Collection preserves media appearances and interviews by current and former faculty and staff.
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Stories From Academia: Georgia Southern’s Women In Research Soar
Asli Aslan, Jingjing Qing, Laura A. Stambaugh, Lissa M. Leege, Mariana Saenz, Nalanda Roy, and Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern's Office of Research published an article celebrating Women's History Month where seven women faculty members were honored for their academic excellence. The faculty members included are Asli Aslan, Jingjing Qing, Laura Stambaugh, Lissa Leege, Mariana Saenz, Nalanda Roy, and Tilicia Mayo-Gamble.
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Dr. Tilicia L. Mayo-Gamble Receives PCORI Award
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Article about Georgia Southern Faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble receiving the Euguene Washington PCORI Engagement Award.
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Sickle Cell Disease Blood Drive
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble was interviewed about the Sickle Cell Disease Blood Drive hosted by the NAACP.
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Dr. Tilicia Mayo-Gamble receives Diversity Supplement from NHLBI
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Article about Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble receiving Diversity Supplement from NHLBI.
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Researcher develops app to reach Black community with COVID-19 information: University of Cincinnati physician gets a boost from the Association of Black Cardiologists for study
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty member was mentioned in this article. She assisted Donald Lynch and Kelly Harris.
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Georgia Southern: Engaging Individuals with Sickle Cell Disease in Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble, Velma McBride Murry, Jennifer Cunningham-Erves, Robert M. Cronin, Nabilah Lari, Alexis Gorden, Lametra Scott, Michael R. Debaun, and Trevor Thompson
Article about Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble contribution to the academic article, "Engaging Individuals with Sickle Cell Disease in Patient-Centered Outcomes Research: A Community Health Ambassador Training Model".
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Ensuring Patient and Community Voices Are Heard in Merit Review
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble discusses how patient and community voices are heard during the PCORI merit review.
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Georgia Southern professor accepted in 2019 PRIDE Institute summer program
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Article about Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble's acceptance into the 2019 Programs to Increase Diversity Among Individuals Engaged in Health-Related Research (PRIDE).
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Georgia Southern Professor Accepted in Prestigious 2019 PRIDE Institute Summer Program
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Article about Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble's acceptance into the 2019 Programs to Increase Diversity Among Individuals Engaged in Health-Related Research (PRIDE).
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Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty and PCORI merit reviewer, Tilicia Mayo-Gamble discusses the PCORI’s merit review process.
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PCORI Patient Merit Reviewers
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty Tilicia Mayo-Gamble discusses the inclusion of patients during PCORI’s merit review process.
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Stakeholder Diversity’s Impact on PCORI Merit Review Process
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble discusses the diversity of the PCORI’s merit review.
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'Use of Multimodal Strategies for Community-Engaged Dissemination of Research Needs, Priorities, and Recommendations of the Community' grant will allow researchers to engage the community and improve transparency
Jennifer Cunningham-Erves, Tilicia Mayo-Gamble, Yolanda Vaughn, Mike Helms, Claudia Barajas, and Consuelo H. Wilkins
Article about the 'Use of Multimodal Strategies for Community-Engaged Dissemination of Research Needs, Priorities, and Recommendations of the Community' grant. Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble was the Co-Investigator of the grant.
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Sickle Cell Trait In-Depth
Tilicia Mayo-Gamble
Sickle Cell Action Network Show features a discussion with Georgia Southern faculty member Tilicia Mayo-Gamble and her research on Sickle Cell Trait.
