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NON-DEGREE STUDENT REGISTRATION PACKET & SCHEDULE FOR SPRING 2016
Classes meet Tuesday, January 19 – Wednesday, May 4, 2016
For more information visit: http://www.bu.edu/sph/students/resources/coursesand-academic-resources/registrars-office/non-degree-students/
Office of Professional and Academic Services Boston University School of Public Health Alan Hatton, Registrar,
[email protected] 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents .....................................................................................................................................................................................2 Introduction to the SPH Non-Degree Student Program ................................................................................................................... 2 Requirements for a Non-Degree Student ...........................................................................................................................................3 Compliance Requirements for Registration ........................................................................................................................................4 Non-degree Student Registration Process ..........................................................................................................................................4 Academic calendar for spring 2016 ...................................................................................................................................................7 Class Meeting Dates................................................................................................................................................................................8 University Policy on Religious and Government Holidays ............................................................................................................... 8 Tuition and Fees........................................................................................................................................................................................9 How to Check your Student Account on the Student Link................................................................................................................. 9 Dropping Classes .................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Withdrawing from Boston University ................................................................................................................................................ 10 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act - FERPA ...................................................................................................................... 11 Privacy preferences ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Useful Contact Information .................................................................................................................................................................. 13 BU Medical Campus Map ................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Submitting an online Non-degree Student Registration Form does not guarantee course registration. All requests will be reviewed; we reserve the right to decline registration. Registration is not finalized until the student has received a confirmation email from the SPH Registrar.
INTRODUCTION TO THE SPH NON-DEGREE STUDENT PROGRAM 2
Thank you for your interest in registering as a non-degree student at the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) for the spring 2016 semester. BUSPH welcomes public health professionals, Boston University employees, students who recently completed their undergraduate education, midcareer professionals, and others who are interested in the field of public health to explore and register for up to two non-degree courses at BUSPH. Non-degree students may enroll in a maximum of two courses at SPH. SPH and BU leadership have approved a revision to the MPH program that will be implemented in fall 2016. Students not seeking an MPH or other SPH degree will be minimally impacted by changes to the curriculum. Courses within your area of interest and without pre-requisites will continue to be available. Students considering application to the MPH program fall of 2016 or later will be enrolled in the BU MPH. With this in mind, we recommend elective courses for the spring and summer of 2016 that could be applied to your MPH if you do choose to apply and are accepted. In most cases, at least four credits of electives may be applied to the revised program. The BU MPH will offer functional and context certificates. These sample courses have no pre-requisites and are generally of interest to new students. Courses taken prior to admission could be applied so long as they are relevant for the selected program and minimum grades were achieved. Course Title GH773: Financial Management for Health Programs GH755: Managing Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies GH741: Global Health Consultation Techniques LW739: Jewish Bioethics and the Holocaust MC725: Women, Children, & Adolescents: Public Health Approaches MC763: Maternal and Child Health Policy Making PH740: Pharmaceuticals in Public Health: An Introductory Course PM734 Principles of Non-Profit Accounting SB800: The Obesity Epidemic
REQUIREMENTS FOR A NON-DEGREE STUDENT •
an earned bachelor’s degree
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have not already completed two non-degree courses at BUSPH
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is able to attend all scheduled classes 3
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is a US citizen or permanent resident or in a visa status that allows part time study. SPH cannot sponsor a student for a student or scholar visa; those with existing visas should work with International Students and Scholars Office at Boston University (www.bu.edu/isso or 617-353-3565) prior to submitting a registration form.
Students who are returning in non-degree status from a previous semester and have already completed two courses may petition Chris Paal, Director of Professional and Academic Services and Jonathan Cote, Director of Admissions to exceed the two-course limit. The e-mail must be sent to Chris at
[email protected] and include specific information as to the student’s highest earned degree, his or her plan to enroll in an SPH degree program and the timeline for seeking admission. Students who are part of specific BU or Medical Campus programs must include an e-mail of support from their Program Director. Once registered, non-degree students must meet the same academic standards and pay the same tuition as degree candidates at BUSPH. In most cases, credits for courses successfully completed as a non-degree student at the School of Public Health will be automatically applied towards a School of Public Health degree, as long as the course meets a degree requirement, is taken within five (5) years of your admission to BUSPH and all minimum grade requirements are met. Taking a class or two prior to the start of your degree program at BUSPH is a great way of getting to know BUSPH and the Medical Campus. COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION Boston University establishes a number of requirements for registration for all students. These requirements are detailed at http://www.bu.edu/reg/registration/requirements/. The SPH Registrar’s Office is blocked from entering registration for any student who does not comply with University requirements and cannot manually override this block to register students. If you need assistance with compliance information, please talk with a staff member in the SPH Registrar’s Office. NON-DEGREE STUDENT REGISTRATION PROCESS
1. As graduate professionals, non-degree students at SPH should carefully consider their registration prior to submitting a registration form. All students, including non-degree students, are expected to meet all published course pre-requisites in the schedule at the end of this packet and should contact the Registrar’s Office if they have any questions. Non-degree students are limited to registering for two SPH courses without being officially enrolled in a degree program. These two courses may either be taken concurrently in the same semester or in two separate semesters. 2. Non-degree students must submit the online registration form specifically for SPH non-degree students. Registration begins at 9:00 AM on Tuesday, December 1. The registration form can be found at www.bu.edu/sph/students/resources/forms. Non-degree registration forms will be accepted until 5:00 PM on Monday, January 4, 2016. 3. Receive and read confirmation e-mail from the School of Public Health Registrar's Office. This email 4
will be sent to the e-mail address submitted on your non-degree registration form; please check this address frequently. 4. The cost per credit is $1,482. Non-degree students are not eligible for federal financial aid. It is best to ascertain how you will pay for the tuition and fees before you register. Payment for new nondegree students is due by Monday, February 1. 5. After receiving an e-mail registration confirmation from and before classes begin, new non-degree students are required to: a. b. c. d. e. f.
