University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

August 2020 - Present

• 711: Data Analysis for Public Health

  • Focused on the biostatistics and analysis methods commonly found in public health. 

  • Learned to produce, interpret, and use straight-forward data analyses.

• 712: Methods and Measures for Public Health Practice

  • Introduced epidemiologic concepts and how to describe population patterns of health, inequities, and their determinants.

• 722: Developing, Implementing, and Evaluating Public Health Solutions

  • Identified, analyzed, and prioritized potential public health solutions. 

  • Learned to adapt evidence-based solutions, engage with stakeholders, and disseminate solutions. 

• 730: Leading Quality Improvement in Public Health

  • Focused on practical skills with sufficient theory to understand the origins of the philosophy and processes encompassed by quality improvement.

• 791: Core Principles in Public Health Leadership

  • Introduced leadership theories and research, provides a context for leadership in public health, and helps understand core leadership skills.

• 748:  Leadership in Health Policy for Social Justice

  • Provided the knowledge and skills to develop policies that address public health challenges, with an emphasis on improving health equity, promoting social justice, and creating systems in which the human right to health is given full effect.

• 718:  Designing Public Health Systems

  • Educated on powerful tools from engineering and management,  equipped to conceptualize, design, and analyzed public health and healthcare delivery systems for successful implementation.

• 781:  Community Engagement and Leadership in Health

  • Focused on applying principles of community engagement in public health programs and organizational settings, engaging different stakeholder sectors, promoting multi-level cohesion among different audiences, communicating strategies, and collaboratively designing community engagement and implementation plans.

• 710:  Fundamentals of Epidemiology

  • Introduction to epidemiological concepts and methods from a perspective of causal inference.