Chenoia Bryant (PhD 2020) is an Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences at the Xavier University of Louisiana.
She teaches introduction to sociology, sociology of mental health, and health disparities. Dr. Bryant studies gender, sexuality, and health.
Research Interests: Gender, sexuality, and health; Consequences of sexual and social behaviors in marginalized and minority populations; HIV; Global health; Social determinants of health and health disparities
Education:
- BS, Miles College, Biology
- MPH, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Health Care Organization & Policy, Maternal & Child Health Concentration; Global Health Studies Certificate
- PhD, UAB, Medical Sociology
Awards/Honors:
- Sparkman Global Health Fellowship, 2013
- STEP-U7P in STEM Lead Science Institute Outstanding Instructor, 2012
- Maternal & Child Health Training Grant Recipient, 2010-12
- William Randolph Hearst Scholarship, 2010-12
- STEP-UP in STEM Lead Science Institute Educator, 2008
- Denise Giannini Community Service Award, 2005
- Miles College Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) Outstanding Scholar, 2004
Publications:
- Brown, J.L., Bryant, C., Sales, J.M., Davis, T.L., & DiClemente, R.J. (2013). "Management of infectious diseases: HIV." In Encyclopedia of School Health, D. C. Wiley & A. C. Cory, Eds. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
- Odero, M., Hatcher, A.H., Bryant, C., Onono, M., Bukusi, E.A., & Turan, J.M (accepted). "Responses to and resources for gender-based violence experienced during pregnancy: a qualitative study of women, men, and service providers in rural Nyanaza Province, Kenya." Journal of Interpersonal Violence.