Geremy Lowe

Geremy Lowe is a Ph.D. student at the University of California, San Francisco, in the History of Health Sciences program and works as a population health analyst with expertise in spatial epidemiology, analyzing the spatial relationship between diseases and disorders among populations that are marginalized.

His research includes analyzing high-risk factors within populations that are marginalized, understanding the criminalization of diseases and disorders, and the history of US national security policies on public health interventions. His interests intersect with environmental justice, criminal law, and bioethics history.

University of California, San Francisco

• Graduate Student Researcher, History of Health Sciences (2023)
• Graduate Student Instructor, Racism in Science (2021)

Blue Shield of California Foundation

• Population Health Analyst (2022)

University of California, San Francisco

• Ph.D. History of Health Sciences (2026)

University of California, College of Law SF

• Master of Studies in Law (2024)

University of Michigan

• Master of Public Health (2023)