Is a community health researcher with expertise in Latino immigrant health and Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR). She is the founder and director of Camino Research Institute, conducting research with Latino immigrants using CBPR. She has 15 years of work experience in health education, public health, and research. She received a PhD in Public Health Sciences from UNC Charlotte. When she isn’t doing research, Keri enjoys hiking with her husband, Steve, her son, Noah, and their dog, Rio.
Dr. Keri Revens, PhD, CHES
Further Reading
Debunking 3 Common Health Myths: Chronic Disease, Exercise, and Nutrition
Pedro’s Journey of Hope
Storytelling Through Data with Dr. Keri Revens
National Diabetes Month: How a health and wellness program changes lives
Flu Season: How to Protect Yourself with Tips From a Professional
National Recovery Month: An Interview with an Expert
Why Every Day Should Be Family Health and Fitness DayRecipes of the Day
The Harmful Lifestyle of Poor Nutrition
What are Group and Individual Therapy?
