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Corron Sanders, PhD
Assistant Professor, Public Health at University of North Texas at Dallas
Dr. Corron Sanders is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator at the University of North Texas at Dallas. Here are some key details about her background and expertise:
Education and Experience
Dr. Sanders holds a PhD in Community Health and Preventive Medicine from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, which she completed between 2001-2005.5 She has over 10 years of experience in population health and accountable care organizations.3
Research and Expertise
Her areas of focus include:
- Population health
- Research design and implementation
- Social and behavioral determinants of health
- Health outcomes research
Dr. Sanders has extensive experience in managing research programs. At the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, she managed a National Institute of Health (NIH) multi-center program and was a co-investigator on a study examining psycho-social factors associated with medication overdose.1
Current Role
At the University of North Texas at Dallas, Dr. Sanders serves as:
- Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health
- Program Coordinator
She can be contacted at [email protected] for academic matters.24
Publications and Presentations
Dr. Sanders has presented her research nationally and has several peer-reviewed publications from previous collaborations.1 This demonstrates her active engagement in academic discourse and contribution to her field.
Personal
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Sanders enjoys spending time with her husband Donald and their two children, Donald J. and Abigail. The family resides in The Colony, TX.1
Highlights
Five years ago, I was embarking on the journey as a visiting lecturer. This year, August, I am starting a new position as an Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator for Public Health at the University of North Texas at Dallas! Come join us at the School of Behavioral Health and Human Services!
It is National Public Health Week! I am so proud of our Public Health Student Association at the University of North Texas at Dallas for hosting tabling events to support the themes this week.
Civic Engagement (Monday) Healthy Neighborhoods (Tuesday) Climate Change (Wednesday) New Tools and Innovations (Thursday)
Go support local events this week. Reproductive and Sexual Health (Friday) Emergency Preparedness (Saturday) Future of Public Health (Sunday)
