We'd like to thank the following people for their contributions to our lab:
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Rosaura RomeroResearch Data Coordinator/ Communication Manager
Rosaura is a Research Data Coordinator in Community Health Interventions Lab within the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior at the University at Buffalo School of Public Health and Health Professions. She will also be pursuing an MSW in Fall 2021. Rosaura holds a Bachelor's of Arts in Psychology and Health and Human Services with a concentration in Community Mental Health from the University at Buffalo. Rosaura works with our community partners in facilitating and implementing study protocols to understand if mobile produce markets can impact fruit and vegetable intake and other related health outcomes in lower-income and underserved communities. Rosaura was raised in Harlem, NYC and has a passion for social justice and community organizing. |
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Kate WarnerAlumni Research Assistant
Kate is studying for her Master's in Public Health with a concentration in Community Health and Health Behavior. She has a Bachelor's of Science in Biology and Psychology with minors in Art and Spanish. Her public health interests include addressing health disparities in refugee and immigrant communities. She is involved with data collection and management in the Veggie Van Study. Kate loves to run, travel, and paint landscapes of places she's visited. |
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Sibaridibo Banunaintern
Sibaridibo, a native of Buffalo, is an undergraduate student at University at Buffalo, majoring in Public Health. After graduating from the University at Buffalo, she plans to pursue a graduate degree in Public Health. She is interested in research related to reducing health disparities and improving food security in low-income communities. During her spare time, Sibaridibo enjoys planting vegetables in her garden, and volunteering at non-profit organizations. |
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Aaron FantiAlumni Research Assistant
Aaron is from Buffalo, New York and is entering into graduate school to attain is MPH with an epidemiology specialization. During his undergraduate collegiate career Aaron sported a 3.7 GPA, majoring in public health and minoring in nutrition. He is currently working on the Veggie Van study which aims to learn how mobile markets affect what people eat, as well as providing access to fruits and vegetables in low income neighborhoods. He plans to one day become a Research Scientist in which he can conduct his own epidemiological studies! |