San Antonio Regional Campus Faculty
| Bradshaw, Benjamin S., PhD Professor Research interests: Demography; minority populations; U.S.-Mexico border health issues Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 212Email: benjamin.s.bradshaw@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5506 |
| Cooper, Sharon P., PhD Professor and Regional Dean, San Antonio Region Campus Research interests: Occupational injury, surveillance of injury and illnesses in farm workers, working adolescents Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 208Email: sharon.p.cooper@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5508 |
| Herbold, John R., PhD Associate Professor of Epidemiology & Director, Center for Biosecurity & Public Health Preparedness Research interests: Epidemiology; environmental health; infectious disease; animal-human issues; military medicine. Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 215Email: john.r.herbold@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (713) 500-9420 |
| McFall, Stephanie L., PhD Associate Professor Research interests: Social gerontology, cancer screening and treatment decisions, health of older adults, program evaluation Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 209Email: stephanie.l.mcfall@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5503 |
| Moore, Frank I., PhD Associate Professor Research interests: State health policy; health professions supply and requirements; leadership development in public health; rural health care delivery Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 256Email: frank.i.moore@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5507 |
| Perkins, Jimmy L., PhD Professor Research interests: Chemical exposure assessment; risk communication; risk analysis; dermal exposure; statistical applications Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 210Email: jimmy.l.perkins@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5502 |
| Shipp, Eva M., PhD Assistant Professor Research interests: Occupational injury / illness among agricultural and adolescent workers, back injury, vulnerable populations Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 211Email: eva.m.shipp@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5524 |
| Smith, David W., PhD Associate Professor Research interests: Outcomes research methods; survey design and analysis, particularly for minorities or diabetics; biostatistical methods for health policy; population effects of terrorism and disasters Campus: San Antonio — Office: SPH 218Email: david.w.smith@uth.tmc.edu |  Phone: (210) 562-5512 |