Julie Hentz

Julie Hentz has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of public health education and communication. Julie is currently serving as an Adjunct Professor of Social Marketing Theory and Practice at The George Washington University- Milken Institute School of Public Health. Prior to this role, they worked at IQ Solutions as the Director of Social Issue Marketing, where they led initiatives to expand the company's brand and reach.

Julie Hentz also played a significant role in the International Social Marketing Association, serving as the Communication Chair and Board Member from 2016-2020. In this role, they managed a team responsible for sharing and promoting valuable content to social marketers worldwide.

Earlier in their career, Julie worked at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for over 10 years. Julie was involved in health marketing and managed social media outreach for the H1N1 Emergency Maternal Desk. Additionally, they pioneered a partnership between CDC and Medscape to create the Medscape/CDC Expert Commentary Series, providing evidence-based guidance in various health topics to the medical community.

Overall, Julie Hentz's work experience demonstrates their expertise in public health communication, brand expansion, partnership building, and utilizing digital tools to address public health challenges.

Julie Hentz's education history is as follows:

Julie Hentz obtained a Bachelor of Fine Art, Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University South Bend with a focus on Fine Art, English, and Creative Writing. Julie then completed an Associates degree in Communications from The Art Institutes.

Julie Hentz later pursued a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree from the University of South Florida, specializing in Social Marketing, behavioral & cultural science. Julie also earned a Graduate Certificate in Social Marketing from the same institution.

In addition to their degrees, Julie Hentz holds a Graduate Certification in Social Marketing and Social Change from the University of South Florida, although the specific details, such as the month and year of obtaining the certification, are not provided.