The official twitter page of the @TempleCPH Risk Communication Laboratory led by @SarahBassPhD.
Philadelphia, PA
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The Risk Comm Lab has wrapped up the 2025-2026 school year! We are so thankful and proud of all of our lab members, and are especially sad to see so many graduate!
Best of luck to all of the graduating members, we can't wait to see where you go!
RCL's previous research coordinator, Patrick Kelly was part of @TempleCPH's National Public Health Week Panel Thank you for participating in such an important conversation about the future of public health. We are so proud of you & it has been an honor to work together!
A huge thank you to the @AACR for inviting our lab director, Dr. Sarah Bauerle Bass, to speak at the 2026 Annual Meeting.
Former lab member, Caseem Luck, first authored this paper alongside Dr. Heather Gardiner! This paper was the formative work for the Boost Your Shot study that our lab director, Dr. Sarah Bauerle Bass was PI of.
Read Here: mdpi.com/1660-4601/23/3/327
Congratulations to our former lab member and doctoral student, Kirsten Paulus! She is currently a Health Data Analyst at Booz Allen Hamilton.
Congratulations to our former lab member and doctoral student, Ariel Hoadley! She is currently an assistant research professor at UMass Chan Medical School in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences.
Our lab director Dr. Sarah Bass first authored this paper with Eastern Carolina University and RCL! The paper was released in the AIDS Care Journal.
Read Here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Check out this paper by Dr. Leah Schumacher, a part of our Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences! The paper was released by the American Diabetes Association.
Read Here: doi.org/10.2337/dci25-0094
One of our lab's doctoral students, Scout Silverstein, authored a portion of "Handbook of Diversity in Body Image". The book is expected to be released on March 9th, and was edited by Viren Swami and Tracy L. Tylka.
One of our doctoral students, Scout Silverstein, authored a paper published in the @SOPHEtweets. The paper, Prevention and Early Detection of Eating Disorders in Trans-Affirming Primary Care: Two Vignettes of Transgender Patients, can be found here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
