Arooba Haq, MPH, currently serves as the Project Director for a mixed-methods study on 'The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer', part of the UHAND Program, a National Cancer Institute P20-supported training and research grant and partnership between University of Houston and MD Anderson Cancer Center to reduce cancer disparities. She has served as Program Coordinator for the UHAND Program, University of Houston. She specifically focused on the program evaluation component of this Program, which aimed to reduce and eliminate cancer disparities experienced by women and minorities by addressing the social determinants of health. She has served as a senior Graduate Research Assistant for the University of Alberta, Canada in contributing as a lead systematic reviewer examining the effectiveness of school-based health promotion programs and policies. She has additional experience in developing an online program evaluation course, conducting program evaluation, designing and delivering mixed-methods surveys/interviews and data analysis, as well as writing a variety of reports. She earned her MPH degree in Population Health from Simon Fraser University in BC, Canada.