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Meara Faw, PhD
Concentration at ColoradoSPH at CSU: Health Communication
Dr. Faw is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at
CSU. Her research explores how interpersonal relationships and connections can
promote health and well-being primarily through the communication of social
support and conflict management behaviors. Dr. Faw has engaged in several
innovative research approaches, including examining natural interactions and biological markers, in
order to understand the associations between communication and health.
Gwen Fisher, PhD
Concentration at ColoradoSPH at CSU: Epidemiology
Dr. Fisher’s research is focused on industrial-organizational psychology
centered around occupational health psychology, including health and
wellbeing among older workers; retirement, work ability and prolonged
working life; and the work/non-work interface, including work/non-work
conflict, enhancement and work/life balance.
Brian Foy, PhD
Concentration at ColoradoSPH at CSU: Global Health and Health
Disparities
Dr. Foy works with vectors and vector-borne pathogens in research that spans
basic and applied biology. His current interests lie in defining concepts that
govern blood meal acquisition and digestion by vectors, and parasite and arbovirus
transmission from vertebrates to vectors and vice versa. His goal is to use this knowledge,
combined with the epidemiological concepts that define vector-borne diseases, to practically
control their transmission.
Frank Garry, DVM
Concentration at ColoradoSPH at CSU: Animals, People and the
Environment
Dr. Gary is a Professor in Clinical Sciences and an Extension Veterinarian in
the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at CSU and in the
Department of Epidemiology in the Colorado School of Public Health. Dr. Garry’s primary
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