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Meryl S. McNeal, Ph.D.
Professor
Medical Education and Community Health & Preventive Medicine
Director
Quality Enhancement Plan
Location: Hugh Gloster Building 208
Phone: 404-752-1638
E-mail: mmcneal@msm.edu
Education
GRADUATE:Georgia State University
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy
Georgia State University
Degree: Master of Arts
New York University
Degree: Master of Arts
Board Certification
- Social Mission
- Community Engagement
- Georgia (Psychologist)
Publications
McNeal, M., Buckner, A, “Using mini-grants and service-learning project to prepare students
to underserved populations”, Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved,
JHCPU 23.2 Supplement, 2012
McNeal, M., Blumenthal, D., “ Innovative Ways of Integrating Public Health Into the Medical School
Curriculum”, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 41(S3): S309-S311, 2011
Blumenthal, D., Jones, A., McNeal, M., “Evaluating a Community-based Multiprofessional Course in Community Health”, Education
for Health, Vol. 14, No. 2, 25-255, 2001
McNeal, M. Oster, R., Alema-Mensah, E. “Health Professions Students’ Opinions of Interdisciplinary
Health Care Teams” National Academies of Practice Forum, Vol. 1,No.1, 17-23, 1999
Blumenthal, D., McNeal, M., “The AHEC Model of Community Based Health Sciences Education”. Annals of Community-Oriented
Education 3:85-90, 1990.
Blumenthal, D., McNeal, M., Satcher, D., “Introducing Preclinical Students to Primary Care Through a Longitudinal
Preceptorship Program”, Journal of Medical Education, Vol. 58, 179-185, 1983