Grace W Ryan

225 SQ

Education

MPH, Community & International Health, 2015, University of New York
BA, World Politics, 2011, Hamilton College

Grace Ryan is a graduate research assistant with the Health Policy Research Program at the Public Policy Center and a doctoral student in the Community and Behavioral Health Department at the College of Public Health. She is currently working with Natoshia Askelson on projects related to rural health, cancer prevention, and adolescent health, with a focus on exploring HPV vaccination.

Latest Research

Public Health and Prevention | Journal Article

The Use of Medical Claims Data for Identifying Missed Opportunities for HPV Immunization among Privately Insured Adolescents in the State of Iowa

Pre K–12 | Journal Article

Using Predicted Marginal Effects to Assess the Impact of Rurality and Free and Reduced Lunch Eligibility on a School-Based Nutrition Intervention

Oral Health Policy | Journal Article

A Mixed-Methods Examination of Factors Related to HPV Vaccination Promotion in Private Dental Settings, Iowa, 2019

Public Health and Prevention | Journal Article

Meeting Household Food Needs: A Qualitative Examination of Food Access among Parenting Community College Students

Special Health Care Needs | Journal Article

Using needs assessment surveys to understand priorities for pregnant and parenting community college students: Comparing US and foreign-born parents