Judith Auerbach Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, CA, US

San Francisco Bay Area

Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, with primary appointment at the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies/Division of Prevention Sciences.Provide strategic advice to Center and Division leadership; make Town Hall presentations; mentor early- and mid-career scientists; author scientific publications.

San Francisco

• Provide strategic advice to governmental, non-governmental, non-profit, for profit, research, and other organizations on HIV-related research and its application to policy and program implementation and evaluation.
• Participate in the development of research agenda- and priority-setting activities and on numerous meeting and conference planning committees for governmental, academic, non-profit, and commercial organizations.
• Make invited scientific and policy presentations at universities, meetings, and conferences, with a focus on social research and its relationship to comprehensive responses to HIV epidemics, women’s health, sex and.

San Francisco Bay Area

• Developed, led, and managed SFAF’s research, research translation, and program evaluation efforts, including their relationship to local and national HIV policy.
• Set priorities for research and evaluation efforts toward realizing the Foundation’s strategic goals of reducing new HIV infections, increasing HIV status awareness, and ensuring equitable access to appropriate HIV.
• Represented SFAF as one of the co-founders of the Coalition for a National AIDS Strategy.
• Participated on the SFAF Leadership Team to develop and execute SFAF policy and manage the operations and activities of the Foundation (a $20 million organization). Participated in fundraising efforts; made numerous.

• Headed amfAR’s Public Policy Office in Washington, D.C., and coordinated programmatic activities across the Foundation.
• Served as spokesperson for amfAR’s public policy agenda; analyzed and developed public policy for amfAR; implemented the public policy goals; and managed day-to-day operations and activities of the Office.
• Worked in partnership with other health and HIV/AIDS related organizations, including building coalitions and developing public policy consensus; built relationships with governmental entities and staff and.
• Authored and published scientific and policy articles and op-eds; made numerous presentations at HIV/AIDS-associated conferences; and appeared in numerous radio, television, and print media on behalf of the Foundation.

• Advised the Director of the Office of AIDS Research (OAR) on all matters pertaining to HIV-related behavioral, social science, and prevention research supported or conducted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
• Assisted in the development of the annual update of the NIH Plan for HIV-Related Research with respect to both the identification of scientific priorities and the allocation of funds in the areas of Behavioral and.
• Coordinated activities in AIDS-related behavioral and social science research across the 27 NIH Institutes and Centers.
• Managed the HIV Prevention Science Initiative, which distributed $4 million to $10 million through the NIH Institutes and Centers (IC) annually.
• Served as OAR liaison to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Center for STD, HIV, and TB Prevention, including its Advisory Council.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Served in the Executive Office of the President (William J. Clinton) as a member of the OSTP Science Department. Responsible for monitoring and promoting federal agency research programs and budgets in the social and.
• Served as key spokesperson for behavioral and social sciences research inside the White House and as a representative of the White House to the extramural scientific community and the public.
• Coordinated the development of the interagency Education Research Initiative, a collaborative funding initiative involving the Department of Education, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Science.
• Worked with professional societies to integrate social and behavioral science findings into the President’s Initiative on Race. Collaborated with colleagues in the life sciences and physical sciences on issues of.
• Served as primary staff contact for the Education and Human Resources committee of the President’s Council of Advisors in Science and Technology (PCAST). Served as OSTP representative on the Interagency Task Force on.

Phd, Sociology

Master Of Arts - Ma, Sociology

Ba, Sociology

Social And Political Sciences

Activities and Societies: Anglo-American ClubJunior year abroad from UCB