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Co-Investigator, Prevention Research Center
Associate Professor, Department of Health Promotion, Education, and
Behavior
atkaczyn@mailbox.sc.edu
(803) 777-7063 Research Interests:
- Built environment and physical activity
- Parks and recreation management and community health
- Environmental and policy approaches to active transportation
- Social marketing
- Research methods, program planning and evaluation in public health
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Co-Investigator, Prevention Research Center
Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communications
Associate Dean of Research, College of Information and Communications
brookew@sc.edu
(803) 777-2050
Research Interests:
- Health communication, including campaigns and strategies that mobilize publics to improve health and social conditions
- Media content, misinformation, and communication behaviors, especially related to health issues
- Nonprofit public relations, including advocacy and fundraising for nonprofit organizations
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Co-Investigator, Prevention Research Center
Associate Professor, Department of Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior
caroline.rudisill@sc.edu
(864) 797-7933 Research Interests:
- Health economics of diabetes and obesity
- Economic evaluation in health policy and coverage decisions
- Risk perceptions and health-related decisions (ex. preventative actions, treatment choice)
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Co-Investigator, Prevention Research Center
Professor Emerita, Department of Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior
rsaunder@mailbox.sc.edu
(803) 777-2871 Research Interests:
- Physical activity promotion
- Health promotion programs in organizational settings
- Social and physical environment interventions
- Implementation monitoring and process evaluation
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Director, Prevention Research Center
Professor, Department of Exercise Science
swilcox@sc.edu
(803) 777-8141
Research Interests:
- Factors associated with physical activity in women, older adults, and African Americans
- Interventions to increase physical activity and healthy eating in women,
older adults, and African Americans
- Women's health, particularly coronary heart disease
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