Moses Goldmon, EdD
Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of Health Behavior
Executive Vice President and Chaplain Lane College
Teaching Interests
- Health promotion
- Disease prevention
- Health disparities
- Faith and health
- Community engagement
Research Activities
Interests:
- Health behavior
- Minority health
- Obesity
- Public health leadership
- Health disparities
- Community engagement
Activities:
- Experienced health disparities researcher with keen awareness of the challenges and rewards of developing and sustaining multidisciplinary collaborations
- Independent and collaborative health disparities research projects and interventions
- Mentors and advises graduate and postdoctoral students
- Reviews federal, state and local grant proposals; serves as peer reviewer for professional journals
- Published in many peer-reviewed journals
Staff/Administrative Duties
For the Department of Health Behavior:
- Adviser on special projects
- Classroom and continuing education lectures
- Faculty research collaboration
- Dissertation committee member
- Informal research advice and technical assistance
Education
EdD, Health Education, University of Tennessee at Knoxville, 1991
MS, Physical Education (Sport Administration), Iowa State University, 1987