Sokha Koeuth, PhD, MPH, has over 10 years of experience in higher education with extensive interprofessional and aging project experience. She began her career at the Jefferson Interprofessional Education Center working with faculty, students, and health mentors (community volunteers) living with chronic conditions and impairments. The health mentors informally met with student teams to teach them how to care for patients from a client perspective. She has first-hand experience with the coordination of building learning modules and debriefing experiences to improve communication and teamwork. From there she gained experience in planning, implementing, and evaluating an evidence-based program. As a project manager at Johns Hopkins University, she oversaw, The Tailored Activity Program (TAP): New Ways for Better Days for persons living with dementia and their caregiver(s) and the annual Summer Research Institutes on Behavioral Interventions. Currently, she is the project manager at the College of Nursing and Health Professions at Drexel University. She oversees funded research studies by the National Institutes of Health, TAP and manages a university- wide initiative for implementation science research. She continues to develop, design, implement, and evaluate programs for health promotion and care for persons living with dementia and their caregiver(s).