The Center of Population Sciences for Health Empowerment
Our Mission
To lead and implement community-engaged, scientific, operational research and practice using principles and tools of population sciences that promote health and address the root causes of health disparities for all people regardless of their demographic

FIRST Faculty Mentees
FIRST Faculty |
Tenured Home |
Research Area |
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Dr. Liying Wang |
College of Nursing |
Mental HealthContextually-appropriate digital psychosocial interventions aimed at improving mental health and resilience among people living with HIV and communities with limited access to care. |
| Dr. Rasheda Haughbrook | Department of Psychology |
Chronic Disease PreventionExamining the interplay of the environment and biology on academic and developmental outcomes within African American children and also evaluate developmental differences within historically excluded groups as a consequence of biological and environmental factors. |
| Dr. Artur Luz Nunes Queiroz | College of Nursing |
Chronic Disease PreventionHIV prevention for Men who have sex with men, with a focus on how chemsex (sexualized substance use) affects HIV prevention and sexual health on the LGBTQ+ population. |
Center for Translational Behavioral Science

Our Mission
The mission of the Center for Translational Behavioral Science at Florida State University is to promote public
health and health justice using a sustainable team science approach for the development and
wide spread implementation of behavioral and biobehavioral interventions across the translational spectrum.
CTBScience relies on a continuous cycle of interaction between basic behavioral and biomedical scientists,
translational researchers, treatment providers, and communities to develop interventions
reaching diverse and under-served populations in local communities and beyond.
EST. 2018
FIRST Faculty Mentees
FIRST Faculty |
Tenured Home |
Research Area |
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Dr. Julia Sheffler |
College of Medicine |
Chronic Disease PreventionFocuses on developing scalable lifestyle interventions for Alzheimer’s disease and other late-life health problems |
| Dr. Sherelle Harmon | Department of Psychology |
Mental HealthExamining factors associated with the development and treatment of emotional dysregulation and irritability in children |
Center for Translational Behavioral Science
2010 Levy Ave Building B
Suite B0266
Tallahassee, FL 32310
CTBScience Suite:
850-644-2334
FSU Behavioral Health Clinic:
850-644-6543
Questions/Broken Links
ctbscience@med.fsu.edu