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Atticus Chance Emig, CHW, CHES, is a skilled public health professional with extensive experience in STEM content development, research, and community health advocacy. Currently serving as a Junior Public Health Advisor and STEM Content Writer at Edheads, Atticus creates engaging K-12 STEM materials and stays updated with educational trends. As a Graduate Research Assistant at Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, Atticus contributes to a novel study on generativity in healthcare. Previous roles include supporting individuals living with HIV/AIDS at AIDS Healthcare Foundation, conducting market research at Plunkett Research, and leading health advocacy initiatives at Legacy Community Health. Atticus holds a Master of Public Health from The Ohio State University and a Master of Arts in Health Communication from the University of Houston, alongside a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and Psychology.