Biography
Year Entered MCW: 2021
Previous Education: BS, Microbiology, The Ohio State University; MS, Clinical Research, Campbell University
Keinya Norman is an Associate Director of Clinical Operations at a biopharmaceutical company, specializing in RNAi therapeutics. She has over 20 years in the pharmaceutical industry and is currently working on her doctoral degree in Public Health. Keinya received her BSc in Microbiology from The Ohio State University and her MS in Clinical Research from Campbell University. She is deeply committed to providing safe and affordable medications to patients, ensuring the consistent availability of healthy food to families and dedicated to the elimination of social inequalities. In her free time, Keinya enjoys volunteering at a local food access program in her community, meditating in her flower garden, long walks on the beach and traveling with her family in their recreation vehicle. She currently resides in Durham, NC with her husband and their dogs, Dega and Sheba.
Previous Education: BS, Microbiology, The Ohio State University; MS, Clinical Research, Campbell University
Keinya Norman is an Associate Director of Clinical Operations at a biopharmaceutical company, specializing in RNAi therapeutics. She has over 20 years in the pharmaceutical industry and is currently working on her doctoral degree in Public Health. Keinya received her BSc in Microbiology from The Ohio State University and her MS in Clinical Research from Campbell University. She is deeply committed to providing safe and affordable medications to patients, ensuring the consistent availability of healthy food to families and dedicated to the elimination of social inequalities. In her free time, Keinya enjoys volunteering at a local food access program in her community, meditating in her flower garden, long walks on the beach and traveling with her family in their recreation vehicle. She currently resides in Durham, NC with her husband and their dogs, Dega and Sheba.
Research Interests
Single college students with children and food security