obtain a Boston University identification card establish a Boston University email address purchase course textbooks and readers check their student account and schedule on the Student Link review the class Blackboard site find out where the class is meeting by viewing the classroom listing on the SPH website at www.bu.edu/sph/students/resources/courses and using the map on page 18 g. pay their bill before semester payment deadline h. obtain garage parking permit (if needed)
6. Non-degree students from previous semesters and non-degree students who are current employees of Boston University retain their established BU ID and email address. 7. Picture ID: A Boston University Picture ID is the first item students without a current Boston University affiliation should obtain as they prepare for the fall semester. Boston University employees retain their employee ID and have it updated for entry into the appropriate classroom buildings. The Public Safety Department at BU Medical Campus issues Identification / Access Control cards in room 102 at 710 Albany Street. Enter the Parking and Transcomm lobby and the ID Office is the first door on the left. You may obtain a badge Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM. The office will be closed from 9:00 AM- 12:30 PM. For more information, you may call (617) 638-6879. 8. Boston University E-Mail Account: A current Boston University e-mail account is used to access online resources such as Blackboard and the Student Link. Students who fail to establish an email address prior to the start of the semester may find themselves at a significant disadvantage. Nondegree students will receive an email invitation to open their email after they are registered. 9. Books and Materials: The required textbook and reader list will be posted in early January to the School of Public Health website at www.bu.edu/sph/students/resources/courses. Textbooks and Course Readers for School of Public Health courses may be purchased at the Boston University Bookstore, 660 Beacon Street, in Kenmore Square near the Charles River Campus. Students are expected to complete the class 1 assignments before the first class meeting. Pre-assignments are listed in the course textbook and reader document.
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10. Classroom Assignments: Before the semester begins, classroom assignments are posted to the Student Link. A map of the Medical Campus is at the end of this packet. 11. Blackboard & the Student Link: Blackboard and the Student Link are two separate web-based systems used by Boston University. a. The Student Link is a secure, official Boston University site that allows students online access to their registration activity, class schedules, grades, and student account information. The schedule you see on the Student Link is your current, official course schedule, and the amount due on your student account is accurately reflected within 24 hours of any registration change. Students access the student link with their Boston University e-mail login name and e-mail password at www.bu.edu/studentlink. For example, a student with a Boston University e-mail of
[email protected] has a Boston University e-mail login of samsmith. b. Blackboard is a course-specific online tool used for dissemination of course information and documents. Most SPH instructors use this system to disseminate class notes, required and recommended reading assignments, homework assignments, and quizzes. Review http://learn.bu.edu to see if your course is listed as having a Blackboard site. It is important to note that the Blackboard system does not accurately reflect scheduling information, and not all courses will use Blackboard. 12. Paying your bill: The payment deadline for new non-degree students for fall is Monday, February 1, 2016. Tuition is due by the published deadlines, whether or not you have received a paper invoice. Payments can be made online with a credit card on the Student Link once you have opened your Boston University e-mail address 13. Are you a Boston University employee? Check your eligibility for tuition remission: Apply for tuition remission after you have registered and received your registration confirmation. Be sure you understand your benefit and talk with Human Resources before registering.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SPRING 2016
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observed
Monday, January 18
Classes Begin
Tuesday, January 19
Presidents’ Day Holiday – No Classes
Monday, February 15
Substitute Monday Schedule of Classes
Tuesday, February 16
Deadline to drop a full semester class without a “W” grade Tuesday, February 23 Spring Recess
Saturday, March 5 – Sunday, March 13
Deadline to drop a full semester class with a “W
Friday, April 1
Holiday, Classes Suspended
Monday, April 18
Substitute Monday Schedule of Classes
Wednesday, April 20
Final Exams Begin
Thursday, April 28
Final Exams End
Wednesday, May 4
Commencement Weekend
Friday, May 13 – Sunday, May 15
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CLASS MEETING DATES
Monday classes will meet 14 X on: January 25 February 1, 8, 16 (Tues), 22, 29 March 14, 21, 28 April 4, 11, 20 (Wed), 25 May 2
Thursday classes will meet 14 X on: January 21, 28 February 4, 11, 18, 25 March 3, 17, 24, 31 April 7, 14, 21, 28
Tuesday classes will meet 14X on: January 19, 26 February 2, 9, 23 March 1, 15, 22, 29 April 5, 12, 19, 26 May 3
Friday classes will meet 14 X on: January 22, 29 February 5, 12, 19, 26 March 4, 18, 25 April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Wednesday classes will meet 14X: January 20, 27 February 3, 10, 17, 24 March 2, 16, 23, 30 April 6, 13, 27 May 4
Holidays in 2016 MLK Jr. Day Monday, January 18 President’s Day Monday, February 15 Patriot’s Day Monday, April 18 Spring Break Monday, March 7 through Friday, March 11
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Students and faculty follow a Monday schedule of classes on these days: Tuesday, February 16 and Wednesday, April 20.
