Selina M. Stasi

Selina M. Stasi is an Assistant Professor at the School of Public Health, Texas A&M University, specializing in community-engaged research and physical activity promotion. Her work focuses on reducing health disparities through asset mapping, trauma-informed approaches, and cross-sector collaborations.

• DrPH (2018), MPH (2014), BA in Sociology & Asian American Studies (2012)
• Professional Certifications: STRIDE Training, Green Dot Facilitator, GIS Graduate Certificate

Her research bridges public health and community development, emphasizing:

• Physical activity access in underserved populations
• Geospatial mapping of health assets
• Strength-based community mobilization
• Clinic-community-church partnerships

Her publications (2014-2020) highlight trends in:

• Community-engaged interventions
• Policy impacts on physical activity access
• Medical education reforms for preventive care
• Technology-assisted wellness programs

Scientific Recognition:

• Faculty Fellow, Center for Health and Nature
• American Journal of Health Promotion Article of the Year (2019)

As advisor and committee member, she has guided:

• Practicum programs and academic advising (2018-2022)
• Curriculum reform (2023-2025)
• Health and wellness initiatives (2015-2022)