Janelle Wylie

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Janelle Wylie is a lecturer in the Public Health program at Central Washington University. Her teaching and research are informed by her background in reproductive health, immigrant and migrant community health, and social marketing. As an instructor at Central, her courses include Global Health and Program Planning.

Education & Certifications

The George Washington University, Washington D.C.

• M.P.H. Community-Oriented Primary Care

Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA

• B.S. Public Health

Research Interests

• Disparities in reproductive health access and care
• Health outcomes for immigrant and non-English speaking populations

Selected Publications

Wylie, J., & Meraz, R. (2025, May). The gift of protection: A social marketing campaign for maternal and infant RSV immunization. Paper presented at the National Adult and Influenza Immunization Summit (NAIIS), Atlanta, GA.

Beeson, T., Kress, J., Wylie, J., & Wood, S. F. (2019, July). Pregnancy intention, ambivalence, and contraceptive use in community health center (CHC) populations. Spotlight on Public Health Research.

Rosenbaum, S., Wood, S., Strasser, J., Sharac, J., Wylie, J., & Thao-Chi, T. (2018, June 21). The Title X family planning proposed rule: What’s at stake for community health centers? Health Affairs Blog.

Beeson, T., Kress, J., & Wylie, J. (2018, March 15). Community health centers and family planning in an era of policy uncertainty. Kaiser Family Foundation.

FULL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS