JENNIFER A. PELLOWSKI, PHD

My research focuses on HIV prevention and treatment and its intersection with NCDs across the lifespan. I conduct research in South Africa and domestically using qualitative and quantitative formative work, behavioral interventions, and implementation science. I am the proud leader of the WHIT research group, supporting the advancement of students and trainees at Brown University.

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I joined Brown University as a postdoctoral fellow in 2015 and transitioned to faculty within the School of Public Health in 2017. I earned my PhD in Social Psychology from the University of Connecticut. I currently teach PHP 2720: Implementing Public Health Programs and Interventions in the Global South and PHP 0700: Global Public Health Interventions. When not at work or in Cape Town for research, I love spending time with my husband and my two kids. We enjoy going to brunch, drinking all of the coffee (Bolt and White Electric are my top PVD picks), baking bread, working in my garden, weightlifting, and ignoring the piles of laundry in my house.