Malory Henry

Compassionate and detail-oriented public health professional with 6 years of experience working in community health promotion and education. Demonstrated efficiency in data entry and analysis, with peer-reviewed publications and over 100 hours of clinical shadowing. Recognized as a self-starter with a positive attitude with a willingness to learn.

Olam Agri Abuja, Nigeria

Health, Nutrition, & Food Security Program Manager July 2022-November 2023

• Launch a flagship food security program to address food access, availability, and utilization for farmers, reaching over 30,000 farmer households in 6 countries in its initial year.
• Facilitate the rollout of a workforce nutrition scorecard to 55 worksites in 21 countries.
• Develop training and assessment tools to support worksite human resource teams and community sustainability teams to improve health and nutritional outcomes for farmers and employees throughout the supply chain.

Health and Nutrition, CR&S Consultant September 2021-July 2022

• Developed tailored recommendations to improve nutritional support to employees across 8 worksites in 4 countries based on results of the Workforce Nutrition Alliance Scorecard.
• Prepared the framework for Olam’s flagship farmer food security programme, informed through regional-level desk research and globally-recognized food security standards.
• Led a cost-benefit analysis for worksite health initiatives in Kaduna, Nigeria which identified 14 potential interventions to address key health issues in the worksite.

Research Affiliate  November 2020-August 2021

• Transcribed clinical data from over 9,000 participants for May Measurement Month.
• Led a qualitative study with over 200 Zambia tobacco farmers to understand farmers’ health-seeking behavior.
• Analyzed data for various public health research projects using Stata, including the prevalence of non-communicable diseases in prisons and rates of COVID-19 in Lusaka.

University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine Los Angeles, CA

Masters of Public Health, Community Health Promotion (GPA: 3.94) 

Honors: Delta Omega Honors Society (May 2021)

Relevant coursework: Intervention Approaches for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Principles of Biostatistics, Foundations in Health Promotion, Principles of Epidemiology

Whittier College Whittier, CA

Bachelors of Arts, Medical Anthropology (GPA: 3.96) 

Honors: Lambda Alpha Honors Society (May 2019), Dean’s List

Awards: Outstanding Graduate in Anthropology (2019), Outstanding Graduate in the Whittier Scholars Program (2019), Outstanding Service to the Whittier Scholars Program (2019)

Relevant coursework: Biology of Organisms, Molecular Genetics, Organic chemistry, Health Psychology, Biological Bases of Behavior, Quantitative and Qualitative Methods