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Hannah Walters

Colorado School of Public Health

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hannah.walters@cuanschutz.edu

Hannah Walters is a Doctor of Public Health candidate at the Colorado School of Public Health. Her dissertation research focuses on applying analytical methods to identify patterns of environmental injustice and health inequities in Colorado, including in areas of oil and gas development and in communities recovering from natural disasters. She previously worked as an epidemiologist at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, focusing on chronic disease prevention program evaluation. She earned her master's in Public Health from Boston University in 2019 with a focus on environmental hazard assessment.