Education

PhD, Sociology, Princeton University

MPH, Population Planning and International Health, University of Michigan Ann Arbor

BA, Biology and Psychology, Mercer University (Magna Cum Laude)

Biography

Mark VanLandingham, PhD (IHD) is a demographer and sociologist who focuses on a wide array of topics related to public health. He currently leads projects focusing on the antecedents and consequences of largescale rural-to-urban migration within Southeast Asia; and acculturation, health, and well-being among Vietnamese immigrants in the United States. He co-leads (with Mary Waters and David Abramson) a team of researchers from Tulane, Harvard, NYU, Brown, and Michigan investigating Health and Demographic Disparities in long term Recovery from Hurricane Katrina (HDDR-HD), funded by a new Program Award (P01) from NIH. He currently teaches GCHB 6240 Health Problems of Developing Societies (with Katherine Andrinopoulos) and the GCHB 6990 Capstone Course for International Health and Development (with Margie Cartwright).

Publications

View Dr. VanLandingham's publications at his NCBI profile page.