Excellence in Teaching
Students Recognize Outstanding Faculty 2025-2026
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has a long tradition and a firm commitment to instruction of the highest quality. Excellence in teaching stimulates intellectual curiosity in students and prepares them to address the most challenging public health problems facing the world today. Each term, students recognize through their course evaluations the faculty who have contributed significantly to the intellectual life of the School through their excellence in teaching.
Criteria
Honorees are those instructors who received an average score of 3.6 or above (on a four-point scale) in both the Overall Course and Overall Instructor categories of their student course evaluations with a response rate of 70% or higher.
The School expresses deep appreciation and congratulations to the following faculty members who achieved teaching excellence in the academic year 2025-2026.
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Summer Term
Carolina Cardona Cabrera
Assistant Scientist, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Population Dynamics and Public Health
Rosa Crum
Professor, Epidemiology / Mental Health (Joint) / School of Medicine
Course: Principles of Epidemiology
Khalil Ghanem
Professor, School of Medicine / Population, Family and Reproductive Health (Joint)
Course: Database Design and Implementation in Clinical Research
Ira Gooding
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Teaching, Learning and Leading – In the Classroom, In the Workplace and In the Community
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Associate Scientist, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Population Dynamics and Public Health
George Korch
Visiting Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Public Health Biology
Ian Saldanha
Associate Professor, Epidemiology / Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Principles of Epidemiology
Joshua Sharfstein
Distinguished Professor of the Practice, Health Policy and Management
Course: Public Health Policy
Summer Institutes
Smisha Agarwal
Associate Professor, International Health
Course: Introduction to Design and Implementation of Digital Health Programs in LMIC Settings
Dan Barnett
Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering / Health Policy and Management (Joint) / Health, Behavior and Society (Joint)
Course: Problem Solving in Public Health
Amie Bettencourt
Associate Professor, School of Medicine / Mental Health (Joint)
Course: School-Based Preventive Interventions and Research
Kristin Bevilaqua
Assistant Scientist, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Gender-Based Violence Research, Practice and Policy
Gilbert Burnham
Professor – Emeritus, International Health / School of Nursing (Joint)
Course: Health Emergencies in Large Populations (H.E.L.P.)
Carlos Castillo-Salgado
Professor, Epidemiology / Population, Family and Reproductive Health (Joint) / Health Policy and Management (Joint) / School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Professional Epidemiologic Methods: Epidemiologic Intelligence and Population Health Assessments
Laura Caulfield
Professor, International Health
Course: Nutrition Epidemiology
Subhra Chakraborty
Associate Professor, International Health
Course: Clinical, Epidemiologic, and Climate Change Factors of Enteric Infections in the Tropics
Carolyn Combs
Associate, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Creating, Implementing, and Monitoring Budgets for Projects and Programs
Jennifer Deal
Associate Professor, Epidemiology / School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Epidemiologic Approaches to Hearing Loss and Public Health
Michele Decker
Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health / School of Nursing (Joint)
Course: Gender-Based Violence Research, Practice, and Policy
Shatha Elnakib
Assistant Scientist, International Health
Course: Monitoring and Evaluation in Global Health for the Real World: Addressing Gender Inequity for Change that Counts
Kevin Fain
Associate, Epidemiology
Course: Professional Epidemiologic Methods: Epidemiologic Intelligence and Population Health Assessments
Shannon Frattaroli
Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Catalyzing Change Part 2: Health Policy Leadership
Alison Gemmill
Associate Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Critically Evaluating the Science for Policy and Practice
Robert Gilman
Professor, International Health / Molecular Microbiology and Immunology (Joint)
Courses:
Vector-Borne Diseases in the Tropics
Clinical, Epidemiologic, and Climate Change Factors of Enteric Infections in the Tropics
Jennifer L. Glick
Associate Professor – Adjunct, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: Measuring Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression
Jonathan Golub
Professor, School of Medicine / Epidemiology (Joint) / International Health (Joint)
Course: Epidemiologic Basis for Tuberculosis Control
Crystal Greensky
