Each department within the School of Public Health and Health Professions has its own discipline-specific research facilities as well as access to shared resources.
Under the direction of principal investigator Lucia Leone, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior, the Veggie Van Training Center provides training, technical assistance, reporting and evaluation for organizations and professionals working to launch or expand a mobile market or other food access programs. The center is run by the Community Health Intervention Lab (CHIL) within the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior. CHIL's mission is to create, test, and disseminate sustainable interventions that reduce disparities and increase access to healthy food and opportunities for people to be physically active. We work with a coalition of partners to support this work.
Leah Vermont
Assistant Director of Community Outreach and Partnerships
Community Health Interventions Lab
Phone: (716) 829-6681
Email: leahverm@buffalo.edu
The Center for Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (CeCaR) at the University at Buffalo is a multidisciplinary center that includes faculty members from various decanal units, all focused on addressing the paucity of research on every aspect of cannabis.
The Center for Health Research (CHR) is a full-service research facility available to all School of Public Health and Health Professions faculty conducting externally funded studies.
The CHR includes:
