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Dr. Cherie Conley is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, focusing on implementing sustainable community health interventions aimed at reducing diabetes risk and promoting health equity. With a strong background in community-engaged research, she collaborates with various local organizations, including health departments and churches, to study and improve health outcomes in vulnerable populations. Dr. Conley's research employs both quantitative and qualitative methods, exploring the upstream determinants of health and integrating peer support into diabetes prevention strategies within underserved African American communities. She holds a PhD from Duke University and has received several accolades for her work, including the Junior Investigator Award from the American Public Health Association and the Distinguished Dissertation Award from Duke University. In her role as an educator, she emphasizes creating inclusive learning environments and provides practical experiences that relate to the nursing field. Additionally, Dr. Conley is involved with the National Clinician Scholar Program and various community health initiatives, contributing to knowledge dissemination and policy advocacy.
University of Michigan School of Nursing • Ann Arbor, MI
Teaching undergraduate students focusing on population health and mentoring.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science