Senior Research Associate, International Health
Course: Introduction to American Indian Health Research Ethics
Alden Gross
Professor, Epidemiology / Mental Health (Joint)
Course: Epidemiology of Aging
Sabina Haberlen
Associate Research Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Practical Skills for Conducting Epidemiologic Research
Jacqueline Hackett
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Health Advocacy
Shelley Hearne
Distinguished Professor of the Practice, Health Policy and Management
Course: Catalyzing Change Part 2: Health Policy Leadership
Josh Horwitz
Distinguished Professor of the Practice, Health Policy and Management
Course: Health Advocacy
Lisa Jacobson
Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Practical Skills for Conducting Epidemiologic Research
Luther G. Kalb
Associate Professor, Mental Health
Course: Public Health Approaches to the Good Life
Anna Kalbarczyk
Associate Research Professor, International Health
Courses:
Applying a Gender Lens to Advance Implementation Research
Conducting Gender Situational Analyses for Health Programs
Towards Gender Transformative Leadership in Global Health: Essential Skills
Celia Karp
Assistant Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Using Data to Inform Family Planning Policies
Ryan Kennedy
Associate Professor, Health, Behavior and Society / School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Program Planning for Health Behavior Change
Brian Klaas
Instructor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Communications Primer for the Public Health Sciences
Tianjing Li
Associate Professor – Adjunct, Epidemiology
Course: Introduction to Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis
Anne Lilly
Senior Research Associate, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Introduction to Program Evaluation in PFRH
Sabriya L. Linton
Associate Professor, Mental Health
Course: Photovoice for Mental Health Research and Action
Kojo Lokko
Senior Associate, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Strategic Leadership Principles and Tools for Health System Transformation in PFRH
Beth Marshall
Associate Practice Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Youth Voice in Public Health
Lisa Martin
Senior Research Associate, International Health
Course: Early Childhood Intervention in Tribal Communities
Pamala Martin
Associate, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Creating, Implementing, and Monitoring Budgets for Projects and Programs
Kunihiro Matsushita
Professor, Epidemiology / School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Methods for Clinical and Translational Research
Nikolas Matthes
Assistant Professor – Adjunct, Health Policy and Management
Course: Performance Measurement in Health Care
Heather McKay
Associate Research Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Practical Skills for Conducting Epidemiologic Research
Clifton McKee
Research Associate, Epidemiology
Course: Introduction to R for Public Health Researchers
Faye McMillan
Associate Teaching Professor, International Health
Courses:
Early Childhood Intervention in Tribal Communities
Introduction to American Indian Health Research Ethics
Patricia Mechael
Senior Associate, International Health
Course: Gender-Transformative Digital Health: An Intersectional Approach to Bridging Multiple Divides for Greater Health Equity and Impact
Cynthia Minkovitz
Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health / School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Strategic Leadership Principles and Tools for Health System Transformation in PFRH
Diwakar Mohan
Associate Research Professor, International Health
Course: Adaptive Management and Learning to Improve Health Programming in LMICs
Rosemary Morgan
Visiting Associate Professor, International Health
Courses:
Conducting Gender Situational Analyses for Health Programs
Communicating Gender-Responsive Science
Applications to Gender Analysis Within Health Research and Interventions
Gabriel Muller
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Effective Writing for Public Health Change
Daniel Obeng
Associate Scientist, Biostatistics
Course: Statistical Reasoning in Public Health II
Jill Owczarzak
Associate Professor, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: Using Software in Qualitative Research and Analysis
Elise Pas
Research Professor, Mental Health
Course: School-Based Preventive Interventions and Research
Chathurangi Pathiravasan
Assistant Scientist, Biostatistics
Course: Advanced Data Analysis Workshop
Nicholas Reed
Associate Professor – Adjunct, Epidemiology
Course: Epidemiologic Approaches to Hearing Loss and Public Health
Matthew Reid
Assistant Professor, School of Medicine
Course: Sleep and Public Health
Blake Reilly
Associate, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: Program Planning for Health Behavior Change
Jim Ricca
Senior Associate, International Health
Course: Adaptive Management and Learning to Improve Health Programming in LMICs
