Charles R. Rogers, Phd, Mph, Ms, Mches® Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, GA, US

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US

The Colorectal Cancer Equity Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit aiming to eradicate colorectal cancer disparities among African-American men & other marginalized groups through advocacy, collaboration, education, funding, and research.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, US

The Men’s Health Inequities (MHI) Research Lab aims to improve the health and well-being of underrepresented men & other vulnerable populations through community engagement, research, and education.

For over 20 years, our multidisciplinary team has provided solutions for health systems, government agencies, policymakers, and communities around the world. A culture of diversity, respect, and transparency remains at the core of our consultancy.

WI, US

Associate Professor, Institute for Health & Equity$2M MCW Cancer Center Research Scholar Endowed Chair Inaugural Associate Director* of Community Outreach & Engagement, MCW Cancer Center--*From June 2022 to July 2023, I served as the inaugural Associate Director of Community Outreach & Engagement (CoE) for the MCW Cancer Center. Under my leadership, we.

Salt Lake City, Utah, US

Associate Member, Cancer Control & Population Sciences Program

Salt Lake City, UT, US

Public Health Division, Department of Family & Preventive Medicine, University of Utah School of Medicine

Minneapolis And St. Paul, Minnesota, US

Health Disparities Division, Department of Family Medicine & Community Health, University of Minnesota Medical School

Minneapolis And St. Paul, Minnesota, US

• Assisted in interviewing and selecting scholars
• Assisted with matching scholars with faculty mentors
• Attended weekly seminars and lead PReP break-out discussions, dissected concepts from program seminars and helped scholars relate to their projects
• Ensured program practices were meeting needs of URM scholars, advising on challenges faced by underrepresented populations
• Mentored and served as role model for scholars on career development
• Served as advisor to scholars, and mediated scholar, mentor and/or program relationships as needed

Minneapolis And St. Paul, Minnesota, US

The University of Minnesota Cancer-Related Health Disparities Education and Career Development Program is a joint training program in the Medical School and the School of Public Health for Pre- and Post-doctoral Fellows committed to establishing careers in intervention research to reduce cancer-related disparities. This program, which began in September.

College Station, TX, US

Health Division, Department of Health & Kinesiology--Worked 20 hours/week as part of a support team developing a graduate handbook and organizing new student orientation for incoming undergraduate and graduate students to the Health Division.

College Station, TX, US

HLTH 210: Introduction to the Discipline--Provided 20 hours/week of support to a course involving 130 undergraduate students and instruction of three supplementary labs focused on increasing students’ understanding of the knowledge base, professional culture, and practice of health educators.

College Station, TX, US

HLTH 410: Health Programs in the Workplace/HLTH 640: Health Interventions in the Workplace--Provided 58 undergraduate and 4 graduate students with quality instruction aimed at designing evidence-based health education, health promotion, and disease prevention programs in the workplace.

College Station, TX, US

HLTH 482: Grant Writing in Health--Provided 5 hours/week of support to the instructor of record for a writing intensive course involving 57 undergraduate students and focused on grant writing in the field of health education and health promotion using a recursive writing process

College Station, TX, US

Social & Health Disparities Research Lab (SAHDRL)--Provided research support including: data management and analysis for the More Than A Picnic™ health education program for family cancer prevention and early detection screening; collaborate on the development and writing of community-based participatory research grant proposals; and conduct literature.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, US

This 11-week Summer Immersion Program in Health Disparities Research supports eight graduate students in a summer experience designed to engage them in health disparities research practice and inspire them to choose a career focused on eliminating health disparities. It was created to address the need for researchers from diverse specialties and.

Kennesaw, Georgia, US

Synchronized all activities & provided significant direction for eight RSSRP instructorsUtilized qualitative and quantitative methods to assess the effectiveness of various components of the program

Kennesaw, Georgia, US

Provided semesterly quantitative data reports to the Asc. Director regarding the retention, progression and matriculation of AA malesRecommended, developed, and implemented strategic interventions to enhance students' academic performance based on needs assessment

Baltimore, MD, US

Supervised and motivated students during instruction hour while they worked with Sylvan based equipment and programsEvaluated and documented student progress, developed rapport with students, and established a fun learning environment

Huntsville, Alabama, US

Identified problems with data and proposed solutions to correct persistent problems for ADS Environmental ServicesCommunicated effectively in writing and verbally, both in person & remotely with field personnel, technicians, co-workers, & management.

Davis, California, US

Project Title: "Temperature’s Effects on Weakly Coupled Cerebral Cortex Cells"

Raleigh, North Carolina, US

Project Titles: "New Jersey’s Pervasive Ghost: An Assessment of Lethal Ambient Air Mercury Transport""A Voyage of Discovery Using Statistics: An Assessment of NJ Mercury Air Pollution Levels"

Elizabeth City, NC, US

Project Title: ”Biomass: An Alternative Form of Energy”

Raleigh, North Carolina, US

Project Title: “Quadratic Inverse Eigenvalue Problems”

Los Angeles, CA, US

Project Title: "The Effect of Alcohol on Neuron Firing"

Raleigh, North Carolina, US

Provided programs (educational, social, and cultural) and paraprofessional counseling for forty studentsConfronted and resolved issues concerning diversity, drug abuse, academic performance, policy enforcement, and social acceptance

Raleigh, North Carolina, US

Project Titles: "Model Fitting and Parameter Estimation Applied to Norovirus""Stability and Equilibrium Analysis of Vaccination Models"

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Health Education

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Public Health Administration And Policy

Master Of Science (Ms), Applied Statistics

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Applied Mathematics; Accounting Minor