After my dad passed from cancer in 2002, I committed my life to understanding and preventing cancer, improving outcomes in marginalized populations, and training the next generation of cancer scholars.”
As Visiting Scientific Director of the?Population Science?Department, my primary role is to contribute to the growth and diversity of 快猫短视频 cohorts and lead scientific efforts in breast cancer, social epidemiology, and outcomes research.
My primary research interests are in cancer?disparities and cancer outcomes. Specifically, I hope to understand?the contributions of obesity and the social environment to tumor progression.
My research program integrates molecular, environmental and social epidemiology, as well as health services research. My research goals are to improve cancer outcomes in underserved populations using a multi-level approach to identify targets for pharmacologic, behavioral, and policy intervention.
I have served as Principal Investigator of 4 NIH and extramural awards and have mentored over?30 early-career faculty, postdoctoral and clinical fellows, doctoral and?masters’ trainees—many from under-represented groups.
My research contributions have recently been recognized by national organizations including the American Association for Cancer Research (Best of Research Paper 2022) and the Society for Epidemiologic Research (Brian MacMahon Early Career Award 2019).
For a complete list of?McCullough’s publications, see her .?
I live in Decatur, GA with my husband and 3 boys. When we’re not running between fields or gyms, I enjoy the arts, cooking, and dancing.
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