Jose Rimon
Senior Scientist – Emeritus, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Strategic Leadership Principles and Tools for Health System Transformation in PFRH
Darlynn Rojo-Wissar
Course Instructor, Mental Health
Course: Sleep and Public Health
Ahmed Sabit
Research Associate, Biostatistics
Course: Introduction to R for Public Health Researchers
Ian Saldanha
Associate Professor, Epidemiology / Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Introduction to Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis
Hellen Seshie-Nasser
Lecturer, International Health
Course: Women’s Health and Gender-Responsive Budgeting
Dominick Shattuck
Associate Scientist, International Health
Course: Integrating Men Into Global Health Programming
Kate Shearer
Research Associate, School of Medicine
Course: Epidemiologic Basis for Tuberculosis Control
Aleefia Somji
Associate, International Health
Course: Adaptive Management and Learning to Improve Health Programming in LMICs
Kristen Speakman
Senior Research Associate, International Health
Course: Indigenous Perspectives on Environmental Health
Adam Spira
Professor, Mental Health
Course: Sleep and Public Health
Donna Strobino
Professor – Emeritus, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Critically Evaluating the Science for Policy and Practice
David Sullivan
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Vector-Borne Diseases in the Tropics
Taha Taha
Professor, Epidemiology / Population, Family and Reproductive Health (Joint)
Course: Investigation of Outbreaks
Saki Takahashi
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Infectious Disease Transmission Models for Public Health Decision Making
Antonio Trujillo
Professor, International Health
Course: Behavioral Economics in Health Decisions
Mija Ververs
Senior Associate, International Health
Course: Health Emergencies in Large Populations (H.E.L.P.)
Donald Warne
Professor, International Health
Course: Indigenous Perspectives on Environmental Health
Anaise Williams
Assistant Scientist, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: International Perspectives on Women, Gender, and Health
Carrie Wright
Associate, Biostatistics
Course: Introduction to R for Public Health Researchers
Linnea Zimmerman
Associate Professor, Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Course: Using Data to Inform Family Planning Policies
First Term
Keri Althoff
Professor, Epidemiology/ School of Medicine
Course: Causes and Trends in Morbidity and Mortality
Gerard Anderson
Professor, Health Policy and Management/ International Health (Joint)/ School of Medicine
Course: Introduction to Health Policy
Jennifer Applegate
Assistant Research Professor, International Health
Courses:
The Role of Qualitative Methods and Science in Describing and Assessing a Population's Health
The Science of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention in Population Health
Essentials of Environmental Health
The Role of Quantitative Methods in Public Health
Psychological and Behavioral Factors That Affect a Population's Health
Causes and Trends in Morbidity and Mortality
The Critical Importance of Evidence in Advancing Public Health Knowledge
Scott Bailey
Professor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology/ School of Medicine
Course: Introduction to Molecular Biology
Jeromie Ballreich
Associate Research Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Economic Evaluation I
Sachini Bandara
Assistant Professor, Mental Health/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Introduction to Mental Health Services
Karen Bandeen-Roche
Professor, Biostatistics/ School of Medicine/ School of Nursing
Course: Statistical Methods in Public Health I
Anne Barnhill
Associate Research Professor, Berman Institute of Bioethics
Courses:
Foundations of Bioethics
Graduate Doctoral Seminar in Bioethics
Judy Bass
Professor, Mental Health
Courses:
Seminars in Research in Public Mental Health
The Science of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary, Prevention in Population Health
Public Mental Health
Melania Bembea
Professor, School of Medicine
Course: Emerging Ethical and Regulatory Issues in Clinical Research
Pamela Berg
Research Associate, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health
Shyam S. Biswal
Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: The Global Environment, Climate Change, and Public Health
Martin Bloem
Associate, International Health
Course: The Global Environment, Climate Change, and Public Health
Gundula Bosch
Research Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/ School of Education (Joint)
Courses:
R3 Writing Seminar for Graduate Students
Living Science Ethics - Responsible Conduct of Research
How Do We Know? - Theory, History, and Practice of Science
The Critical Importance of Evidence in Advancing Public Health Knowledge
Joseph Bressler
Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering/ Krieger School of Arts and Sciences (Joint)
Course: Public Health Toxicology
Randy Bryant
