Megan Scull Williams, MSW, MSPH is a Research Associate with the Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health at UNC Chapel Hill, where she works to improve outcomes for moms and babies through the translation of academic evidence into practical tools for local providers and communities. She has spent 20+ years in public health, during which she has provided program/research management, evaluation, training, technical assistance, and direct service in settings including non-profit organizations, universities, and the military. She is a long-time trainer for the You Quit, Two Quit program, and is a qualitative researcher for the ACURE4Moms project. She As the only Asheville-based member of the CMIH team, Megan has a particular focus on the Western region of North Carolina. Megan completed her undergraduate studies in Sociology at The University of Notre Dame and completed both a Master of Public Health and Master of Social Work from UNC Chapel Hill, where she was a Public Health Leadership Fellow.
