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Constance Currier coordinates international practicum experiences for Master of Public Health students and co-leads a study abroad program in Ghana. A former Peace Corps volunteer in Ghana, she has worked in rural clinics where she taught healthcare lessons to children and nursing mothers. As a global health consultant, she has collaborated with various organizations, including John Snow, Inc., Project Hope, and the Carnegie Corporation, across multiple countries such as Brazil, Ethiopia, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Mexico, Zimbabwe, and Ghana. She is a founding member of the Lansing Latino Health Alliance, where she has helped organize several health initiatives, including H1N1 vaccination clinics and events to honor caregivers in the Latino community of Lansing. Her professional activities also include extensive involvement in community engagement and addressing health inequities. She has developed and taught multiple courses in public health, focusing on topics such as global public health, healthcare systems, and community practice. Her recent research and publications emphasize postpartum depression, health equity in education, and community health initiatives in Flint and Lansing.
Department of Psychology