Krista Liguori, PhD, MSPH
Teaching Assistant Professor, Department of Community and Global Health; Jointly appointed in the Office of International Affairs
krl423@lehigh.edu
610-758-6436
Office: HST L128

Krista Liguori is a multidisciplinary scientist with specific interests in antimicrobial resistance and global environmental health and justice. Dr. Liguori has experience working on national Human Health Standards and Criteria at the US EPA, conducting state-wide HIV and STI surveillance for the state of Texas, and conducting international research projects in several countries, particularly in Central and South America. Dr. Liguori serves as a Lehigh representative at the United Nations and is engaged in developing new international experiences for COH students including study abroad, research, internships, and courses. She is passionate about empowering students and young professionals to pursue their dreams and have unique, engaging educational experiences both in the US and abroad.
Education
- Penn State University, BS in Biology
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, MSPH in Global Disease Epidemiology and Control
- Virginia Tech, PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Areas of Research and Publications
- Antimicrobial resistance
- Method development and standardization for monitoring contamination in wastewater, surface water, and drinking water
- Environmental health and justice
Courses
CGH 004 | Introduction to Global Health |
CGH 101 | Careers in Community and Global Health Studies |
CGH 324 | Global Model WHO (Fall '25) |
EPI 104 | Fundamentals of Epidemiology |
HLTH 095 | First Year Seminar: The Value of a Degree in Health |
POPH 003 | Justice, Equity, and Ethics in Population Health |
POPH 104 | Careers in Population Health |