Professor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Course: Biochemistry I: Protein Structure and Enzyme Catalysis
Gilbert Burnham
Professor-Emeritus, International Health/ School of Nursing (Joint)
Course: Quality Assurance Management Methods for Developing Countries
Julie Cady-Reh
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Applied Methods for Optimizing Performance in Health Care Organizations
Brian Caffo
Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Advanced Data Science I
Arturo Casadevall
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/ School of Medicine
Course: How Do We Know? - Theory, History, and Practice of Science
Matthew Castner
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Essentials of Population Health Management
David Celentano
Professor, Epidemiology, Health, Behavior and Society (Joint)/ International Health (Joint)/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Epidemiologic Inference in Public Health I
Javier Cepeda
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Current Topics in Human Rights
Aruna Chandran
Research Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Seminars in Public Health
Karen Charron
Associate Lecturer, Health Policy and Management
Course: Pathways in Health Administration
Parul Christian
Professor, International Health
Course: Principles of Human Nutrition in Public Health
Ilinca Ciubotariu
Assistant Scientist, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: How Do We Know? - Theory, History, and Practice of Science
Svea Closser
Professor, International Health
Course: Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods in Applied Medical Anthropology I
Leonardo Collado Torres
Assistant Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Statistical Computing
Avonne Connor
Associate Professor, Epidemiology/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Epidemiologic Inference in Public Health I
Isabelle Coppens
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Methods in Life Sciences, Literature, and Practice
Christopher Cox
Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Advanced Methods for Design and Analysis of Cohort Studies
Samyra Cox
Assistant Scientist, International Health
Course: Epidemiologic Basis for Tuberculosis Control
Cassandra Crifasi
Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management
Courses:
Foundations in Health Policy I
Policing and Public Health
Frank Curriero
Professor, Epidemiology/ Biostatistics (Joint)
Course: Spatial Analysis I: ArcGIS
Meghan Davis
Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Essentials of One Health
Jennifer Deal
Associate Professor, Epidemiology/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Epidemiologic Inference in Public Health I
Kari Debbink
Associate Teaching Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Courses:
Fundamental Virology
Academic and Career Essentials
Career, Academic, and Research Essentials
Fundamental Virology
Michael Desjardins
Assistant Research Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Spatial Analysis I: ArcGIS
Conan Dickson
Associate Practice Professor, Health Policy and Management
Courses:
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Pathways in Health Administration
Marie Diener-West
Professor, Biostatistics/ Epidemiology (Joint)/ School of Nursing (Joint)
Course: Statistical Methods in Public Health I
Shannon Doocy
Professor, International Health
Course: Introduction to Humanitarian Emergencies
David Dowdy
Professor, Epidemiology/ International Health (Joint)/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Using Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Improve Public Health
Anbrasi Edward
Associate Practice Professor, International Health
Courses: Quality Assurance Management Methods for Developing Countries
Applications in Managing Health Organizations
Stephan Ehrhardt
Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Epidemiologic Methods for Epi Doctoral Students I
Johnathon P. Ehsani
Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management/ Health, Behavior and Society (Joint)/ Whiting School of Engineering (Joint)
Course: Graduate Seminar in Health and Public Policy
Matt Eisenberg
Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management/ Mental Health (Joint)/ Carey Business School (Joint)
Course: Applied Microeconomics for Policymaking
Cyrus Engineer
Distinguished Professor of the Practice, International Health/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Applications in Managing Health Organizations
Daniel Erchick
Associate Professor, International Health
Course: Doctoral Seminar in International Health I
Catherine Ettman
Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Introduction to the U.S. Healthcare System
Kathryn Falb
Assistant Professor, International Health
Course: Introduction to Humanitarian Emergencies
Homayoon Farzadegan
Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Epidemiology and Public Health Impact of HIV and AIDS
Kenneth Feder
