About Me
Dr. Lois A. Jackson, Professor of Health Promotion, is internationally recognized for her community based, collaborative research with marginalized populations. Dr. Jackson's highly productive program of research identifies how social inequities impact access to health services, and her work draws attention to inequities across urban and rural places. She is a leader in population health research providing a voice for communities living socially and economically on the margins of society. Her research informs programs and policies, and has significantly advanced community-engaged scholarship. She is the recipient of several career awards and has an extensive track record of volunteer service.