Jonathan Engel

Jonathan Engel is a Professor at the Marxe School of Public and International Affairs, Baruch College, City University of New York. His expertise spans health policy, medical history, and social welfare, with a focus on U.S. healthcare systems and government programs.

• Education:
  • B.A. in History of Science, Harvard College (1986)
  • MBA in Accounting & Information Systems, Yale School of Management (1991)
  • Ph.D. in History of Medicine and Science, Yale University (1994)

His research explores the historical evolution of U.S. health and social welfare policies post-1925. Key themes include Medicaid, AIDS history, psychotherapy, healthcare costs, and Cold War science policy. Current work examines 1960s anti-poverty programs.

Scientific awards include the President's Teaching Award from Seton Hall University (1996). He has served on numerous committees, including search and executive roles at Baruch College, and reviewed for journals and NIH grants.