From the perspective of a health psychologist's lens, Dr. Sharon Laing engages in health services and healthcare systems research...

Every year, the American Public Health Association honors excellence in public health leadership and innovation, from state and local...

Dr. Sharon Laing is a nationally recognized faculty member who has expertise in community-engaged and partnered work, specific to cancer...

Dr. Sharon Laing, associate professor in the School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership, is talking about the unpretentious way she ...

The Distinguished Community Engagement Award was created in 2013. Given annually, the award recognizes the important and innovative...

Six new faculty members have been named to the 30-member Population Health Initiative executive council by President Ana Mari Cauce.

From a pandemic to economic fallout to a reckoning over race and policing in the United States, 2020 is sure to be remembered as a year...

No one is immune to the vicissitudes of 2020. Not even top academic leaders. Through hours of Zoom meetings, University of Washington...

In this episode of Speakers Forum, we hear about what it was like to guide students through this process from some of the professors who...

Dr. Sharon S. Laing talks through how the two most pressing pandemics of 2020 — racism and COVID-19 — are connected. She talks through...

Each year, Undergraduate Research Symposium presenters are given an opportunity to nominate their mentor for the Research Mentor Award....

On this episode of the podcast we talk about the social determinants of health with UW Tacoma Assistant Professor Sharon Laing and UW...

Four of Assistant Professor Sharon Laing's students were recognized this past spring at the University of Washington Undergraduate...

Myai Nguyen, Anna Howard and Casey Wagner will each receive $5,000 to support their work on community health centers and FBI files.

Congratulations to Dr. Sharon Laing and Healthcare Leadership majors Jason Muncy and Peter L. Wangigi! Their poster, just presented at the 2

Assistant Professor Sharon Laing wants to use apps to connect low-income patients to health care.

In Pierce County, depression is an ever-present challenge. Recent data suggest that 17 percent of adults and 38 percent of children here ...