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Emergency or weather make up days are available on the following weekends during spring 2016: March 19 & 20, April 2 & 3, and April 9 & 10.
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Commencement weekend is the weekend of May 13-May 15, 2016.
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The final class may be used for the final exam; the syllabus will detail the class content
UNIVERSITY POLICY ON RELIGIOUS AND GOVERNMENT HOLIDAYS The University, in scheduling classes on religious and government holidays, intends that students observing those holidays be given ample opportunity to make up their work. Faculty members who wish to observe religious holidays will arrange for another faculty member to meet with their classes or for canceled classes to be rescheduled.
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TUITION AND FEES
# Credits
Cost
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$1,482.00
2
$2,964.00
3
$4,446.00
4
$5,928.00
5
$7,410.00
6
$8,892.00
7
$10,374.00
8
$11,856.00
Payments are made to Boston University, Student Accounting Services, 881 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215, www.bu.edu/studentaccountingservices. Students must also be aware that Student Accounting Services will assess late fees to all student accounts if they are unpaid after the payment deadline. These fees are placed on the account regardless of whether or not you have received an accurate printed invoice from the University. If the student account remains unpaid, a hold may be placed on the student account that blocks the student from utilizing many of the tools on the Student Link. HOW TO CHECK YOUR STUDENT ACCOUNT ON THE STUDENT LINK
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Go to the Student Link at www.bu.edu/studentlink. Select the green Money Matters tab and click on “Student Account Inquiry.”
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Stafford Loan Entrance Counseling Stafford On-line Promissory Note Student Account Inquiry Library Account Medical Insurance Student Dental Plan Federal Financial Aid Credit Authorization Status ResNet Fee Waiver Sports Pass Student Account FAQ's Your Financial Aid General Financial Aid Information
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You will be prompted to login using your Boston University e-mail alias and Kerberos password. Use the part of your e-mail that comes before @bu.edu -- the login name for
[email protected], would be” student.”
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Several viewing options are available. Your bill for the current semester automatically shows, but you can switch to “All Semester” to see your account history.
To print a bill, click on: Your name and ID will show on the screen for 20 seconds. To request an invoice, you must call Student Accounting Services at (617) 353-2264.
DROPPING CLASSES
Non degree students who are enrolled in two classes may drop a class without penalty up to the drop without a “W” deadline for that class. Full semester (“standard”) SPH classes follow the Charles River Campus schedule. Half-semester or non-standard classes such as intensives have a customized schedule visible on the Student Link by clicking on the class meeting dates. Go to www.bu.edu/studentlink. Log in, and select “current schedule” under Academics. Click on the class meeting dates of your nonstandard classes to view drop deadlines. WITHDRAWING FROM BOSTON UNIVERSITY Withdrawing from the University means officially dropping ALL courses. Students who wish to withdraw must complete a withdrawal/leave of absence form.
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Lack of attendance without notification does not constitute withdrawing from school. Classes and their associated charges will remain on your student account. There is no charge if the student follows the procedure to withdraw and the withdrawal is processed by Friday, January 15. If a non-degree student withdraws from his or her only class on or after Tuesday, January 19, then he or she will be charged according to the tuition refund schedule. The withdrawal is effective on the date the form is received in the SPH Registrar’s Office. The student’s account will be adjusted based upon the date of withdrawal. The tuition refund schedule is published by the Office of the University Registrar. Full semester (“standard”) SPH classes follow the Charles River Campus schedule. Half-semester or non-standard classes such as intensives have a customized schedule visible on the Student Link by clicking on the class meeting dates. Go to www.bu.edu/studentlink. Log in, and select “current schedule” under Academics. Click on the class meeting dates of your nonstandard classes to view drop deadlines. FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT - FERPA The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that protects the privacy of a student’s education records. In compliance with FERPA, Boston University does not disclose personally identifiable information contained in student education records, except as authorized by law. Questions about the University's policies and practices or about specific educational records should be addressed to the Access Officer, Office of the University Registrar, Boston University, 881 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02215. The full policy is available at www.bu.edu/reg/ferpa/index.html and in the SPH Bulletin (www.bu.edu/academics/sph). Student Rights under FERPA In general, a student has the right to: •
inspect his or her education records;
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require that the University obtain his or her prior written consent before releasing personally identifiable information from education records;
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request that corrections be made to education records if the student believes the records are inaccurate or misleading or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights under FERPA
PRIVACY PREFERENCES Unless restricted, Boston University may disclose any of the items of Directory Information without a student’s consent. Students may restrict the disclosure of any item of Directory Information by indicating this restriction on the Personal Page on the Student Link, (www.bu.edu/studentlink -> “Personal” tab -> Data Restriction option). Directory Information for students can be accessed by those outside the university, and consists of the following items of information: •
Academic program (degree, major, minor) 11
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Dates of attendance, full-time / part-time status Degrees, honors, and awards received Email directory lookup Local address and BU directory phone number School or College Listing in Commencement Program Listing in Bostonia Yearbook
The right to restrict disclosure of directory information does not include the right to remain anonymous in class and may not be used to impede classroom communication.
