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Erin Broas

Erin Broas

COVID & Communications Support, Knowledge SUCCESS

Erin Broas is a full-time Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) student at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Molecular & Cellular Biology and in Public Health from the University of Arizona. Erin has previously worked in health education, health promotion, and health communication, with a particular focus on adolescent health, education access, and food security. As a student worker at Knowledge SUCCESS, she supports knowledge management activities and helps develop communication materials related to COVID-19 and family planning/reproductive health.

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