Dr. Shoptaw Honored with a Public Impact Research Award
Steven Shoptaw, PhD, professor, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences / Department of Family Medicine has been recognized with a Public Impact Research Award for faculty whose research or other creative work has had a significant beneficial public impact. Dr. Shoptaw is a leader in academic research on substance use and a driving force to address the needs of communities heavily impacted by addiction and HIV.
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