CPSHE by the Numbers
We are empowering people to live healthier lives, through critical, transparent, community-engaged research to tackle root causes and encourage action.
Mental Health
Our researchers have $22.4 million in project funding to address the mental health crisis in America and beyond.
Chronic Disease
CPSHE researchers have $18.4 million in project funding for tackling the chronic disease epidemic across the lifespan.
Digital Innovation
With our 1.3 million in project funding, we encourage fresh thinking in digital innovation to reduce distrust and promote health for everyone.
CPSHE Hubs & Consortia
At CPSHE, our programs serve as an extension of groundbreaking research conducted by our affiliated scholars. These initiatives are designed to address pressing health disparities and empower communities through evidence-based interventions. By bridging research with real-world applications, our programs create lasting impacts locally and globally.
News & Events
FSU Assistant Dean of Research Named to TIME’s 2025 List of The Closers
Dr. Eugenia Millender, Co-Director of the Center of Population Sciences for Health Empowerment at Florida State University, was honored by TIME's 2025 list of The Closers for her leadership in advancing healthcare for all.
FSU hosts International Health Equity and STEM Research Summit in Panama to Foster Global Collaborations
Florida State University’s Center of Population Sciences for Health Empowerment recently hosted the International Health Equity and STEM Research Summit in the Republic of Panama to foster collaborations between researchers, educators and policymakers in Panama and the U.S
FSU Psychology Faculty Speaks at Symposium on Neurodiversity Uniting Leaders to Drive Inclusive Change
FSU Department of Psychology Assistant Professor Dr. Rasheda Haughbrook was invited as a keynote speaker to share her research and help collaborators better understand the challenges and strengths of neurodiversity, which are often overlooked.
Publications
Peer-reviewed publications authored by researchers working or affiliated with the Center of Population Sciences for Health Empowerment.