Aruba Muhammad, MPH
Research & Evaluation Associate
Aruba Muhammad received her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Public Health from Georgia State University, with a concentration in biostatistics.
Aruba has extensive experience in program development, quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis, and report writing. At UMC, she applies these skills to support Dr. Broomfield-Massey.
Aruba’s research interests have long centered on maternal and reproductive health, with a focus on educating women in community settings about these topics. She is also deeply passionate about environmental health, particularly as it relates to women’s issues.
When she is not working, Aruba likes to spend time with her family, read, paint, and explore the great outdoors.