Dr. Maleeka Glover

For the past 20 years, Maleeka has worked across many areas of public health and emergency management, and is a Social Epidemiologist by training. She has held positions with CDC, WHO, in addition to several academic institutions. She provides training on strategic leadership and works to develop and implement science-based approaches, program coordination, training, and global health security leadership. Dr. Glover has supported a number of high visibility and national special security events.  

She has extensive training and experience in social epidemiology, risk communication policy, planning and implementation and a demonstrated record of accomplishment of community engagement.  Dr. Glover is trained to examine how cultural, economic, and demographic factors, biopsychosocial interactions, societal influences, and various levels of social organization (ranging from small groups to complex cultural systems) influences public health and its delivery and understands the influence on peace and security.

Maleeka holds a Doctorate from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan School of Public Health and a Bachelor of  Science degree from Clark Atlanta University.