Assistant Research Professor, Mental Health
Course: Statistics for Psychosocial Research: Measurement
Charles Flexner
Professor, International Health (Joint)/ School of Medicine
Course: Seminars in Clinical Investigation
Mary Fox
Associate Practice Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Methods in Quantitative Risk Assessment
Shannon Frattaroli
Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: The Role of Qualitative Methods and Science in Describing and Assessing a Population's Health
Darrell J. Gaskin
Professor, Health Policy and Management/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Advanced Health Economics I
Khalil Ghanem
Professor, School of Medicine
Courses:
Introduction to Grant Writing
Seminars in Clinical Investigation
Jonathan Golub
Professor, Epidemiology (Joint)/ International Health (Joint)/ School of Medicine
Course: Epidemiologic Basis for Tuberculosis Control
Gigi Gronvall
Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Biotechnology and Health Security
Darriel Harris
Assistant Scientist, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health
Steve Harvey
Associate Professor, International Health
Course: Social and Behavioral Interventions Program Seminar I: Applied Social Science and Global Health
Elham Hatef
Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management (Joint)/ School of Medicine
Course: Fundamentals of Clinical Preventive Medicine
Elizabeth A. Hazel
Associate Research Professor, International Health
Course: Global Disease Epidemiology and Control Program Seminar 1
Vanya Jones
Associate Professor, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: Program Planning for Health Behavior Change
Phil Jordan
Professor, Adjunct, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Course: Fundamentals of Reproductive Biology
Corinne Joshu
Associate Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Epidemiologic Methods for Epi Doctoral Students I
Caitlin Kennedy
Professor, International Health/ Health, Behavior and Society (Joint)
Courses:
Social and Behavioral Interventions Program Seminar I: Applied Social Science and Global Health
Qualitative Research Theory and Methods
The Role of Qualitative Methods and Science in Describing and Assessing a Population's Health
Brian Klaas
Instructor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Courses:
Communications Primer for the Public Health Sciences
Using Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Improve Public Health
Sabra Klein
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/ Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Joint)/ International Health (Joint)
Course: Biological Basis of Public Health
Clarence Lam
Assistant Practice Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Fundamentals of Clinical Preventive Medicine
Elyse Lasser
Assistant Research Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: MSPH Seminar in Health Policy
Megan Latshaw
Associate Teaching Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering/ Krieger School of Arts and Sciences (Joint)
Courses:
Principles of Environmental Health
Essentials of Environmental Health
Robert Lawrence
Professor-Emeritus, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health
Elli Leontsini
Associate Scientist, International Health
Course: Psychological and Behavioral Factors That Affect a Population's Health
Martin Lindquist
Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Advanced Methods in Biostatistics I
Sara Lupolt
Assistant Scientist, Environmental Health and Engineering/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Course: Introduction to the Risk Sciences and Public Policy
Richard Markham
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Seminars in Research in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Pablo Martinez Amezcua
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology
Courses:
Epidemiologic Inference in Public Health I
Epidemiologic Methods for Epi Doctoral Students I
Kunihiro Matsushita
Professor, Epidemiology/ International Health (Joint)/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Welch Center Research Seminar
John McGready
Teaching Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Statistical Reasoning in Public Health I
Hemalkumar Mehta
Associate Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Drug Development and Real-World Evidence (RWE)
Steve Meurer
Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Pathways in Health Administration
Kate Miller
Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: Advanced Methods in Health Services Research: Analysis
Graham Mooney
Associate Professor, Epidemiology (Joint)/ School of Medicine
Course: Life and Death in Charm City: Histories of Public Health in Baltimore, 1750 to the Present
Monica Mugnier
Associate Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: Methods in Life Sciences, Literature, and Practice
Cari Munro
Course Facilitator
Courses:
The Role of Qualitative Methods and Science in Describing and Assessing a Population's Health
