Biography

Sherief Ibrahim is an assistant professor of instruction and the MPH in health policy and management program director at the College of Public Health. He was a police officer, detective, and bomb technician. Sherief received his law degree from the John F. Kennedy School of Law and his master's in public health, health policy, and management from Temple University. Sherief's research interests focus on firearm violence and suicide prevention. Sherief has delivered emergency preparedness training to many audiences, from educational settings to Pixar Studios. He has participated in numerous disaster training exercises, including earthquake response to simulated hostage critical incidents. He is also certified in many FEMA modules.

Education

• JD, John F. Kennedy School of Law
• MPH, Health Policy and Management, Temple University