Chadwick Campbell

Chadwick Campbell is an Assistant Professor at the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health & Human Longevity Science at the University of California San Diego. His work focuses on HIV prevention and care among marginalized populations, particularly Black and Latino gay and bisexual men. He employs qualitative methods to explore stigma, intersectional inequities, and structural barriers impacting health outcomes.

Education:

• PhD in Sociology, University of California San Francisco (UCSF)
• MPH in Health Education, San Francisco State University
• BA in Sociology, San Francisco State University

Research Interests:

• HIV/AIDS prevention and care
• Gay and Bisexual Men of Color health
• Social stigma and intersectionality
• Structural inequities in healthcare access
• Qualitative and mixed-methods research

Research Trends: Recent work emphasizes HIV care engagement in the US South, medical mistrust among Black and Latinx populations, and innovative strategies for reducing stigma. His articles highlight systemic barriers, resilience mechanisms, and culturally competent approaches to HIV treatment.

Grants & Advising: Leads initiatives like the San Diego SUN program to support underrepresented researchers. Collaborates with community organizations on participatory HIV research projects.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with interdisciplinary teams addressing HIV disparities through sociological, public health, and clinical lenses.