The leadership structure of the Center for Urban Population Health is unique in that it employs a Director and Associate Directors who also maintain administrative and/or academic affiliations and responsibilities. The Center's directorship strategically develops the Center's population health activities while maintaining a strong connectedness with the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, and Aurora Health Care. These connections allow the Center's leadership to bring a broad perspective to the table when leading the Center.

Director
The Center is led by the Director, Lisa Berger, PhD. In addition to strategic planning and leadership of the Center, Lisa is supporting the Center's Institutional Leadership Committee in realizing the mission within the three founding institutions.
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​Institutional Leadership Committee
The Center for Urban Population Health is governed by an Institutional Leadership Committee (ILC), which provides oversight and guidance on the Center's mission and goals. The ILC is made up of representatives from each of the Center's collaborating institutions.
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ILC Members​
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​Kurt Waldhuetter, M.S.
Aurora Research Institute
 
Mark Harris, Ph.D., M.S.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
 
Jonathan Temte, MD, Ph.D., M.S.
UW School of Medicine & Public Health
 

Associate Director
David Frazer, MPH. Associate Director, supports overall management, administrative, communication and engagement of the Center. He provides day-to-day support for Center academic and administrative staff, across the three institutions.

Associate Director
Dennis Baumgardner, M.D., Associate Director, also provides research administrative leadership of the Aurora UW Medical Group, is the Institutional Officer for Aurora Health Care’s Research Subject Protection Program, Editor of the Journal of patient-Centered Research and Reviews,  and serves as a Clinical Adjunct Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.
 

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