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Education and Training
| PhD
| 1969
| University of Florida
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| BA
| 1959
| Talladega College
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Clinical Professor of Population and Family Health, Mailman School of Public Health
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| Ms. Byllye Avery combines activism and social responsibility by developing a national forum for the exploration of health issues of African-American women. By gathering and documenting African-American women's health experiences she is providing a supportive atmosphere for African-American women. She has a keen interest in reproductive health having co-founded a women's health center and a free standing birthing center in Gainesville Florida. Prior to her entry into the health care arena, Ms. Avery taught special education to emotionally disturbed students and consulted on learning disabilities in public schools and universities throughout the southeastern United States.
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