Dr. Ifeoma Udoh is a senior evaluation advisor with extensive experience in implementing international and domestic HIV/AIDS programming and monitoring and evaluation activities in low resource settings around the world, including the Caribbean, Asia, and the United States. In her role at ETR, she leads our HIV Content Area, driving our overall agency strategy to address the development of ETRs HIV products and scientific services. Ife's interests lay in the use of community based participatory evaluation approaches to design interventions which address the structural impediments to accessing HIV prevention, care, and treatment. Dr Udoh is a medical anthropologist, who has used her deep qualitative expertise in designing HIV/AIDS prevention and care interventions for men who have sex with men, young women, and people living with HIV/AIDS in domestic settings, as well in countries supported through PEPFAR. She currently leads 2 multi-state regional evaluation efforts:  the COMPASS Initiative™, a large scale multi partner collaboration whose goal is to address the HIV/AIDS disparities in the 16 states of the US southern region; and the HepConnect Initiative, which expands hepatitis C and harm reduction services in 5 states of the Appalachian region. She was a Co-Investigator/Project Director for the CRUSH Project (Connecting Resources for Urban Sexual Health), a multi-year demonstration study to evaluate the expansion of PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis for the prevention of HIV infection) for Y/MSM, which showed strong efficacy data for Y/MSM adherence to PrEP.