Marie-Renée GUEVEL

Marie-Renée GUEVEL is a Lecturer at EHESP School of Public Health since September 2015, affiliated with the Department of Human and Social Sciences (SHS) and the Research Collective on Disability, Autonomy, Inclusive Society (CoRHASI). She holds a PhD in Educational Sciences from Blaise Pascal University (2008–2011), preceded by an engineering degree in Agri-Food Business and a master’s in School Health Education. Her research focuses on health promotion evaluation, public policies for disability employment, and early childhood inequalities, supported by grants from INPES, FIPHFP, and IReSP. She teaches health promotion courses in the Master’s in Public Health program and contributes to continuing education modules. Her work emphasizes mixed-methods research to address complex social and health challenges.

• Education: PhD in Educational Sciences, Engineering Degree in Agri-Food Business (Applied Statistics), Master’s in School Health Education.
• Research: Three core areas: health promotion project evaluation, disability employment policies, and early childhood inequalities.
• Affiliations: CoRHASI, UMR 6051 ARENES, ACTé EA4281 Laboratory.

Her teaching spans health promotion strategies, early childhood policies, and public health training for educators and inspectors. She coordinates interdisciplinary projects like the Employment of People with Disabilities Program (2012–2020) and the Poterri Project on territorial health policies.