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USEFUL CONTACT INFORMATION SPH Student Resources Website: www.bu.edu/sph/students/resources Boston University Barnes and Noble Bookstore, 660 Beacon Street, Kenmore Square, Charles River Campus. The course reader and book list for Fall 2015 will be posted in early August to the Student Resources website under “Courses. “ Students purchase their course readers through the Boston University Charles River Campus Bookstore. Students may purchase books through the Bookstore or through the vendor of their choice. The reader and book list document lists the course ISBN number, title, and author, as well as pre-assignments for classes, if applicable. Boston University Medical Campus Parking Office, 617-638-4915. The Medical Campus Parking Office is located in the Parking Garage at 710 Albany Street, First Floor. BU Medical Campus ID Office and Public Safety Department, (617) 638-6879 is located in room 102 at 710 Albany Street. This office issues Identification cards. Enter the Transportation (Transcomm) Office lobby and the ID Office is the first door on the left. You may obtain an ID card Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM. The office is closed from 9:00 AM- 12:30 PM. International Student and Scholars Office, 617-353-3565. ISSO is located at 888 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor, Charles River Campus, Boston University. Website: www.bu.edu/isso. IT Help Center, Information Services and Technology, Boston University, www.bu.edu/tech,
[email protected] or 617-638-5914. The Learning Resources Center in the Medical School Library, L‐12, is the Medical Campus location for e‐mail assistance. Office of the Boston University Registrar (for official transcripts and other University business), 617-353-3612. The Office of the University Registrar is located on the Charles River Campus of Boston University at 881 Commonwealth Avenue. Their web site, www.bu.edu/reg is very helpful. SPH Registrar's Office is open 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM, Monday-Thursday and 8:30 AM-5:00 PM on Fridays. Registrar Alan Hatton,
[email protected]; SPH Graduate Student Life, 617-638-5059 (Mary Murphy-Phillips
[email protected], or Chase Crossno
[email protected]). Student Accounting Services, 617-353-2264. Student Accounting Services is located at 881 Commonwealth Avenue in the same building as the Office of the University Registrar. Email
[email protected]. Website: www.bu.edu/studentaccountingservices. Tuition remission through the Benefits Office, www.bu.edu/hr. Tuition remission is an employee benefit governed by Human Resources; contact HR or Suzette Levenson (
[email protected]) at SPH if you have questions. Veteran’s Affairs, Office of the University Registrar, 881 Commonwealth Avenue, Charles River Campus. The Veteran’s Affairs Officer is Rhett Jones,
[email protected] or 617-353-3678.
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Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
BS704 A1
10/2/2015
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Emergency situation class make up days are Saturdays and Sunday: March 19 and March 20, April 2 and 3 and April 9 and 10 Biostatistics New full time MPH students who start the MPH in Spring 2016 may take PH717 instead of BS704 and EP713 Introduction to Staff 3 T/6:00 Biostatistics PM‐8:30 PM Title
Instructor
Email
BS704 B1
Introduction to Biostatistics
Staff
3
F/2:00 PM‐4:30 PM
BS715 A1
Practical Skills for Biostatistics Collaboration
Josee Dupuis
[email protected] u
1
F/1:00 PM‐3:00 PM
Class meets 2/26 ‐ 4/1/16
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
BS720 A1
Staff Introduction to R: software for statistical computing environment
2
M/10:00 AM‐1:00 PM
Class meets 1/25‐ 3/21/16
The MPH biostatistics core course or equivalent
BS722 A1
Design and Conduct of Susan Fish &
[email protected]; Clinical Trials Debbie dmcheng@bu. Cheng edu
4
R/10:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM
The biostatistics and epidemiology MPH core requirements or consent
BS723 A1
Introduction to Statistical Computing
4
M/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
Staff
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Email
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times 4 M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Notes
Prerequisites
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
BS723 B1 Introduction to Statistical Computing
Staff
BS723 C1
Introduction to Statistical Computing
Staff
4
T/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
BS723 D1
Introduction to Statistical Computing
Staff
4
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
BS723 E1
Introduction to Statistical Computing
Staff
4
T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM W/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
BS723 F1
Introduction to Statistical Computing
Staff
4
R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
BS750 A1
Essentials of Quantitative Data Management
Christine Chaisson & Joseph Massaro
[email protected] du;
[email protected]
2
W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
BS775 A1
David Applications of Statistical Methods in Gagnon Clinical Research
[email protected]
4
TBD
Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent Prereq: the biostatistics MPH core requirement or equivalent or consent
Class meets 1/20‐3/2/16 MPH core course requirement in biostatistics and BS723
MPH core course requirement in biostatistics and BS723
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] Students who did not 4 R/6:00 earn a ‘B’ or better in PM‐9:00 BS723 are strongly PM encouraged to meet with BS805 faculty before taking BS805. Email
Prerequisites
The biostatistics MPH core course requirement and SPH BS723 or consent of the instructor. Cannot take concurrently with BS852.
BS805 A1
Intermediate Statistical Howard Cabral Computing and Applied Regression Analysis
BS820 A1
Logistic Regression and Michael Survival Analysis LaValley
[email protected]
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Prereq: the biostatistics and epidemiology MPH core requirements and SPH BS723 or BS852
BS852 A1
Statistical Methods for Paola Epidemiology Sebastiani
[email protected]
4
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
BS805 and BS852 cannot MPH biostatistics and epidemiology core courses and BS723 or consent. be taken in the same Cannot take concurrently with BS805. semester without approval from both faculty before registering.
