

Theresa Marie Green
Theresa Marie Green, Ph.D., M.B.A., is a distinguished Associate Professor of Public Health Sciences at the University of Rochester Medical Center, where she also serves as the Director of Community Health Policy and Education at the Center for Community Health. Her academic journey is marked by a rich interdisciplinary background, encompassing Health Sciences, Health Care Management, Anesthesiology, and Biology. This diverse expertise has fueled her passion for advancing community health and public health initiatives. Dr. Green's commitment to education and research is evident in her numerous accolades, including the prestigious PHSR Translation and Dissemination Workshop Award in 2013. Her dedication to teaching excellence was recognized with the All-University Award for Graduate School Teaching Effectiveness in 2009, underscoring her ability to inspire and educate future public health leaders. Her research interests lie at the intersection of community health, public health, and health services research. Dr. Green's work often focuses on evaluating community engagement within academic medical centers, as demonstrated in her publication "Evaluating community engagement in an academic medical center." She is also known for her research on health behaviors among college students, highlighted by her study "Hookah: Prevalence, Perceived Harmfulness, and Factors Associated with its Use among College Students." In addition to her roles within the Department of Public Health Sciences, Dr. Green holds joint appointments with the Center for Community Health and Prevention and the Department of SON Faculty. Her collaborative approach and interdisciplinary expertise have made her a pivotal figure in shaping health policy and education strategies that address the needs of diverse communities. Dr. Green's contributions extend beyond academia, as she actively engages with community stakeholders to translate research findings into practical health interventions. Her work is characterized by a commitment to improving health outcomes and fostering partnerships that bridge the gap between research and real-world application. Through her leadership and innovative research, Dr. Green continues to make significant strides in the field of public health.
Publications
, 014, 2023-12-28
, 691-701, 2019-08-22
, 494-503, 2020-03-12
, e056544, 2022-02-01