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Dr. Floyd Phillips
Licensed Psychoanalyst Psychotherapist
Dr. Floyd T. Phillips has master’s degrees in clinical social work, organizational psychology, and health and behavioral Studies; he also processes a doctorate in health and behavioral Studies. He also earned two postgraduate certifications in psychoanalysis and group psychotherapy.
Dr. Enrique Santiago
Dr. Enrique J. Santiago is of Puerto Rican heritage and was born and raised in the South. Bronx, NYC. He earned three master’s degrees from Columbia University. One in clinical Social Work, one in Human Development and a third master’s degree in health and Behavior Studies.
Curtis Evans
Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a Law Degree
Curtis Evans was born and raised in Columbus, Georgia. After meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Julian Bond, he joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). He taught literacy classes in various Negro Baptist churches in Mississippi until he graduated high school. Curtis received his JD law degree from Nova Southeastern University.
Magda Alliancin
Dr. Magda Alliancin was born and raised in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. She advocates for Women’s Health, emphasizing Minority Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Dr. Alliancin received her bachelor’s and first master’s degrees from Long Island University, where she majored in Sports Science and Health Science. During that time, she worked as a Program Monitor for the Department of Youth & Community Development and evaluated youth programs throughout the Tri-state area. In 2004, she held her first executive position as a Project Director for the Ryan White Mental Health Program in East New York, Brooklyn. As a Project Director for Health Hospital Corporation (HHC), she co-chaired the Consumer Advisory Board, participated in the quality improvement committee, and developed policies and procedures for dually diagnosed individuals. In 2003, Dr. Alliancin was accepted to Columbia University and was awarded her second master’s degree in Health Education and Behavior Studies. Her academic work did not go unnoticed. Dr. Alliancin was inducted into Kappa Delta Pi, International Education Honors Society, and is currently a member. Also, while completing her doctoral degree at Columbia, she served as a Doctoral Fellow for the Research Group on Health Disparities. With the collaboration of the Health Disparities group, she helped with the implementation of a website designed to meet the needs of Haitian/Caribbean women in the community by providing access to HIV/AIDS & STI information through data and video dialogue. She later earned her Doctoral degree (Ed. D) in Health Education and Behavior Studies. Dr. Alliancin is currently a Sr. Staff Program Coordinator at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, where she runs the Early Medical Education (EME) Program. A program designed to serve underrepresented minority undergraduate students from CUNY and SUNY schools. Moreover, Dr. Alliancin has collaborated with several scholars from Columbia University and is currently the Director of Community Development for the New York Institute of Health and Behavior, a treatment, research, and educational organization dedicated to promoting healthy living.
Magda Alliancin
Dr. Magda Alliancin was born and raised in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. She advocates for Women’s Health, emphasizing Minority Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Dr. Alliancin received her bachelor’s and first master’s degrees from Long Island University, where she majored in Sports Science and Health Science. During that time, she worked as a Program Monitor for the Department of Youth & Community Development and evaluated youth programs throughout the Tri-state area. In 2004, she held her first executive position as a Project Director for the Ryan White Mental Health Program in East New York, Brooklyn. As a Project Director for Health Hospital Corporation (HHC), she co-chaired the Consumer Advisory Board, participated in the quality improvement committee, and developed policies and procedures for dually diagnosed individuals. In 2003, Dr. Alliancin was accepted to Columbia University and was awarded her second master’s degree in Health Education and Behavior Studies. Her academic work did not go unnoticed. Dr. Alliancin was inducted into Kappa Delta Pi, International Education Honors Society, and is currently a member. Also, while completing her doctoral degree at Columbia, she served as a Doctoral Fellow for the Research Group on Health Disparities. With the collaboration of the Health Disparities group, she helped with the implementation of a website designed to meet the needs of Haitian/Caribbean women in the community by providing access to HIV/AIDS & STI information through data and video dialogue. She later earned her Doctoral degree (Ed. D) in Health Education and Behavior Studies. Dr. Alliancin is currently a Sr. Staff Program Coordinator at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, where she runs the Early Medical Education (EME) Program. A program designed to serve underrepresented minority undergraduate students from CUNY and SUNY schools. Moreover, Dr. Alliancin has collaborated with several scholars from Columbia University and is currently the Director of Community Development for the New York Institute of Health and Behavior, a treatment, research, and educational organization dedicated to promoting healthy living.
Norwood Sean Keaton
Licensed Social Worker and Addiction Specialist