BS853 A1
Generalized Linear Models with Applications
Gheorghe Doros
[email protected]
4
T/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
SPH BS 805, the MPH epidemiology core course requirement, or consent of the instructor
BS857 A1
Analysis of Correlated Yorghos Data Tripodis
[email protected] du
4
R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
SPH BS 805 or BS 852
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
BS860 A1
Applied Statistics in Clinical Trials II
BS980 A1
Continuing Study in Biostatistics
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Josee Dupuis
[email protected] 4 T/6:00 PM‐9:00 u PM 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Howard
[email protected] 0 Thursday meetings on 2/11, 3/17, Cabral s, 1/21‐ 5/5. 5:00‐6:00 5/5/15, PM meetings on 1/21, 9:00 AM‐ 3/24, 4/7, and 4/21. 10:00 AM or 5:00 PM‐ 6:00 PM Instructor
Email
Environmental Health 3 T/10:00 AM‐ 12:30 PM
10/2/2015
Prerequisites
SPH BS858 or permission
For biostatistics PhD students approved for dissertation only. Students charged the equivalent of 2 credits. Register with GRS.
EH717 A1
Foundations of Staff Environmental Health
EH717 B1
Foundations of Staff Environmental Health
3
T/6:00 PM‐8:30 PM
EH717 meets the environmental health core course requirement for all MPH students
EH717 C1
Foundations of Staff Environmental Health
3
F/10:00 AM‐ 12:30 PM
EH717 meets the environmental health core course requirement for all MPH students
EH735 A1
Environmental Determinants of Infectious Diseases
2
W/2:00 PM‐4:00 PM
Jean van Seventer
[email protected] du
EH717 meets the environmental health core course requirement for all MPH students
appropriate for undergrad
SPH PH709 OR EH710 or one year of college biology within last 5 years with a B or better
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 4 T/6:00 u PM‐9:00 PM Email
EH768 A1
Introduction to Toxicology
Jennifer Schlezinger
EH804 A1
Exposure Assessment
Jon Levy
EH805 A1
Environmental Health Madeleine
[email protected] Scammell Science, Policy, and and Eugene Law Benson
EH866 A1 Risk Assessment Methods
Donna Vorhees
EH914 A1
Environmental Health Jean van Doctoral Seminar Seventer
EH980 A1
Continuing Study in Michael Environmental Health McClean
[email protected] u
Notes
Prerequisites
SPH PH709, EH710 or one year of college biology within last 5 years with a B or better or consent
4
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
MPH environmental health core course requirement, MPH epidemiology core course requirement & EH725 or consent of the instructor
4
W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
MPH environmental health core course requirement,the MPH health law core course requirement recommended
dvorhees@bu. edu
4
R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
MPH environmental health core course requirement, EH725 & EH768 required; the MPH biostatistics core course requirement recommended
[email protected] du
1
F/12:00 PM‐1:50 PM
EH Doctoral students only; consent of Instructor required.
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ARR
For doctoral students approved for dissertation only. Students charged the equivalent of 2 credits.
Epidemiology New full time MPH students who start the MPH in Spring 2016 may take PH717 instead of BS704 and EP713
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 3 W/6:00 PM‐8:30 PM
[email protected] 3 R/10:00 AM‐ 12:30 PM
[email protected] 1/25‐3/21/16 2 M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Email
10/2/2015
Prerequisites
Epidemiology core course requirement for all degrees
EP713 A1
Introduction to Epidemiology
Megan Healey
EP713 B1
Introduction to Epidemiology
Wayne LaMorte
EP735 A1
Principles of Cancer Epidemiology
Elizabeth Hatch
EP755 A1
Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Natasha Hochberg and Alanna Brennan
[email protected] u; abrennan@bu. edu
4
T/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
The epidemiology MPH core requirement and or consent of instructor.
EP759 A1
Reproductive Epidemiology
Ann Aschengrau
[email protected] du
4
T/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
The epidemiology MPH core course requirement
EP762 A1
Clinical Epidemiology
David Felson
[email protected] & Ben Linas u;
[email protected] u Yvette Cozier
[email protected] u
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
the epidemiology & biostatistics MPH core requirements
4
R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
EP775 A1 Social Epidemiology
students must have a copy of "Essentials of Epidemiology in Public Health"
Epidemiology core course requirement for all degrees
The epidemiology MPH core course requirement; students may not take this class and EP752
EP713 and Biostats Core
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Samantha
[email protected] 4 W/6:00 Parker PM‐9:00 du PM Sherri Stuver
[email protected] 4 W/2:00 PM‐5:00 u PM Instructor
Email
EP813 A1
Intermediate Epidemiology
EP813 B1
Intermediate Epidemiology
EP817 A1
A Guided Epidemiology Lisa Fredman lfredman@bu. Study edu
EP820 A1
[email protected] Perspectives in Martha Epidemiologic Studies Werler and u; Ken Rothman krothman@bu. edu
EP860 A1
Novel Analytic Methods for Epidemiology
Dan Brooks danbrook@bu. and Matt Fox edu;
[email protected]
4
W/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
EP861 A1
Quantitative Bias Analysis Methods for Epidemiologic Research
Matt Fox
2
T/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
EP980 A1
Continuing Study
Ann Aschengrau & Sherri Stuver
0
ARR
[email protected]
4
R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM MTWRF 10:00AM‐ 2:30 PM
Notes
Prerequisites
MPH core requirement in Epidemiology and Biostatistics. MPH core requirement in Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
SPH EP813 or EP854 and BS723 and consent meets 3/7‐3/11
EP813
For doctoral students in Epidemiology, others with permission only
Class meets 3/15‐5/3/16 Doctoral level standing; must have completed EP854 and have SAS programming skills equivalent to BS805 or above. Doctoral or Master's in Science students approved for dissertation or thesis work only
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
GH704 A1 Global Public Health and Medical Care: A Systems Approach
Malcolm Bryant
GH720 A1 Social and Behavioral Sciences in Global Public Health
Staff
GH722 A1 Supply Chain Management for Improved Health System Performance
Erin Hasselberg
GH741 A1 Global Health Consultation Techniques
Rich Feeley
GH743 A1 Implementing Health Malcolm Bryant Programs in Developing Countries: Making Programs Work
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Global Health
[email protected] 4 R/6:00 PM‐9:00 du PM Email
Notes
Prerequisites
Preference given to GH concentrators. GH704 is a core course for GH concentrators and non U.S. citizens; for others, is an MPH elective after they complete PM702. Preference given to GH concentrators. Only GH concentrators, non U.S. citizens and non‐permanent resident students may take class for degree credit.
