Bree Hemingway

Bree Hemingway is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Claremont Graduate University, affiliated with the School of Community & Global Health. She serves as the Associate Director of the MPH program and Co-Director of the DO/MPH dual degree program. Her work focuses on program evaluation, health disparities, and public health workforce development, particularly advancing culturally responsive evaluation practices.

• PhD in Psychology (2019, CGU)
• MPH in Health Education, Promotion, and Evaluation (CGU)
• BA in History (2009, UCLA, with honors and Phi Beta Kappa induction)

Hemingway’s research bridges public health education and applied evaluation methodologies, with a focus on global adaptations of prevention science and community-level interventions. Her publications emphasize practicum design, AYA cancer survivorship, and non-clinical cancer support systems.

• Transdisciplinary Dissertation Award
• Delta Omega National Public Health Honor Society
• Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society

She has received research support from City of Hope and CGU, and her 10+ years of experience includes teaching at California State University and leading program evaluations in nonprofit health organizations. Her work spans public health workforce training, global health programming, and community health advocacy.