Year: 2009
Type: dissertation
Abstract: Acknowledgements Thank you to my full dissertation committee for providing support and mentorship. Thank you as well to those mentors who have provided encouragement, constructive feedback, and useful and rewarding research experiences throughout my graduate school experience. Thank you to Paul Anderson for compassionately listening to why I felt like I wanted to study public health, and thank you to Marcia Inhorn for encouraging me as I began my studies in public health. Thank you to Larry La Fountain-Stokes for providing useful comments and valuable resources. Thank you to David R. Williams for being an unwaveringly available, open-minded intellectual and warm and generous mentor, for advising me to study what I feel most passionate about, and for giving me the opportunity to become familiar with quantitative research methods. Thank you to Mark Padilla for helping me to find myself as a qualitative researcher, and who through his own work constantly reminds me about why I do what I do, and embodies the type of scholar I strive to become. Thank you to Edith Parker for being so consistently encouraging and approachable, while still offering critical feedback. Thank you to the
Author: Fetsum-Rahwa G. Haile
Language: English
Subfield: Infectious Diseases
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
SDG: Reduced inequalities
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W55147356