Black History Month: Celebrating Nerdy Girl MacKenzie Isaac, MA

Women in STEM

For Black History Month we are excited to celebrate the fabulous Black Nerds that are part of Those Nerdy Girls.

Today we are highlighting MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA, CHES®

Kenzie is a social epidemiologist and health communications specialist who loves discussing all things health equity. Her specific research passions are the sociology of body image; racial/ethnic minority mental health; the complex relationship between faith, spirituality, and mental health; community organizing for health promotion (particularly youth mobilization and development); built environment interventions for health promotion; and the reproductive health care of Black women and girls.
Kenzie previously completed degrees in Sociology and Health Education and a Master’s degree in Modelling for Global Health at the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. She is now at Oxford completing a doctorate in Population Health. When she is not studying or writing for TNG, you can find her diving into a new dystopian novel, trying really hard to keep her plants alive, or daydreaming of retiring into beekeeping.

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