Art and Design to Share Your Research Story | Public Health Resonance Project

Art and illustration can enhance how you share your research. That’s the topic of this episode with Dr. Tetine Sentell of the Public Health Resonance Project and folks from her team who support their digital presence online. Esme Yokooji, a graduate assistant and masters student at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is the Social Media Coordinator. Sunnu Rebecca Choi is an award-winning illustrator and printmaker who creates original art that helps share the story of their research.

When your team has the support of creative professionals who can collaborate together, there's unlimited possibility to help people connect with what you care about. I was proud to support this team to design and create the Public Health Resonance Project website. This is the 1st time we’re all coming together. It feels special to share this conversation with you.

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Hi, I’m Jennifer van Alstyne. This is The Social Academic, my podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students.

Since 2018, I’ve helped academics like you feel confident when you show up online. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself. Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing together.

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Tetine Sentell is an internationally recognized health equity scholar and health services researcher. She’s a Professor of Public Health at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and the Chin Sik & Hyun Sook Chung Endowed Chair in Public Health Studies.

Dr. Sentell brings 25+ years experience understanding and addressing health inequities. She wants to better understand and address these problems at the individual, family, and community-level with a strengths-based perspective. Dr. Sentell has executive and managerial leadership in academic units, programs, and extramurally-funded projects. She also has extensive experience supervising multidisciplinary teams in local, national, and global collaborations and innovative academic programming with cross-disciplinary community, clinical, and academic partners.

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Sunnu Rebecca Choi is an award-winning Korean/Canadian illustrator and printmaker based in London, UK. She specialises in visual narratives, including editorials and books for children to adults. Sunnu received a BFA in fashion design from Parsons School of Design in NY and an MA in illustration from Kingston University in London.

Her work has won or been shortlisted for multiple awards, including the Bologna Children’s Book Fair and World Illustration Awards. Her works were selected to be exhibited at various exhibitions, including the Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition and the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers Gallery.

Visit her website https://www.BySunnu.com/

Instagram @by_sunnu

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Esme Yokooji is a graduate assistant with the Public Health Resonance Project and current student in the Masters of Public Health program at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Esme’s specialization is in Native Hawaiian and Indigenous health. She is currently studying indigenous food systems and culturally relevant interventions for health. Esme splits her time between her work with the Public Health Resonance Project and an internship at Papahana Kuaola where she helps to steward the aina of Waipo, Heʻeia through the cultivation of Hawaiian varieties of kalo. Esme’s favorite physical activities are climbing, fishing, and all things related to growing food. You are most likely to find her in your nearest fruiting tree or loʻi kalo.

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