Rate My Professor Bronwen McNoe

McNoe's research specializations encompass public health, health promotion, reducing population exposure to ultraviolet radiation particularly among young people, and skin cancer control in Aotearoa New Zealand. She provides expert support to Cancer Society health promoters for evidence-based SunSmart initiatives and represents primary prevention on national skin cancer control committees, including the Melnet Executive Committee, the advisory group for Quality Statements to Guide Melanoma Diagnosis and Treatment in New Zealand, and the Skin Cancer Primary Prevention and Early Detection Strategy. She is a member of the Public Health Association and offers media expertise on prevention of skin cancer, UV protection in childhood and adolescence, and sunbed prevention. Key publications include Blank, M.-L., & McNoe, B. (2026). A census of sun protective shading at outdoor school pools in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand, 56, e70020; McNoe, B. (2025). Sun safety policy implementation in Aotearoa New Zealand: Current landscape and progress. Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand; McNoe, B., Patterson, K., Neumann, R., & Dodd, A. (2025). Aotearoa's skin cancer crisis: The case for sun safety action. The Briefing; McNoe, B., Gray, A., Iosua, E., Neumann, R., & Dodd, A. (2026). High sunburn rates in Aotearoa: We need more investment in skin cancer prevention. The Briefing; and Scott, J. J. et al. (2025). How are we preparing Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand teachers to be health promotors? Examining physical activity, sleep and sun safety in initial teacher education. Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 36, e70022.