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Monique Mullins is an experienced analyst at the Jefferson County Department of Health since January 2009, responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating community health initiatives, including the Community Health Assessment and the Safe Routes to School program. Monique has a robust background in public health research, having worked as a Senior Administrative Intern evaluating school-based STI education programs and as a Research Interviewer for the HEART Study, where data on marital and health outcomes was collected. Additionally, Monique's experience includes research assistance at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and an ORISE Fellowship at the US Environmental Protection Agency, focusing on environmental risk communication and policy analysis. Monique holds a Master of Public Health in Health Behavior from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a Bachelor's Degree in Government and Environmental Studies from William & Mary.