Faculty
Faculty
Daniel A. Enquobahrie, PhD, MPH, MD
danenq@u.washington.edu; 206-287-2390
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology
School of Public Health
Research and teaching interests:
- Cardiovascular/perinatal epidemiology
- Developmental origins
- Genetic/molecular epidemiology (transcription and post-transcription regulation)
- International research
Affiliations:Cardiovascular Health Research Unit; Center for Perinatal Studies, Swedish Medical Center; Reproductive, Perinatal & Pediatric Epidemiology Training Program
colleenh@u.washington.edu; 206-685-9852
Professor, Health Services
School of Public Health
Director, Maternal and Child Public Health Leadership Training Program
Adjunct Associate Professor, Family and Child Nursing, School of Nursing
Adjunct Associate Professor, Pediatric Dentistry, School of Dentistry
Research and teaching interests:
- Social basis of language
- Cognitive and emotional development in normal and at-risk children
- Prevention of childhood morbidities associated with social and economic disadvantage
- Child and adult literacy and health literacy
- Methods and measures to monitor the health and well-being of all children, including those with disabilities
- Building family-community-preschool-healthcare partnerships that benefit infants and young children
- Epidemiology of early developmental problems
Affiliations: Center on Human Development and Disability; Institute on Learning and Brain Sciences; Center for Infant Mental Health; Center for Health Studies, Group Health Cooperative
mschiff@u.washington.edu; 206-744-9436
Professor, Epidemiology
School of Public Health
Co-Director, Maternal and Child Public Health Leadership Training Program
Research and teaching interests:
- Perinatal and reproductive epidemiology
- Pregnancy outcomes following injury
- Sport injuries in girls
- Injury epidemiology
Affiliations: Harborview Injury Prevention Center
solorio@u.washington.edu; 206-543-9773
Assistant Professor, Health Services
School of Public Health
Research and teaching interests:
- Community approaches to reducing health disparities in Latinos, including HIV prevention
- Prevention of type-2 diabetes in youth
Marcia F. Williams, PhD, MPH, PT
marwill@u.washington.edu; 206-685-0481
Senior Lecturer, Epidemiology
School of Public Health
Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Rehabilitation Medicine, School of Medicine
Research and teaching interests:
- Developmental outcome of low birthweight infants
- Etiology of cerebral palsy
- Neuromotor assessment of high-risk infants
- Developmental consequences of prenatal substance exposure
- Epidemiology of maternal and child health conditions
Affiliations: Center on Human Development and Disability



