Research credits with public health program faculty may include topics of public health and environmental change, food security, local agriculture, and civic engagement. Contact faculty in the program ... view course details
1-4 Credits
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Class Number & Section Details
1458VTPEH 4990 RSC 701
Meeting Pattern
TBA
Instructors
Staff
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This course will introduce students to the history and role of public health, and will set the foundation of public health practice on the two guiding paradigms: the 10 essential public health functions, ... view course details
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This applied course will cover foundational concepts of epidemiology, including data collection, measures of disease frequency and association, diagnostic testing, bias, and study design. view course details
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Via this course, students will gain an understanding of the importance of comprehensive assessment of a public health need. Students will be exposed to, and expected to practice, assessment methods that ... view course details
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Via this seminar, students will gain an understanding of the elements of needs‐ and evidence‐based public health program and/or response planning, and will design a public health project/response to address ... view course details
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