Staff Members
Julie Lubisi
Executive Director
Public Health Association of Nebraska
Julie joins PHAN with over 20 years of experience advancing public health locally and globally through advocacy, research, evaluation, and community-based practice. Her interdisciplinary work has focused on HIV/AIDS, gender-based violence, child welfare, immigrant and refugee health, and workforce development. She is currently a PhD candidate in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health, where her research examines how healthcare systems can better respond to gender-based violence.
Julie is passionate about strengthening the public health workforce, advancing advocacy, and ensuring the sustainability of programs and research that address pressing community needs. She looks forward to collaborating with PHAN’s members and partners to co-create solutions for a stronger, more resilient future for all Nebraskans. Outside of work, Julie enjoys cheering on her daughter at volleyball games and planning her next travel adventure.
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Megan Belt
MPH Practicum Student
Concordia University
Megan Belt is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree with an interest in community health and health communication. She is passionate about improving health outcomes through education, outreach, and community-based initiatives. As an intern with PHAN, Megan looks forward to gaining hands-on experience in public health practice while supporting projects related to communication, advocacy, and community engagement across Nebraska. Outside of academics and professional work, Megan enjoys staying active, trying new food spots, and spending time with friends and family.
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Angelica Vazquez-Saenz
Student Intern
Concordia University
My name is Angelica Vazquez-Saenz, and I am from Wallace, Nebraska. I am currently attending Concordia University, where I am working toward my bachelor’s degree in Public Health and Fitness. I am passionate about health, wellness, and helping others live healthier lives. My education is helping me build the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact in my community and future career.
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