Jayme Ewens

Community Program Coordinator I

Biography

Jayme joined Dr. Stolley’s lab as a full-time intern for the summer of 2022. She completed her Bachelor of Science in 2022 with a major in Public Health and Community Health Education and a minor in Psychology from UW-LaCrosse. Following her internship, she stayed with the team as a research coordinator in Dr. Stolley’s lab while working towards her MPH on Public Health Policy at UW-Milwaukee. As a member of the team, she has supported three ongoing research studies focusing on health behavior change to improve patient-reported and cancer outcomes. She is now in a new position as a community program coordinator with the Community and Cancer Science Network. In her free time, Jayme enjoys anything outdoors, hiking with her dog, and spending time with family and friends.

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