Jacqueline H.

Jacqueline H. currently serves as a Maternal and Child Health Title V Scholar, MCH Policy Scholar, and Communications Specialist at the USF Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health, while also holding positions as Healthy Democracy Campaign Captain and Civic Health Fellow at Vot-ER. With extensive experience as an MSW Clinical Intern and Outreach Advocate at The Spring of Tampa Bay, Jacqueline H. facilitates collaboration for survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and leads case consultations to assess domestic violence dynamics. Additional roles include contributions as a McKnight Junior Scholar at the USF Social Work Interdisciplinary Research Lab and participation as an Institute Scholar in a youth violence prevention program. Jacqueline H.'s educational credentials include a Master of Social Work and a Master of Public Health from the University of South Florida, along with various graduate certificates and a Bachelor of Social Work.