Erica Gollub

DrPH, Epidemiology
Columbia University

MPH, Population/Family Health
Columbia University

BS, Biology
Stanford University

• Provost Office Student-Faculty Research Award, Pace University (2022)
• Kenan Faculty Development Award, Pace University (2021)
• COVID-19 Collaborative Interdisciplinary Research Award, Pace University Provost Office (2021)
• Student-Faculty Research Award, Pace University Provost (2020)
• College of Health Professions Dean’s Award for Outstanding Research, Pace University (2019)
• Provost’s Certificate for Prolific and Exemplary Scholarship, Pace University (2019)
• Kenan Faculty Development Award, Pace University, (2018)
• Award for Accomplished Foreign Researchers, Minister of National Education, Research and Technology. Paris, France, (1998)
• Fulbright Scholar, US Fulbright Program (1997)
• Research Fellowship Award, Agence Nationale pour la Recherche dans le SIDA (French National AIDS Research Agency) (1997)
• Research Fellow, HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies. Columbia University and New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York (1992)

• Covid-19 vaccine beliefs and intentions, and the practice of prevention behaviors among college students: In search of an integrative model of determinants in an evolving pandemic. Gollub, E., Mendelsohn, J. B. & Boyraz, G. March 2021–March 2022. Covid-19 Collaborative Interdisciplinary Research Award, Pace University. Funded.

• Allied Health Search Committee, College of Health Professions, chair

• Dapivirine ring: case study in reproductive justice and FDA as a structural barrier to HIV prevention for women
  Gollub, E. (2022). American Public Health Association.
• Differences in Firearm-Related Intimate Partner Homicides Rates by Race/Ethnicity using the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS). Chen, S. & Gollub, E. (2022). American Public Health Association.
• Tribute to Dr Zena Stein. Gollub, E. (2022). Alan Berkman Memorial Lecture. . Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology
• Pandemic, protests, and penury: syndemic impacts on mental health and self-protective behaviors of US college students. Gollub, E., Mendelsohn, J. B. & Cirillo, M. (2021). American College Health Association 2021 Annual Meeting. Virtual.

• Abstract review team, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting

• International AIDS Society
• American Public Health Association