"I always wanted to be Wonder Woman, with her powers of superhuman strength, super-speed, super-stamina and super-agility. In my view, that’s sort of what Clarus provides as a firm, using the diverse backgrounds and experience of a staff full of 'wonder women' to help others be successful."
Shauntice has an extensive background in health education program planning and management and health research evaluation. At Clarus, she puts her knowledge and skills to work in project management, strategic planning, diversity training and organizational assessment. Shauntice also is an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Human Studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB); in addition to conducting undergraduate classes, she also is involved in developing instructional materials, curriculum content, and materials to aid in evaluating subject content.
Education
University of Alabama
Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences
Master of Arts, Health Sciences
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Doctor of Philosophy (concentration in health disparities and public health education)
Previous Experience
Immediately prior to joining Clarus, Shauntice spent four years as Program Director for Community Initiatives to Eliminate Strokes (CITIES), an initiative of the UAB School of Public Health (Office of Minority Health), in cooperation with the federal Department of Health and Human Services. She also has been Program Coordinator for the AVON’s Community Health Advisors in Action program through the UAB School of Medicine, and Project Coordinator for a University of Alabama child and family health initiative funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
