Meet Our Team
Leadership
Christine Baugh PhD, MPH
Assistant Professor
Dr. Baugh conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health, policy, sport and ethics. Much of her work has focused on the acute and chronic health implications of repetitive brain injury from sport, and the resultant individual, institutional, policy and ethical considerations.
Areas of Expertise
- Public health ethics
- Sports related injury
- Risk, decision-making, and morality
- Conflicts of interest and dual loyalty
- Health care delivery in the sports medicine environment
- Data visualization
Education, Licensure & Certifications
- 2010 Harvard University: BA (History and Science)
- 2012 Boston University: MPH (Health Law, Bioethics, and Human Rights)
- 2018 Harvard University; PhD (Health Policy and Ethics)
- 2019 Harvard Medical School; Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Mental Health Policy
Awards
She has won numerous awards for her teaching and research, including being named to Forbes 30-under-30 list in sports.
Christine Baugh PhD, MPH
Assistant Professor
Dr. Baugh conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health, policy, sport and ethics. Much of her work has focused on the acute and chronic health implications of repetitive brain injury from sport, and the resultant individual, institutional, policy and ethical considerations.
Areas of Expertise
- Public health ethics
- Sports related injury
- Risk, decision-making, and morality
- Conflicts of interest and dual loyalty
- Health care delivery in the sports medicine environment
- Data visualization
Education, Licensure & Certifications
- 2010 Harvard University: BA (History and Science)
- 2012 Boston University: MPH (Health Law, Bioethics, and Human Rights)
- 2018 Harvard University; PhD (Health Policy and Ethics)
- 2019 Harvard Medical School; Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Mental Health Policy
Awards
She has won numerous awards for her teaching and research, including being named to Forbes 30-under-30 list in sports.
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Dr. Baugh conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health, policy, sport and ethics. Much of her work has focused on the acute and chronic health implications of repetitive brain injury from sport, and the resultant individual, institutional, policy and ethical considerations.
Areas of Expertise
- Public health ethics
- Sports related injury
- Risk, decision-making, and morality
- Conflicts of interest and dual loyalty
- Health care delivery in the sports medicine environment
- Data visualization
Education, Licensure & Certifications
- 2010 Harvard University: BA (History and Science)
- 2012 Boston University: MPH (Health Law, Bioethics, and Human Rights)
- 2018 Harvard University; PhD (Health Policy and Ethics)
- 2019 Harvard Medical School; Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Mental Health Policy
Awards
She has won numerous awards for her teaching and research, including being named to Forbes 30-under-30 list in sports.
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