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Derrick D. Matthews, MPH |
Derrick is a fifth year PhD student in the Department of Health Behavior and
Health Education at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His research
interests lie in primary and secondary HIV prevention in the United States, specifically
among sexual minority male populations of color. He is particularly interested in how
masculine ideology operates among these groups of men and how it influences the formation
of integrated identity, social networks, and ultimately sexual behavior. He has held
leadership positions with the HIV/STD control section of the North Carolina Public
Health Association, and has also served as an HIV test counselor in the local community
for the past six years.
Click here to e-mail Derrick.
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