Rate My Professor Andrew Peachey

Peachey's research centers on global health promotion, community health practices in low-resource settings, and study abroad initiatives. He co-authored 'Knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding malaria in rural Uganda' (2025) with Michelle L. Cathorall and Saidah Najjuma, investigating community perceptions, knowledge levels, and preventive measures against malaria in Ugandan villages. In 2026, he contributed to 'mHealth-Enabled Stroke Screening for Pediatric Sickle Cell Disease: Systematic Literature Review and Proposed Framework' published in JMIR Pediatrics, which reviews barriers to stroke screening and proposes an AI-integrated mobile health framework for pediatric sickle cell patients in low-resource environments. Peachey also authored 'Learning Without Borders' in Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad, describing a five-week Uganda program that advanced participants' cultural awareness, global perspectives, and public health application skills. His earlier scholarship includes co-authorship on 'The Influence of Neighborhood Poverty on Blood Glucose Control among African Americans' (2015), analyzing socioeconomic factors affecting health outcomes. Peachey participates in the University System of Georgia Advisory Committee for Public Health, supporting statewide public health education efforts.