Public Health Graduate Student Michelle Livings Presents Research During 2017 Georgia Public Health Association Conference

2017 Apr 19

Michelle Livings, a graduate student in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University, presented research during the 2017 Georgia Public Health Association Conference in Atlanta.

Livings of Sicklerville discussed research entitled, "Screening Tool for Identification of Victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children."

The Georgia Public Health Association (GPHA) mission is to advocate for conditions in which all people and communities can be healthy; to promote the scientific foundation of public health practice and policy; and to assure a continuous voice broadly representing public health in Georgia.

GPHA's 88th Annual Meeting & Conference was held April 11-12, 2017 and brought together more than 500 students, researchers, and practitioners from across Georgia to network and share experiences.