The UConn Center for Advancing Research, Methods, and Scholarship in Gun Injury Prevention (ARMS) is an interdisciplinary research center that facilitates high quality, original gun injury and violence prevention scholarship. I am proud to Direct this one of kind Center at UConn.

I proudly serve as Governor Lamont’s appointee to the Connecticut Commission on Community Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention. I also serve on the Advisory Board of the Connecticut Violent Death Reporting System (CTVDRS).

I am proud to serve as one of the Co-Leaders of the Connecticut Scholars Strategy Network (SSN) Chapter.  By bring together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and politicians to discuss broad policy challenges facing our state. We are committed to promoting evidence based solutions regarding our state’s challenges. 

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As a former Doris Duke Fellow, Kerri is actively involved with the fellowship alumni.  She is currently partnering with other alums to determine ways for current and past fellows to more actively collaborate together and to identify future research goals for interdisciplinary research.

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