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Jeff Quinn

Research Analyst II

Jeff Quinn is the research manager and analyst for the Prospective Study of Infant Development and the Fast Track Project. He also is the co-PI for the Non-Profit Capacity Building and Infrastructure Enhancement Project and provides support to the Project Launch Project. He worked previously at the Center for Child and Family Policy as a project coordinator from 2004-2008, working on Fast Track, System of Care, Durham Family Initiative, and Durham Connects. Quinn has also done a lot of research in the realm of fatherhood and fathers' unique impacts on child development.

Quinn received his undergraduate degree from Drury University in Springfield, Missouri, in May 2001, and in May 2010 he received his master's degree in public health from The Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he focused his studies on health behavior and health education. Quinn is the proud father of a two-year old boy named Nolan.

Education:

• M.P.H. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - 2010
• B.A. Drury University - 2001

Recent Publications

1. Li, J., Quinn, J., Rico, C.L., Noguera, A.C., Silbajoris, C., Brown, J.D., & McDuffee, D. (2010). Developing a Health Care Intermediary-Delivered Intervention to Promote an Online Health Information Resource: Results from Formative Research. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet, 14(4), 369-381.