Danielle C. Robinson

Danielle C. Robinson serves as an Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and as an Epidemiology Supervisor at the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services within the Communicable Disease Branch, bridging academic research with frontline public health practice.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) in Epidemiology from Walden University
• Master of Public Health from Purdue University
• Bachelor's degree in Biology and Chemistry from North Carolina Central University

Dr. Robinson's research focuses on Infectious Diseases and Sexual Behavior, with significant contributions to Investigational Drugs and Medical Devices evaluation. Her work spans international collaborations across the United States, France, Canada, Cuba, and Chad, building on early expertise in microbiology and analytical chemistry from Laboratory Corporation of America and clinical research at Duke University.

Her professional recognition includes:

• Science and Medicine Laureate of Australia

Actively engaged with national and global public health organizations, she contributes to committees while balancing her academic responsibilities. Beyond her scientific work, Dr. Robinson is a published poet, Girl Scout Leader, and community volunteer who maintains active involvement in arts and cultural events through concert attendance and open mic poetry participation.