Sophie Godley

Sophie Godley is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Boston University School of Public Health and Associate Director of the Kilachand Honors College. She has been a full-time faculty member since 2010, teaching courses such as Introduction to Public Health and Safer Sex in the City: From Science to Policy.

• Education:
  • BA, Smith College
  • MPH, University of Washington
  • DrPH, Boston University (2017)

Research Interests: Sophie specializes in implementing science-based prevention programs, incorporating popular media into public health education, and supporting healthy sexuality in communities. Her work emphasizes anti-racism, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and family support for adolescents.

Publications focus on pedagogical innovation, collaborative teaching, and addressing digital media victimization through public health lenses. Notable awards include the Gail Douglas Award (2010), Metcalf Award (2017), and multiple education innovation prizes.

Community & Teaching: She mentors Kilachand Honors College seniors on Keystone projects and advises students in the 4+1 BA/BS-MPH program. Sophie has worked with organizations like the AIDS Action Committee and ROCA, Inc., focusing on high-risk young mothers and public health practice.