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
[email protected] du
2
T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Class meets 3/15‐5/3/16. >16 credits; recommend GH743, 744, 745, or 854 Online registrationot available
[email protected] u
2
M,T,W,R ,F/ 10:00 AM‐2:30 PM
Class meets March 7‐11, Course restricted to those planning to 2016 do consulting work in developing countries
[email protected] du
4
T/ 2:00 PM‐ 5:00PM
No Online registration
For advanced (>16 credits) MPH students. SPH GH704 or GH744 or permission of instructor
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
GH745 A1 Monitoring and Evaluation of Global Health Programs
GH755 A1 Managing Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Nafisa Halim
[email protected] 4 R/2:00 T/10:00 Lab and Lecture are mandatory PM‐5:00 AM‐ u 12:00 PM meets PM from 1/26‐ 1/21‐ 4/28/16 5/3/16 (L1110) Instructor
monyango@bu .edu
4
M/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
[email protected]
2
R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
4
W/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
[email protected]
4
jenbeard@bu. Jennifer Beard & Rich edu; Feeley
[email protected] u
2
T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM F/12:00 PM‐2:00 PM
Monica Adhiambo Onyango
Taryn Vian GH757 A1 Fighting Corruption through Accountability and Transparency GH770 A1 Poverty, Health and Development
Bruce Larson
[email protected] u
GH773 A1 Financial Management Taryn Vian for Health Programs GH777 A1 Global Health Culminating Experience Seminar
Prerequisites
Email
Students must have completed the epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core requirements
Class meets 1/21‐3/3/16 >16 credits
Successful completion of graduate or undergraduate courses in economics and statistics and a working knowledge of Excel software
GH Concentrators only; must have permission of instructor,
[email protected]
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Email
GH800 A1 Clinical development Christopher
[email protected] of a new medicinal: A Gill case study about licensing a new vaccine for the developing world
[email protected] Jim Wolff, Marion ; McNabb, and marionm@bu. Jon Payne edu;
[email protected] du GH805 A1 Controversies in Global Kojo Yeboah
[email protected] Antwi du Control and Eradication of Infectious Diseases GH811 A1 Applied Research Staff Methods in Global Health GH804 A1 mHealth
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Class meets 1/22 ‐ 2 F/10:00 3/18/16; requires AM‐1:00 significant group work PM and out of class time
10/2/2015
Prerequisites
The biostatistics and epidemiology MPH core requirements
BS704, SPH GH720 and GH704. GH704 may be taken concurrently.
2
W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Class meets 3/16‐ 5/4/16. No Online registration
2
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
Class meets 3/21‐5/2/16 The epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core course requirements
4
T/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
the epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core course requirements
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Zina Jarrah GH854 A1 From Data to Dashboards: Building Excel Skills to Support Health Program Decisions
10/2/2015
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Class meets 1/27‐3/2 on Basic excel proficiency; for upper level
[email protected] 2 W/6:30 Wednesdays and on two MPH students. PM‐9:00 u Saturdays, Feb. 6 and PM and Feb. 20, 12:00 pm‐2:30 two PM. No Online Saturday registration s, 12:00 PM‐2:30 PM, Feb. 6 and Feb. 20 Email
GH880 A1 Confronting non‐ Susan Foster
[email protected] communicable & Veronika u; diseases in the Wirtz
[email protected] developing world: the burden, costs and health systems challenges
4
R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
Epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core course requirements
The MPH epidemiology core course AND SPH GH703 or GH704 or PM702. May take GH704 or PM702 concurrently.
