Bonnie Lipton, M.P.H.
Program Coordinator and Evaluator for Tufts Community Cares

Bonnie Lipton is the program coordinator and evaluator for Tufts Community Cares, a three year federally funded suicide prevention grant. Bonnie received a B.A. from Wellesley College in Women's Studies, and a M.P.H in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. At Michigan she also participated in the interdepartmental concentration in Women's and Reproductive Health.

Bonnie has experience in reproductive health, HIV education, chronic disease prevention, multicultural health, and mental health. Prior to coming to Tufts, Bonnie worked at the Institute on Multicultural Health at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. There, she coordinated programs addressing health care disparities in heart disease, diabetes, mental health, and other health issues. She also taught workshops to health care providers on cultural competency. Bonnie has also worked and volunteered at a number of reproductive health and HIV/AIDS non-profits in the Detroit, DC and Boston areas.

Bonnie is excited to be back in Boston (her favorite city) and to be at Tufts. Please come by to speak with Bonnie about careers in Public Health or prevention. She is also available to assist you in any academic work regarding health topics.