Kaleb Whitfield

Kaleb Whitfield serves as a Researcher at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University, holding the position of Research Associate II at the Center of Excellence for Children’s Behavioral Health. His work centers on advancing child and family behavioral health through research-driven system improvements and equity-focused initiatives.

His academic credentials include:

• Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) from Morehouse School of Medicine
• Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from Georgia State University

Whitfield's research spans maternal and child health equity, child/infant behavioral health, and health disparities, employing rigorous qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Current projects address critical gaps in Georgia's behavioral health infrastructure, including Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health System Building, Child-Parent Psychotherapy Evaluation, and statewide System of Care implementation. These efforts reflect a strong commitment to translating research into practical interventions for vulnerable populations.

As a core contributor to the Center of Excellence for Children’s Behavioral Health, he drives initiatives that reshape service delivery models for children and families. No information is available regarding student advising or external grant funding.