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Health Sciences and School of Nursing Building | |
El Paso Texas, 79968 | |
tdmangadu@utep.edu | |
(915) 747-8516 | |
Community
Community of Engaged Scholars
Dr. Mangadu's research interests are in the areas of minority health disparities, global health, HIV prevention for minority women, Substance Use Disorder, mental health, violence prevention, and public health program evaluation. She and her graduate students conduct community-based research that encompasses service learning, program evaluation, and research service to the community. She also engages in interdisciplinary research collaborations with local, national and international experts |
KEYWORDS
- Global Health
- Minority Health Disparities
- Substance Use Disorder
- Program evaluation
- HIV/AIDS
- Mental health
- Minority women's health
- Violence prevention
- Health Technology/Telehealth
- COVID-19
CUSTOMIZED LINKS
- UTEP Receives NIH Grant to Build Institutional Culture and Address Health Equity
- Faculty Member Promotes Public Health Research and Workforce Development in Rural Texas Counties
- UTEP to Study Ways State Can Retain ECI Specialists
- UTEP Partnership Receives Federal Grant to Combat Opioid Abuse in West Texas Counties
- UTEP Receives Grant to Support Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault in Rural Counties
- New UTEP Research Center to Target Opioid Abuse on the Texas-Mexico Border
- UTEP Alliance Bridges Gap in Global Health
- $5 Million in New Grants, Partnerships Promote Community Health
- UTEP Awarded Grant to Expand Substance Abuse, HIV/AIDS Services
- Grants Roundup