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Faculty AdvisersThe TuftScope Faculty Advisers' expertise and guidance complement the resources provided by an essay outline writing service. While the advisers offer mentorship and subject-specific insights, the essay outline writing service focuses on enhancing the structure and organization of the essay itself. Combining these valuable resources can help students produce well-crafted essays that demonstrate the depth of thought and clarity of presentation. In summary, the TuftScope Faculty Advisers contribute significantly to the journal's success by providing guidance, expertise, and mentorship to students engaged in scientific research. When it comes to academic writing, accessing the support of an essay outline writing service can further enhance the quality and organization of essays. Embrace the combined resources of the TuftScope Faculty Advisers and an essay outline writing service to excel in your academic pursuits and produce well-structured, compelling essays. Harry Bernheim (Senior Faculty Editor)
Ph.D., Medical Physiology, University of Michigan - 1976
Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University, Infectious Diseases - 1976-1979 Professor Harry Bernheim is an Associate Professor in the Tufts Biology Department and the Senior Faculty Editor for TuftScope since 2008. His research has focused on the integration of immunological responses. Dr. Bernheim is highly involved in University activities. He is the Chair of the Health Professions Recommendation Committee (HPRC), which is responsible for writing letters of recommendation for students applying to health professional schools. He also serves on the Advisory Board for the Community Health Major, on the Faculty Research Awards Committee, and the Faculty Advisory Board. Professor Bernheim is the Faculty Advisor to the Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium.
Information courtesy of the Tufts Biology Department (http://ase.tufts.edu/biology/faculty/bernheim/). Edith Balbach (Public and Community Health)
Ph.D., Public Policy, University of California at Berkeley
Professor Edith Balbach is the Director of the Community Health Program and Faculty Editor for TuftScope from 2008 – present. Dr. Balbach is interested in how communities identify and solve health problems. Her academic training is in public policy, which leads her to a specific interest in how the policy process either facilitates or impedes the work of communities. Professor Balbach's primary research interest is in drug policy issues, especially tobacco. She is the co-author with Stanton Glantz of Tobacco War.”
Information courtesy of the Tufts Community Health Department (http://ase.tufts.edu/commhealth). Frances Sze-Ling Chew (Biosocial Policy)
Ph.D., Yale University - 1974
Professor Francie Chew is a Professor in the Tufts Biology Department and a Faculty Editor for TuftScope from 2009 – present. “Dr. Chew investigates consequences of ecological interactions between native and naturalized species, esp. native and naturalized representatives of the coevolved butterfly subfamily-plant order Pierinae-Capparales. In addition to research in biology, she has served as Director of the American Studies Program at Tufts. From that interdisciplinary perspective, she examines intersections between history of biology and dance history and how stereotypes about race are represented historically and reinscribed repeatedly in contemporary research in biology, medicine, and genetics. Dr. Chew also teaches classes in peer counseling and leads workshops for peer counselors of Chinese and Asian heritage and their allies of all races.”
Information courtesy of the Tufts Biology Department (http://ase.tufts.edu/biology/faculty/chew/). Kevin Irwin (Healthcare Policy)
Dr. Kevin Irwin is a Senior Lecturer in the Tufts Community Health Department and a Faculty Editor for TuftScope from 2009 – Present. He is a health policy expert in the Community Health Department and teaches the introductory course to Community Health on Healthcare Policy in America.
Information courtesy of the Tufts Community Health Department (http://ase.tufts.edu/commhealth). Andrea Balan-Cohen (Healthcare Economics)
Ph.D., Harvard University
Professor Andreea Balan-Cohen is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Tufts University and Faculty Editor for TuftScope from 2008 - present. “Dr. Balan-Cohen holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University and a B.A. in Economics, summa cum laude from Harvard in 2001. Her main area of research is health economics. In particular, she has analyzed the impact of the Old Age Assistance Program - the first significant U.S. welfare program for the elderly - on the mortality of older Americans between 1931 and 1955, and the channels through which this impact occurred. She has also estimated the impact of parental alcohol consumption on child health by taking advantage of a unique shock to alcohol supply: the 1985 to 1988 alcohol prohibition campaign in Russia. Other research areas of interest include public and development economics, as well as political economy.”
Information courtesy of the Tufts Economics Department (http://ase.tufts.edu/econ). |
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