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Ann Marie White is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, with joint appointments in the Department of Public Health Sciences, Department of Clinical & Social Psychology, and Center for Community Health and Prevention. As Director of the Office of Mental Health Promotion (OMHP), she leads community engagement initiatives through service, education, and research to advance mental health outcomes and violence prevention.
Education:
- Ed.D. in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University (2002)
- MA in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University (1993)
- BS with Honors in Human Development and Family Studies from Cornell University (1992)
Dr. White's research focuses on systems science methods applied to community engagement in mental health promotion, violence prevention, and social media data analysis. She has developed participatory research frameworks with community 'natural helpers' and designed multimedia education programs to enhance civic engagement among disadvantaged youth. Her work bridges academic research with mental health policy implementation.
Scientific Awards:
- President's Diversity Award nominee, University of Rochester (2012)
- NIH Institute on Systems Science and Health attendee (2012)
- Got Dreams Award from Monroe County Office of Mental Health (2012)
- Dr. David Satcher Community Health Improvement Award nominee (2011, 2010)
- MHSR New Investigator Workshop and Poster Award (2007)
- OBSSR 10th Anniversary Travel Scholarship (2006)
- Collier Award (2006)
- NIH Summer Institute Fellow (2005)
- AAAS/SRCD Policy Fellowships (NIH, U.S. Senate) (2002-2004)