GH881 A1 Program Design for Global Reproductive and Perinatal Health
Monica Adhiambo Onyango
monyango@bu .edu
4
R/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
GH888 A1 Seminar on Global Health Policy Issues
Susan Foster
[email protected] u;
2
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
Class meets 1/25‐ 3/14/16
Advanced MPH students ( > 16 credits completed) or DrPH students
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
GH891 A1 Global Pharmaceutical Warren Kaplan Policy: at the Intersection of Process and Politics
Email
[email protected]
10/2/2015
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Class meets 3/14‐5/2/16 SPH GH888 or consent of instructor 2 M/6:00 prior to registering PM‐9:00 PM
GH943 A1 Global Health Directed Study for Culminating Experience
GH950 A1 Global Health Culminating Experience First Registration
Rich Feeley
GH951 A1 Global Health Culminating Experience Second Registration
Rich Feeley
LW719 A1 Essentials of Public Health Law
0
ARR
Complete necessary forms and approvals with GH Department. For GH concentrators only.
0 ARR
Complete necessary forms and approvals with GH Department. For GH concentrators who began CE in a previous semester and did not complete CE.
Health Law, Bioethics and Human Rights in Health Law, Policy and Management Winnie pwroche@bu For non‐concentrators only. Students 3 T/2:00 Roche who successfully complete SPH LW751 PM‐4:30 may not take LW719 for degree credit. PM
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 3 W/6:00 PM‐8:30 u PM Email
LW719 B1 Essentials of Public Health Law
Lynn Squillace
LW719 C1 Essentials of Public Health Law
Winnie Roche
pwroche@bu
3
R/2:00P M‐ 4:30PM
LW739 A1 Jewish Bioethics
Michael Grodin
[email protected] u
4
R/3:30 PM‐6:30 PM
LW840 A1 Health Law, Bioethics, George and Human Rights Annas
[email protected] du
4
W/8:00 AM‐ 10:50 AM
LW850 A1 Legal Strategies to Reduce Health Risks
Wendy Mariner
wmariner@bu. edu
4
R/8:30 AM‐ 10:30 AM
LW854 A1 Mental Health Law
George Annas
[email protected] du
4
Notes
Prerequisites
For non‐concentrators only. Students who successfully complete SPH LW751 may not take LW719 for degree credit.
For non‐concentrators only. Students who successfully complete SPH LW751 may not take LW719 for degree credit.
Meets at the Charles River Campus Class meets 1/22‐ 4/30/15 at CRC with CAS RN439, GRS RN739, and STH TX859 SPH LW751 or LAW JD867. Students who took LW719 need instructor permission to register
Meets with JD926 at Law SPH LW751 or LAW JD867. Students who took LW719 need instructor School from 1/14‐ permission to register 4/14/16
the health law MPH core requirement W/2:00 or permission of instructor PM‐5:00 PM Maternal and Child Health Concentration in Community Health Sciences Department
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
MC725 A1 Women, Children and Trish Elliott Adolescents: A Public Health Approach
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 4 R/6:00 PM‐9:00 u PM Email
Notes
Prerequisites
MC730 A1 Leading to Face Challenges and Achieve Results in Public Health
Joan Bragar
[email protected] du
2
W/6:00 PM ‐ 9:00 PM
Class meets 3/16‐5/4/15 cannot take both MC802 and MC730
MC763 A1 Maternal and Child Health Policy Making
Gene DeClercq
[email protected] du
2
Class meets 1/25‐ 3/14/16
MC785 A1 Introduction to Reproductive Health Advocacy MC795 A1 The Health of Adolescents and Emerging Adults
Lois McCloskey
[email protected]
2
Trish Elliott
[email protected] u
4
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM W/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM W/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
MC845 A1 Perinatal Health Services
Karla Damus
MC940 A1 MCH Culminating Experience
Lois McCloskey
[email protected]
2
W/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
0
ARR
3/16‐5/4/16 plus additional class TBA MPH epidemiology OR biostatistics core course requirement OR equivalents 1/20‐3/2/16 plus additional class TBA
SPH MC725
MCH student completing culminating experience in spring 2015
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
MC941 A1 MCH Culmnating Experience II
Instructor
Lois McCloskey
PH510 A1 Introduction to Public Sophie Health Godley
PH510 B1
Introduction to Public Cassie Ryan Health
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 0 ARR Email
Notes
Prerequisites
MCH student who registered for MC940 in fall 2014 and did not complete culminating experience in fall
General Public Health: Undergraduate Only Class meets 1/19‐
[email protected] 4 T/R 4/28/16; held at CRC du 12:30‐ 2:00 PM
not for SPH graduate credit
[email protected] u
4
T/R 3:30 PM‐5:00 PM
Class meets 1/19‐ 4/28/16; held at CRC
not for SPH graduate credit
Susan Foster
[email protected] PH511 A1 Pathogens, Poverty and Populations: An u; Introduction to global Health
4
F/11:00 AM‐2:00 PM
Class meets 1/22‐ 4/29/16
not for SPH graduate credit; students who take PH511 may not take GH703
Integrated Core Pilot Classes new, full time MPH students entering the program in spring 2016 may opt into pilot not open to online integrated core pilot PH717 A1 Quantitative Method Jessica
[email protected] 4 M/10:00 Lab, for Public Health Leibler T/11:00 registration AM‐ 1:00PM am‐1:00 pm. Lab starts 1/19
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
PH718 A1 Management and Leadership in Public Health
Instructor
Email
Vicky Parker vaparker@bu. edu
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times not open to online 4 M/2:00 Lab PM‐5:00 W/2:00 registration pm‐4:00 PM pm
PH719 A1 Health Systems, Law, WendyMarin wmariner@bu. and Policy er edu
4
PH720 A1 Individual, Community Carol Dolan and Population Health
[email protected] u
4
not open to online T/2:00 Lab PM‐5:00 R/2:00 registration pm‐4:00 PM pm
Prerequisites
integrated core pilot
integrated core pilot
PH712 A1 Public Health Response to Emergencies
not open to online integrated core pilot W/10:00 Lab R/10:00 registration AM‐ 1:00PM am‐ 12:00 pm General Public Health: Graduate Harold Cox &
[email protected]; Class meets Jan. 11‐15, appropriate for new student or 2 MTWRF Kathleen 2016 ongoing student 10:00AM‐
[email protected] Macvarish du 3PM
PH728 A1 Religion, Ethics, and Public Health
Michael Grodin
[email protected] u
4
PH740 A1 Pharmaceuticals in Public Health: An Introductory Course
Veronika Wirtz
[email protected]
4
R/8:00 AM‐ 10:50 AM W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Carries SB concentration appropriate for new student or credit ongoing student
none; recommend EP713 or GH704. PH740 is required fpr students in Pharmaceuticals Certificate Program.
