DIRECTORY. Who We Are!
Randy C. Rogers, MS
Title: Facilitator/Health Education Specialist
Organizations: LinCS 2 Durham and the Durham County Health Department
Email:[email protected]
Contact Number: (919) 560-7675
Bio: Randy is LinCS 2 Durham's fearless coordinator and facilitates the project’s various Collaborative Council activities. Randy is a public health education specialist with the Division of Health Education at the Durham County Health Department. He has been involved in multiple research and service projects in the past, many focusing on Black men’s wellness in the fields of HIV and prostate and colorectal cancer awareness and prevention. His many roles over the years have included curriculum development and review, development and review of focus group guides, focus group coordination and facilitation, coordination and facilitation of special tasks groups and advisory boards, and facilitating relevant trainings and informational sessions associated with studies. For more than 15 years, Randy has worked in the human services field with special emphasis in social work and public health. His focus has been in family development research, family program development and coordination, adult and child mental health services and HIV--focusing on education, research, consumer service coordination, project management, counseling, and testing. He has worked in diverse environments including nonprofit organizations, the private sector, university settings (NCCU and UNC), and in state and county government.
Organizations: LinCS 2 Durham and the Durham County Health Department
Email:[email protected]
Contact Number: (919) 560-7675
Bio: Randy is LinCS 2 Durham's fearless coordinator and facilitates the project’s various Collaborative Council activities. Randy is a public health education specialist with the Division of Health Education at the Durham County Health Department. He has been involved in multiple research and service projects in the past, many focusing on Black men’s wellness in the fields of HIV and prostate and colorectal cancer awareness and prevention. His many roles over the years have included curriculum development and review, development and review of focus group guides, focus group coordination and facilitation, coordination and facilitation of special tasks groups and advisory boards, and facilitating relevant trainings and informational sessions associated with studies. For more than 15 years, Randy has worked in the human services field with special emphasis in social work and public health. His focus has been in family development research, family program development and coordination, adult and child mental health services and HIV--focusing on education, research, consumer service coordination, project management, counseling, and testing. He has worked in diverse environments including nonprofit organizations, the private sector, university settings (NCCU and UNC), and in state and county government.