Traci C. Terrance

Traci C. Terrance, Ph.D. serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Rochester's School of Medicine and Dentistry, with joint appointments in the Department of Psychiatry, Department of Clinical and Translational Research, and Department of Family Medicine. Her academic work bridges clinical research and social justice frameworks.

• Education:
  • PhD in Social Work from Warner School of Education, University of Rochester (2021)
  • MSW from Syracuse University (2004)
  • BSW from Nazareth College of Rochester (2002)
  • Certificate in Inclusive Teaching for Equitable Learning from ACUE (University of Rochester)

Dr. Terrance's research focuses on dismantling structural racism in healthcare systems and developing equitable educational practices through community-engaged methodologies. Her work spans insomnia treatment disparities, curriculum development, and translational science applications.

Key publication trends reveal consistent themes: racial inequity analysis (2024 Sleep Health article), system-level healthcare reform (2023 Journal of Clinical and Translational Science), and pedagogical innovation in culturally responsive education (2018 Culturally Engaging Service-Learning). Her scholarship integrates clinical, educational, and policy perspectives.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Leadership through Scholarship Fellowship (2022-2023)

Dr. Terrance's interdisciplinary appointments reflect her cross-cutting expertise in mental health, translational research, and family medicine. Her inclusive teaching credentials demonstrate commitment to equitable learning environments. While no specific grant details appear in the provided text, her community-led research approach suggests collaborative funding opportunities.