PRAMS Working Group Representatives
Alabama—Tammie Yelldell, MPH
Alaska—Kathy Perham-Hester, MS, MPH
Arizona – Enid Quintana-Torres, MPH
Arkansas— Letitia de Graft-Johnson, DrPH, MHSA
Colorado—Ashley Juhl, MSPH
Connecticut—Jennifer Morin, MPH
Delaware—George Yocher, MS
Florida—Tara Hylton, MPH
Georgia—Florence A. Kanu, PhD, MPH
Hawaii—Matt Shim, PhD, MPH
Illinois— Julie Doetsch, MA
Indiana – Brittany Reynolds, MPH
Iowa—Jennifer Pham
Kentucky—Tracey D. Jewell, MPH
Louisiana—Rosaria Trichilo, MPH
Maine—Tom Patenaude, MPH
Maryland—Laurie Kettinger, MS
Massachusetts—Hafsatou Diop, MD, MPH
Michigan—Peterson Haak
Minnesota—Mira Grice Sheff, PhD, MS
Mississippi—Brenda Hughes, MPPA
Missouri—Venkata Garikapaty, PhD
Montana—Emily Healy, MS
Nebraska—Jessica Seberger
New Hampshire—David J. Laflamme, PhD, MPH
New Jersey—Sharon Smith Cooley, MPH
New Mexico—Sarah Schrock, MPH
New York State—Anne Radigan
New York City— Lauren Birnie, MPH
North Carolina—Kathleen Jones-Vessey, MS
North Dakota— Grace Njau, MPH
Oklahoma—Ayesha Lampkins, MPH, CHES
Oregon— Cate Wilcox, MPH
Pennsylvania—Sara Thuma, MPH
Puerto Rico – Wanda Hernandez, MPH
Rhode Island—Karine Tolentino Monteiro, MPH
South Carolina— Harley T. Davis, PhD, MPSH
South Dakota – Maggie Minett
Texas—Tanya Guthrie, PhD
Tennessee—Ransom Wyse, MPH, CPH
Utah—Nicole Stone, MPH
Vermont—Peggy Brozicevic
Virginia—Kenesha Smith, PhD, MSPH
Washington—Linda Lohdefinck
West Virginia—Melissa Baker, MA
Wisconsin—Fiona Weeks, MSPH
Wyoming—Lorie Chesnut, PhD
CDC PRAMS Team, Women’s Health and Fertility Branch, Division of Reproductive Health
May 2019