The Science of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention in Population Health
Essentials of Environmental Health
The Role of Quantitative Methods in Public Health
Psychological and Behavioral Factors That Affect a Population's Health
Causes and Trends in Morbidity and Mortality
The Critical Importance of Evidence in Advancing Public Health Knowledge
John Muschelli
Associate Research Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Advanced Data Science I
Keeve Nachman
Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)
Courses:
Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health
Introduction to the Risk Sciences and Public Policy
Derek Ng
Associate Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Advanced Methods for Design and Analysis of Cohort Studies
Douglas Norris
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/ International Health (Joint)
Course: Academic and Career Essentials
Andrew Pekosz
Professor, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology/ Environmental Health and Engineering (Joint)
Course: Fundamental Virology
Claro Pio Roda
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Healthcare Financial Management
Daniel Polsky
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Health Policy and Management/ Carey Business School
Course: Introduction to the U.S. Healthcare System
Selvi Rajagopal
Assistant Professor, School of Medicine
Course: Fundamentals of Clinical Preventive Medicine
Blake Reilly
Associate, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: Health Behavior: Improving Health through Health Education/Promotion
Beth A. Resnick
Practice Professor, Health Policy and Management
Course: MSPH Seminar in Health Policy
Courtland Robinson
Practice Professor, International Health/ Population, Family and Reproductive Health (Joint)
Course: Seminar in Humanitarian Health
Michael Rosenblum
Professor, Biostatistics
Course: Probability Theory I
Len Rubenstein
Distinguished Professor of the Practice-Emeritus, Epidemiology
Course: Current Topics in Human Rights
Kerry Schulze
Research Professor, International Health
Course: Critical Thinking in Nutrition
Tara Sell
Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Public Health Emergencies: Risk Communication and Decision Science
Elizabeth Selvin
Professor, Epidemiology
Course: Welch Center Research Seminar
Timothy Shields
Senior Scientist, Epidemiology
Course: Spatial Analysis I: ArcGIS
Brian Simpson
Associate, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Course: R3 Writing Seminar for Graduate Students
Megan Singleton
Associate, Health Policy and Management
Course: Emerging Ethical and Regulatory Issues in Clinical Research
Katherine Smith
Professor, Health, Behavior and Society
Course: The Role of Qualitative Methods and Science in Describing and Assessing a Population's Health
David Snead
Research Associate, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Course: Premedical Seminars: Planning and Preparing for Medical School Application
David Snead
Research Associate, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Course: BMB ScM Laboratory Rotations
Paul Spiegel
Distinguished Professor of the Practice, International Health/ Epidemiology (Joint)
Course: Seminar in Humanitarian Health
Elizabeth Stuart
Professor, Biostatistics/ Health Policy and Management (Joint)/ Mental Health (Joint)
Course: The Role of Quantitative Methods in Public Health
Yvonne Tam
Assistant Scientist, International Health
Course: Global Disease Epidemiology and Control Program Seminar 1
Jon Vernick
Professor, Health Policy and Management/ School of Education (Joint)
Course: Issues in Injury and Violence Prevention
Polly Walker
Research Associate, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health
Amelia Wallace
Assistant Scientist, Epidemiology
Course: Welch Center Research Seminar
Melissa Walls
Professor, International Health
Course: Food Systems for Health Problem-Solving Seminar: Lessons from American Indian Communities
Chenguang Wang
Associate, Biostatistics
Course: Biostatistics in Medical Product Regulation
Amal Wanigatunga
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology/ School of Medicine (Joint)
Course: Epidemiology of Aging
Crystal Watson
Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Public Health Emergencies: Risk Communication and Decision Science
Lindsey Webb
Assistant Research Professor, Mental Health
Course: Public Mental Health
Albert Wu
Professor, Health Policy and Management/ Epidemiology (Joint)/ International Health (Joint)
Course: Science of Patient Safety
Qian-Li Xue
Associate Professor, Epidemiology (Joint)/ Biostatistics (Joint)/ School of Medicine (Primary)
Course: Statistics for Psychosocial Research: Measurement
Yuxin Zhu
Assistant Professor, Biostatistics (Joint)/ School of Medicine (Primary)
Course: Survival Analysis
Barry Zirkin
Professor-Emeritus, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology/ Molecular Microbiology and Immunology (Joint)
Course: Biological Basis of Public Health