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Erik Flynn
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Erik W. Flynn is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Bachelor of Science in Health Science program at Stony Brook University.12 He specializes in teaching grant writing and statistics for Health Science, which is the third largest major on the Stony Brook University campus.2
Academic Background
Flynn holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Rutgers University. He also has a Master of Science (MS) degree, though the specific field is not mentioned in the provided information.1
Professional Roles
Current Position: As a Clinical Assistant Professor, Flynn is involved in various aspects of the Health Science program at Stony Brook University:
- He teaches courses in grant writing and statistics2
- He serves as a Lead Instructor in the Pre-College Summer Program for Health Professions3
- Flynn is a member of the Center for Community Engagement at Stony Brook Medicine4
Previous Experience: Prior to his current role, Flynn worked as an Education Specialist at Total Urology Care in New York City.5
Areas of Expertise
Flynn's expertise lies in health sciences education, particularly in:
- Grant writing
- Statistics
- Health careers academic readiness and excellence
His involvement in the Pre-College Summer Program and the Center for Community Engagement suggests a commitment to preparing students for careers in health professions and fostering connections between the university and the community.
