She received her Ph.D. in clinical health psychology from the University of Kansas, completed her residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School in behavioral medicine, and then completed her postdoctoral training at the University of Minnesota in the Department of Medicine. Her research primarily focuses on tobacco control among special populations, specifically adolescents/young adults and cancer survivors. She has expertise in developing and testing interventions involving technology-based approaches, behavioral counseling, and pharmacotherapy. She also has a significant interest in cancer survivorship more broadly, addressing quality of life and improved health behaviors among this population. She has received funding from NIH, the CDC, and various other internal and external sources to support her research. email:cjberg@emory.edu