Morgan Brown

Morgan Brown is a Health Scientist with significant experience in global health initiatives, currently working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since October 2017. Brown's role includes supporting the Global Health Security Agenda work planning process, coordinating CDC’s involvement in the Joint External Evaluation by collaborating with the World Health Organization, and conducting research to enhance program implementation. Previous experience includes serving as a Research Fellow at Safe Food, Fair Food for Cambodia, where a project aimed to improve food safety among local mothers, and as National Coordinator for Integrated PECADOM + with the Peace Corps, where efforts involved training community health workers and managing data collection for malaria control programs. Brown holds a Master of Public Health from Emory University and a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and Affairs from SUNY New Paltz.