Beth Renee Dail Marshall, DrPH

During her tenure with the Center, Dr. Marshall has collaborated with community partners on a variety of projects including a school health video project, the development of a high school health curriculum, the development of a health triage system for the Baltimore City Health Department, the development of the Center’s mental health agenda, and most recently, two evaluations of local middle school supplemental programs. Dr. Marshall has extensive experience in health education and was awarded her doctorate in public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2010.


Current Research Projects
- Turning the Corner on Achievement Program (TCAP)
- Healthy Adolescent Development Guide Training
- Connecting Disadvantaged Youth to Health: A Global Study

2008-2009            John and Alice Chenoweth-Pate Fellow
2007                       Selected participant at the Quasi-experimental Design and Analysis in Education workshop
2005 – 2006         Maternal and Child Health Section Fellow, American Public Health Association
2003                       Delta Omega, Public Health Honor Society
1998                       Golden Key Honor Society
1998                       Delta Kappa Gamma, Education Honor Society