Faculty Bios
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Kim Dobson Sydnor,
PhD, is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Public
Health and Policy Department of Behavioral Health Sciences at Morgan
State University, a historically Black university in Baltimore City.
At Morgan, she also serves as Site Director for the W.K. Kellogg
Health Scholars program - the multidisciplinary-health disparities
track. Dr. Sydnor received her B.S. in Psychology from Morgan State
University and her doctorate in Public Health from Johns Hopkins
University where she holds an Adjunct Faculty position within the
Health and Society department of the Bloomberg School of Public
Health. She is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society. Her
current research interests focus on prevention and intervention
strategies for children's healthy development. This approach applies
a life course framework that examines the key contexts of school
and family. Dr. Sydnor is working with local Head Start programs
to assess program effectiveness for both parents and children. She
is also working with other stakeholders with the goal of developing
systems of care within communities that can enhance and promote
healthy child development. She serves as an Associate Editor for
the newly established community-based participatory journal titled
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research Education
and Association and is on the Executive Board of DRU Mondawin
Health Families.
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