health Promotion and Education honors Genie’s memory by bringing a preeminent scholar to Rollins.

 

Year Name Affiliation
2019 Bernice A. Pescolosido Indiana University Bloomington
2018 Enola Proctor, PhD Washington University, St. Louis
2017 Jacquelyn Campbell, PhD Johns Hopkins University
2016 David Satcher, MD, PhD Former Surgeon General, Morehouse School of Medicine
2015 Nancy Krieger, PhD Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
2014 Robert Fullilove, III, EdD Columbia University
2013 S. Leonard Syme, PhD University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health
2012 Nancy E. Adler, PhD University of California, San Francisco
2011 Mark T. Greenberg, PhD Pennsylvania State University
2010 Ralph Hingson, ScD Community Anit-Drug Coalitions of America
2009 Barbara Israel, PhD University of Michigan School of Public Health
2008 Ross C. Brownson, PhD Washington University in St. Louis
2007 Janet L. Collins, PhD Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2005 Meredith Minkler, DrPH University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health
2004 Ichiro Kawachi, PhD Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
2003 Hubert H. Humphrey III Mitchell Hamline School of Law
2002 Huda C. Zurayk, PhD American University of Beirut
2001 Laurie Garrett, PhD GCI Tunheim
2000 Everett M. Rogers, PhD GCI Tunheim
1999 Marshall W. Kreuter, PhD Georgia State University/Centers for Disease Control
1998 Audrey R. Gotsch, DrPH, CHES Rutgers University, RWJ Medical School
1997 Noreen M. Clark, PhD University of Michigan School of Public Health
1996 Michael Quinn Patton, PhD Utilization-Focused Information and Training
1995 James O. Prochaska, PhD University of Rhode Island
1994 Albert Bandura, PhD Stanford University
1993 John R. Seffrin, PhD The American Cancer Society
1992 M. Joycelyn Elders, MD Former Surgeon General
1991 Jonathan M. Mann, MD, MPH Harvard School of Public Health
1990 Lawrence W. Green, DrPH, MPH University of California, San Francisco

For additional information about the DeHaan Lecture, please contact:

Rollins School of Public Health
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alumni@sph.emory.edu
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