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Sarah Cornell, MS, CCRC

Sarah Young, MS, CCRC

PhD Student

Program

  • Public & Community Health

Contact Information

Biography

Faculty Advisor: Kirsten Beyer, PhD, MPH, MS
Year Entered MCW: 2024
Previous Education: MS, Global Health Equity, Medical College of Wisconsin; BS, Biological Sciences, Chemistry Minor, University of Wisconsin – Parkside; Firefighter/Paramedic Certificate – Wisconsin Technical College System

Research Interests

Intersection of injury disparities, global surgery, and health equity, with a strong focus on prehospital systems and community engagement

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