Today, I had the amazing opportunity to talk with Dawn Holman, a behavioral scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, located in Georgia. During this conversation, she really highlighted the importance of educating youth about cancer prevention, and the preventative measures one should take! Dawn received her undergraduate degree in science from the University of Georgia and went on to receive her Masters degree in public health at Emory University. She became interested in skin cancer prevention due to the experiences she had as a research assistant at Emory University. Dawn has been working at the CDC since 2009.
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Dawn works in the CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control's Epidemiology and Applied Research Branch.
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