Jingwei Wu

Dr. Jingwei Wu is instrumental in shaping the future of public health education at Temple University, where he serves as an associate professor of instruction at the College of Public Health. With a keen focus on biostatistics, Dr. Wu dedicates his efforts to introducing and advancing this critical field to graduate students. His role extends beyond teaching, as he offers invaluable mentorship and guidance to students working on their thesis projects in both master's and doctoral programs. As a member of Temple University’s Center for Obesity Research and Education (CORE), Dr. Wu contributes to cutting-edge research aimed at addressing the complex challenges of obesity. His involvement in CORE underscores his commitment to applying his expertise in computational health to real-world problems, particularly those related to obesity and public health. Dr. Wu's dedication to education and research has not gone unnoticed. In 2023, he was honored with the Emerging SAS Educator Award, a testament to his innovative approach in utilizing SAS programming to enhance the learning experience and solve health-related issues. This accolade highlights his ability to integrate statistical and computational methodologies into his teaching and research, making significant contributions to the field. His research interests are deeply rooted in leveraging statistical and computational methodologies to develop solutions for a wide range of health-related issues. Dr. Wu's work is characterized by a commitment to advancing the understanding of complex health problems through the use of sophisticated analytical tools and techniques. Through his teaching, mentorship, and research, Dr. Wu continues to inspire the next generation of public health professionals. His contributions to the field of biostatistics and his dedication to addressing pressing health issues make him a valuable asset to Temple University and the broader public health community.