Rasheera Dopson is a master of Public Health student at Morehouse School of Medicine. Her areas of concentration include Health Policy along with research in behavioral and social sciences in the area of Race, Gender, and Disability.
During her first year as an MPH student, Rasheera served as a graduate research assistant for the National Center of Primary Care at Morehouse School of Medicine in which she helped to conduct qualitative survey’s on Telehealth and the impact of COVID-19. She also served as a legislative liaison during the 2021 legislative session with state senator Kim Jackson– in which she assisted in conducting research in support of bills relating to criminal justice reform. Rasheera also obtained her undergraduate degree in English literature in which she has wilded her skills of communication in areas of administration and policy.