CERTIFICATE IN INJURY AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION

Certificate Directors: Dabney Evans, Associate Professor, Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences and Global Health; devan01@emory.edu  & Jonathan Rupp, Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine and Environmental Health; jonathan.rupp@emory.edu

Certificate Coordinator:  Jill Woodard, Program Director, Injury Prevention Research Center, jill.woodard@emory.edu

Official Certificate in Injury and Violence Prevention Site

The Certificate in Injury and Violence Prevention prepares students to become leaders in the field. It features an interdisciplinary curriculum taught by faculty with expertise in domains such as public mental health, epidemiology, policy development, and program evaluation.

The administration of the certificate program is offered through a joint effort between Injury Prevention Research Center at Emory, Rollins School of Public Health, and the Laney Graduate School. This certificate program connects students to a broad network of injury and violence prevention practitioners and organizations. This program prepares students to become leaders in the injury and violence prevention field.

Who Is This Certificate For?

Students who want to lead in the injury, violence, and overdose prevention field.