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Staci A. Young, PhD

Staci A. Young, PhD

Professor, Family & Community Medicine; Senior Associate Dean for Community Engagement; Director, Office of Community Engagement; Faculty Director, ThriveOn Collaboration; Associate Director, Community Outreach and Engagement, Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center; Co-Director, Qualitative Research Consulting Service; Director Emerita, Center for Healthy Communities and Research

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Dr. Young is deeply committed to teaching and mentoring MCW medical students and graduate students. This includes students in the Urban and Community Health Pathway, the Master’s in Public Health program, the PhD program in Public and Community Health, and trainees in the academic primary care fellowship. She is also an advisor to the medical student managers of the Saturday Clinic for the Uninsured.

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Publications of Staci A. Young PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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