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Mona Arora

University of Arizona

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manand@email.arizona.edu

Mona Arora is an assistant research professor at the College of Public Health at the University of Arizona. Her research focuses on building the public health system’s capacity and capability to address global “wicked problems,” including pandemics, disasters, and climate change. Arora has over ten years of experience in emergency preparedness, workforce development, and community engagement. Arora currently leads the ADHS-CDC COVID Disparities Initiative to advance health equity & address social determinants of health-related to COVID-19. In addition, she is a member of the University’s COVID-19 Incident Command team to support pandemic response and recovery planning.