Trianna Lawson, MPH and DrPH Scholar, is an accomplished public health researcher, grant writer, and doctoral candidate in Community and Global Health at Claremont Graduate University. She has two additional degrees from the University of Alabama, where she obtained both her Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH) and Master of Public Health (MPH). A passionate public health leader dedicated to advancing health equity through interdisciplinary research, policy reform, and strategic innovation, particularly in AI and mental health. Her career blends data-driven insight with community engagement, empowering underserved countries and shaping global health initiatives through advocacy, research, and education. With a strong academic foundation and extensive experience, she has successfully secured and managed over $3 million in grant funding for health equity initiatives, collaborating with esteemed organizations such as the CDC, FDA, U.S. Embassy, and the American Cancer Society. Her research expertise spans maternal health, chronic disease prevention, and reducing health disparities among marginalized communities, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to advancing public health outcomes.

Throughout her career, Trianna has spearheaded multiple high-impact research projects, conducting both qualitative and quantitative studies to develop evidence-based solutions that inform policy and programmatic reform. She has presented her findings at national conferences, authored policy briefs, and contributed to critical discussions on health equity. As a dedicated advocate for public health, she has engaged in policy discussions on Capitol Hill, participated in international social justice initiatives, and served as a U.S. Department of State Gandhi King Scholar and Truth Initiative Ambassador, championing community engagement and education on pressing health issues.

With expertise in epidemiology, statistical analysis, and program evaluation, Trianna possesses the necessary skills to drive meaningful change within healthcare systems. Her leadership in research-driven solutions and her commitment to bridging gaps in health equity make her an ideal candidate for scholarship opportunities. Her experience securing major funding, managing complex health initiatives, and advocating for policy reform highlights her ability to leverage financial resources to support impactful health programs.
Additionally, her dedication to mentorship, education, and civic engagement demonstrates a well-rounded perspective that aligns with the values of scholarship organizations seeking leaders who prioritize social change. Trianna’s ability to translate research into actionable strategies ensures that she will continue making a lasting impact on global health policy and healthcare systems. With a passion for creating sustainable health initiatives and fostering innovation in public health, she embodies the qualities of an ideal scholarship recipient, one who will use the opportunity to further her mission of reducing disparities and improving health equity on a national and international scale.