She has a doctorate in public health from the University of Michigan. She works closely with Public Health – Seattle & King County, served as board president of Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, and teaches core courses in the Public Health-Global Health undergraduate major and the Master of Public Health program at the UW. In partnership with community organizations and agencies, Farquhar has co-led research on a project to reduce pesticides exposure among indigenous farmworkers in Oregon and was the principal investigator of a project assessing the health effects of Seattle's Yesler Terrace affordable housing redevelopment. She draws from community-based participatory research principles to address social and environmental equity. Stephanie Ann Farquhar is the School of Public Health associate dean for evaluation and improvement and professor in the Departments of Health Systems and Population Health & Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. Core Faculty Stephanie Farquhar - Program Director As part of the problem-based learning approach of the COPHP program, faculty members serve not only as instructors but also as facilitators, helping students develop their own solutions to the complex challenges of public health practice. The faculty of the Master of Public Health in Community-Oriented Public Health Practice program brings a wealth of experience in teaching, research and public health leadership.
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