Guillermo Douglass-Jaimes

Assistant Professor of Environmental Analysis; On leave for the 2020-2021 academic year

Office:

130A

With Pomona Since: 2017

Expertise
Expertise

Guillermo Douglass-Jaimes focuses his research on the social and spatial determinants of health with special attention to place and neighborhood effects on health. Douglass-Jaimes uses geospatial analysis, and qualitative research methods, to highlight localized health disparities often masked when narrow constructions of place are considered.

His work is situated in global health equity and is driven by an interest and inquiry in how conceptions of place and identity can be products of social marginalization as well as sources for community resilience.

He has collaborated with environmental health scientists, social scientists and epidemiologists as well as community-based organizations working on environmental health and environmental justice issues.
Areas of Expertise

Environmental health

Global health equity

Social and spatial determinants of health

Environmental justice
Education

Education

Ph.D. in environmental science, policy, and management, University of California, Berkeley

Master of urban and regional planning, University of California, Los Angeles

B.S. in environmental science, University of California, Riverside
Awards & Honors

Awards & Honors

NIH-funded Fogarty post-doctoral Global Health Equity Scholars fellowship where Douglass-Jaimes expanded on his dissertation research in Brazil.

Expertise