Fredanna Mcgough serves as a pivotal figure at Coastal Carolina University, where she currently holds the position of Interim Associate Dean for the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies. In this role, she not only oversees the development and implementation of graduate programs but also...
Fredanna Mcgough serves as a pivotal figure at Coastal Carolina University, where she currently holds the position of Interim Associate Dean for the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies. In this role, she not only oversees the development and implementation of graduate programs but also directs the Core (General Education) Curriculum, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education. As a liaison for Global Initiatives, she fosters international collaborations that enhance the university's global footprint and enrich the academic experience for students.
With a robust background in public health, Fredanna teaches a diverse array of courses, including Global Health, Women's Health, Human Sexuality, Research, Nutrition, and Health and Wellness. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of addressing health disparities, particularly in underserved populations. Fredanna's research expertise spans critical areas such as maternal and child health (MCH), nutrition, health policy, and the impacts of global health crises like the Ebola Virus Disease in West Africa and the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Her commitment to understanding and mitigating health disparities is reflected in her research endeavors, which aim to inform policy and improve health outcomes.
Fredanna's extensive skill set includes qualitative research, curriculum assessment, and grant writing, making her a valuable asset in both academic and community settings. Her leadership in educational initiatives and her supervisory skills have positioned her as a respected figure in the field of public health, where she continues to inspire future health professionals and contribute to meaningful change in public health policy and practice.
