Mark Alan Jewell

Background

Jewell, Mark Alan was born on January 6, 1958 in Norman, Oklahoma, United States. Son of James Arthur and Dorothea Mae Jewell.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry, University of Illinois, Chicago, 1980; Master in Epidemiology, University of Illinois, 1982; Doctor of Philosophy in Health Superior vena cava syndrome and Epidemiology, Walden U., 1991.

Career

Field supervisor, International Health Projects, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kon, etc., 1978-1979; co-director, Cusick (Washington) Human Development Project, 1979-1980; co-director division international health, Institute Cultural Affairs, 1980-1988; co-chairman, Suburban Cook County Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Task Force, 1987; manager epidemiology department, Christ Hospital and Medical Center, 1985-1989; director epidemiology/quality assurance, Christ Hospital and Medical Center, since 1990; consultant, World Health Organization, 1987; co-chairman, Evangelical Health Systems Infection Contro. Committee, since 1987; chairman Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome task force, Christ Hospital and Medical Center, since 1987. Member Institute Cultural Affairs.

Numerous presentations in field.

Achievements

• Mark Alan Jewell has been listed as a noteworthy Epidemiologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman United Way, 1985. Member American Society Microbiologists, Society Epidemiological Research, American Public HealthAssn., Illinois Public Health Association, American Practitioners Infection Control, New York Academy Sciences, Chicago Area Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Task Force. M C.

Connections

Father:

James Arthur Jewell

Mother:

Dorothea Mae Jewell