Researcher, Educator, and Public Health Communicator
Dr. Hong continues her NIH grant review service this year on two study sections at the Center for Scientific Review. In April 2026, she served on the Clinical Care and Health Informatics (CCHI) study section. In June 2026, she continued…
Dr. Hong has been invited to serve on grant review panels for two European national science foundations. In November to December 2025, she reviewed for the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). In May 2026, she reviewed for the Netherlands Organisation…
The new Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence in Health is available from Spring 2026. AI is reshaping public health and healthcare in real-time; how can professionals and students in the AI era get ready for the changing work environment and…
Dr. Hong was invited to serve on the NIH Study Section of Lifestyle Change and Behavioral Health (LCBH), which reviews grant applications focused on the adoption of health-promoting behaviors or lifestyle changes to reduce health risks or aid recovery from…
Dr. Alicia Hong was invited to give a virtual presentation at the UCSF CARE Registry Brain Trust meeting. Her presentation, entitled “Recruiting Underserved Asian Americans Dementia Caregivers into Digital Interventions” is available here (30:50).
Dr. Alicia Hong was invited to serve on NIA Special Emphasis Panel on Dementia Care and Caregiving Support Intervention Research. The panel reviews grant applications on support and services for people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias (ADRD) and…
The panel reviews grant applications on support and services for people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias (ADRD) and their caregivers.
Dr. Alicia Hong was invited to serve on National Institute of Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) Special Emphasis Panel of Technologies for Improving Minority Health Eliminating Health Disparities.
Dr. Alicia Hong was invited to serve on National Institute of Aging Special Emphasis Panel on Dementia Care and Caregiving Support Intervention Research. This panel reviews research grant applications on interventions and support services for people living with dementia and…
Stronger2 Project received no-cost extension from Office of Minority Health. The Stronger Partnership Stronger Community: Using Health Literacy to Increase Resilience (Stronger2 Project) was funded by the HHS Office of Minority Health and led by Fairfax County Health Department for…
Dr. Alicia Hong was invited to present at UCSF Promoting Research in Social Media and Health Symposium (PRISM) panel of International Perspectives on Social Media and Global Health. She shared her experiences on using WeChat to reduce stress, stigma and…