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North Carolina, USA
Joined October 2019
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I can't believe this is happening tomorrow, but it's been a long time coming. Tomorrow will be a great day to be a Tar Heel 😊
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NEW COMMENTARY: Strengthening Causal Inference in Exposomics Research: Application of Genetic Data and Methods. Read the article ➡️ ow.ly/FzvC50J391V @UNCSPHResearch @UNCPopCenter @UNCSociology @Christy_Avery @P_Gordon_Larsen @AnnaBallou4 @BStaley_MPH @jamcoEpidUNC
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Brooke Staley, MPH retweeted
Getting a jump start -- We'll soon be starting a search for a study coordinator to oversee data collection on our interdisciplinary study racism, vigilance & health. Please spread the word. @hedwig_lee @CL_McCluney @ia4phs @mhEspo @DrDHud @DommSyl
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Excited to finally share the news that I was selected for a Ford Dissertation Fellowship. The news came two days after I defended my dissertation proposal. #phdcandidate #WeDidItJoe #BlackEpiMatters #Blackgirlmagic #FordFellows #BlackEpidemiologist #HealthEquity
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I am truly grateful to all who encouraged and supported me through both applications. This award is not just for me but for everyone who has helped me get to this place personally and professionally. This timing feels ordered by God (#StaleysSay) - All honor and praise to Him.
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Takeaway: You truly do miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Don't count yourself out before even getting into the game and don't hesitate on taking another shot because you missed in the past. Anything is possible!
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I trained at both @EmoryUniversity and @Tulane in epidemiology and have had a passion for interdisciplinary collaboration and consequential epidemiology since I began my training.
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I was honored when I received the invitation for a takeover on the @ia4phs account, despite my lackluster Twitter activity. I am a social epidemiologist and professor at @TulaneSPHTM in the Departments of Epidemiology and Social, Behavioral, and Population Science.
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Brooke Staley, MPH retweeted
Next up, let's check in with one of this year's conference organizers, Dr. Katherine Theall (@KatherineTheall; sph.tulane.edu/sbps/katherin…)
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6⃣ Tie your submission to the theme if you can. The 2022 conference theme is “Interdisciplinary Approaches for Advancing Population Health Equity” - more here: iaphs.org/conference/submiss…
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5⃣ The application is short. Impress the reviewers by succinctly describing the problem/issue, why it matters for population health, how your panelists will explore the topic from multiple angles, and how the research might impact policy or practice.
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Brooke Staley, MPH retweeted
4⃣b. Bonus points for including early-career researchers, like students and postdocs! Also consider looking for panelists outside of academia who can offer perspectives as community stakeholders, practitioners, or policymakers.
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4⃣a. Be inclusive! Think about who typically gets excluded from podium presentations at conferences and invite accordingly. Try to build a panel that is diverse in ways that extend beyond just academic disciplines. Don’t end up on @ManelWatchUS!
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3⃣ Remember the “I” in IAPHS - make sure your panelists represent a range of disciplines. Some of the best panels at IAPHS feature scholars with very diverse backgrounds tackling related questions. Strive for a balance of quantitative and qualitative research.
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2⃣ Ask your mentors for help brainstorming and connecting with potential panelists. But even if neither you nor your mentor knows a panelist, don’t be afraid to “cold call” - organizing a panel can be a great way to meet the authors of your favorite recent papers!
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Next up, let's check in with a stellar duo of junior colleagues, Drs. Katherine Chen (@katchenmd; tinyurl.com/mr48xt2m) and Kathryn Leifheit (@LeifScience; kathrynleifheit.com/)!
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With that, here's a thread 🧵with some tips for how to build a strong panel ⤵️⤵️:
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