Alison Dingwall

Alison Dingwall is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in public health and behavioral science. As a Graduate Research Assistant at Howard University, Alison contributed to The High Achieving Black STEM Student Study, tracking project data. Subsequent roles included an ORISE Fellow at the FDA Office of Women's Health and a Principal Behavioral Scientist at MITRE, where Alison became a recognized expert in social media research related to healthcare. Additionally, Alison served as a Study Coordinator at Children's National Medical Center, managing the WIMMN's Study, and held a position as Adjunct Faculty at Johns Hopkins University, teaching Health Psychology and Behavior Change. Educational credentials include a BA in Psychology from American University, an MPH in Health Behavior, and both an MS and PhD in Social Psychology from Howard University.