Dr. Brown was invited to serve on the Board of Trustees at Englewood Health. As a board member, she contributes her expertise and insights to help shape the strategic direction and governance of the healthcare organization. Through active participation in board meetings, committees, and decision-making processes, she collaborate with other esteemed professionals to enhance the quality of care, patient experience, and overall performance of Englewood Health.

Dr. Brown co-authored an article featured in Nature Magazine, delving into the profound effects of fostering friendships within the workplace. Exploring the impact of interpersonal connections on productivity, job satisfaction, and overall well-being, the article shed light on the value of cultivating meaningful relationships in professional settings.

Dr. Brown co-organized a symposium at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories focused on equipping postdoctoral researchers with the necessary skills and knowledge to transition into new faculty positions. By gathering experts in academia and career development, the symposium provided an enriching platform for postdocs to gain insights into teaching, grant writing, and effective mentorship. Through panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities, the workshop sought to empower postdocs with the tools and resources essential for a successful transition to the role of a faculty member, ensuring their professional growth and contribution to the academic community.

Dr. Brown was interviewed for podcast series that aims to empower and inspire current and aspiring female leaders. Through an engaging conversation, Dr. Brown provides insight into challenges, strategies for success, and the importance of women's representation in leadership roles.

During Women's History Month at Weill Cornell Medicine, Dr. Brown was featured as a woman leader at the medical college, celebrating the contributions and achievements of women in medicine and academia. By highlighting the challenges overcome and milestones achieved, the initiative aimed to recognize the important role of women in shaping the field of medicine and to encourage further progress and gender equality within the institution and beyond.

“Blurred Lines: The Road Through Graduate School Is Not Always A Straight One”. Careeranista: The Women’s Guide to Life After College, by Chaz Kyser.

“Lola Brown on Grad School Journeys: Rounds to Victory”. Embracing the Real World, by Chaz Kyser.

Dr. Brown was interviewed by a distinguished Yale University professor, Anjelica Gonzelez, where they discussed Dr. Brown’s career journey in higher education and the significance of diversity and inclusion. Through a thought-provoking conversation, they explored the challenges and triumphs she encountered while navigating the academic landscape, emphasizing the importance of fostering diverse perspectives and creating inclusive environments. The interview shed light on the transformative power of diversity in educational institutions, inspiring others to champion equity, representation, and equal opportunities within the higher education sector.

Dr. Brown co-lead an engaging informal science learning workshop for the New Haven community, focusing on the fascinating topic of tissue regeneration. Through interactive demonstrations and informative presentations, participants had the opportunity to explore the cutting-edge research and advancements in this field. The workshop aimed to spark curiosity and deepen understanding of tissue regeneration, fostering a greater appreciation for the potential applications in medicine and healthcare.