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Center for Community Engagement and Health Equity
The Center for Community Engagement and Health Equity (CEHE) within Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center, builds on a longstanding commitment to high-quality, expert, and patient-centered cancer care, screening, and prevention across the state of Connecticut. The Center is dedicated to ensuring cancer health equity and improving outcomes, with an emphasis on traditionally underserved neighborhoods. The Center leverages a wide range of approaches to community-engaged research, community outreach, education, policy & advocacy, and access to clinical care.
Strategic Functions
- Leadership & Administration
- Community Engagement
- Participatory Informatics & Data Analytics
- Education & Professional Development
- Clinical Collaborations
- Community Dissemination & Programming
- Policy & Advocacy
Director
Deputy Director
CEHE Core Faculty
Staff
Program Manager
Erin Singleton, MPH, Program Manager, collaborates closely with leadership to support the development of a robust infrastructure to ensure Yale cancer science is responsive to the needs of all Connecticut residents. She has 15 years of extensive project management experience and working at the University and Smilow Cancer Hospital.