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Institute for Health & Humanity
Madeline Campbell, MPH

Madeline Campbell, MPH

Program Coordinator II

Locations

  • Institute for Health & Humanity / Office of Global Health
  • 8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
    Milwaukee, WI 53226

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Biography

Maddie Campbell joined MCW's Institute for Health and Humanity in September 2024, where she supports internally and externally engaged efforts in global and environmental health research and programming. In 2025, she joined the Office of Global Health as a complement to here work within the Institute. She has extensive experience in public health in the Milwaukee area, having previously worked in population health at a community health center and completed a Master's in Public Health concentrating in environmental health from UW-Milwaukee in 2024.

Maddie is interested in exploring how the dynamic relationship between humans and their environment varies between spaces and places. She completed her service with the Peace Corps in Tanzania, where she taught secondary school biology from 2018-2020. Maddie pursued undergraduate degrees in Microbiology and Spanish, with a certificate in Global Health, at UW-Madison. Outside of work, Maddie enjoys traveling, reading, exploring restaurants, and staying active through activities like running, volleyball, and rock climbing.

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