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
PH844 A1 Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
10/2/2015
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Gemmae Fix
[email protected] 2 R/5:00‐ Class will meet 3/17/16‐ BS704 and EP713 and new research 8:00pm 4/28/2016 theory & design course Instructor
Email
Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) For DrPH students PH853 A1 Strategic Planning and Malcolm
[email protected] 4 W/10:00 Communications Bryant AM‐ du 1:00PM For DrPH students PH854 A1 Program and Policy John Pollock
[email protected] 4 T/6:00 Evaluation PM‐9:00 du PM Class meets every other Required for all DrPH students PH866 A1 Public Health Gene
[email protected] 0 T/12:00 week beginning 1/19/16 Leadership Seminar DeClercq PM‐1:30 du PM
Gene DeClercq
[email protected] du
0
ARR
Completion of all DrPH core DrPH students only. coursework or permission of instructor Graded P/F. Requires learning contract & approval of DrPH Program Manager. Must register on add/drop form.
PH990 A1 Continuing Study, DrPH Gene program DeClercq
[email protected] du
0
ARR
Must be approved by program director
PH986 A1 DrPH Practicum
MPH Public Health Practicums
For doctoral students approved for dissertation only. Students charged the equivalent of 2 credits.
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Email
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Biostatistics 0 Practicu m Finale on Thursday , April 21, 2016 10:00 AM‐2:00 PM
10/2/2015
Prerequisites
Title
Instructor
PH970
Public Health Practicum
Scott Harris
[email protected] u
PH971
Public Health Practicum
Scott Harris
[email protected] u
Practicu m Finale on Thursday , April 21, 2016 10:00 AM‐2:00 PM
MSW/MPH
For MSW/MPH students only. Must develop an individualized learning experience with a professor.
PH975
Public Health Practicum
Scott Harris
[email protected] variable Practicu (1, 2, 3, m Finale u or 4) on Thursday , April 21, 2016 10:00 AM‐2:00 PM
Biostatistics
MPH Students in Biostatistics only with signed consent of Practice Office.
1
MPH Students in Biostatistics only with signed consent of Practice Office.
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number PH984
Title
Public Health Practicum Graded
Instructor
Scott Harris
Email
[email protected] u
Notes Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Biostatistics 4 Practicu m Finale on Thursday , April 21, 2016 10:00 AM‐2:00 PM
10/2/2015
Prerequisites
MPH Students in Biostatistics only with signed consent of Practice Office.
Health Policy & Management In Health Law, Policy, and Management Department PM702 A1 Introduction to Health Jon Kingsdale
[email protected] HPM concentrators must take PM702 3 M/6:00 Policy, Delivery, and to meet the health policy and PM‐8:30 u Management management core course. Global PM Health concentrators, MI students, and international students who are not permanent residents of the US may take either GH704 or PM702 to meet the health policy & management core course requirement. Students may take both GH704 & PM702 for degree credit (the second course is taken as an elective).
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
PM702 B1 Introduction to Health Alan Sager Policy, Delivery, and Management
PM702 C1 Introduction to Health Cassie Ryan Policy, Delivery, and Management
PM721 A1 Organizational Behavior in Health Care
Chris Louis
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 3 R/2:00 PM‐4:30 u PM Email
[email protected] u
3
W/6:00 PM‐8:30 PM
[email protected]
4
M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
Notes
Prerequisites
HPM concentrators must take PM702 to meet the health policy and management core course. Global Health concentrators, MI students, and international students who are not permanent residents of the US may take either GH704 or PM702 to meet the health policy & management core course requirement. Students may take both GH704 & PM702 for degree credit (the second course is taken as an elective). HPM concentrators must take PM702 to meet the health policy and management core course. Global Health concentrators, MI students, and international students who are not permanent residents of the US may take either GH704 or PM702 to meet the health policy & management core course requirement. Students may take both GH704 & PM702 for degree credit (the second course is taken as an elective).
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Claudia Lach
[email protected] PM721 B1 Organizational 4 T/6:00 Behavior in Health PM‐9:00 Care PM
[email protected] PM734 A1 Principles and Practices David 4 F/2:00 Lagasse of Non‐Profit PM‐5:00 du Healthcare Accounting PM Course Number
Title
Instructor
Email
PM734 B1 Principles of Non‐Profit Kelly Hunley kehunley@bu. Healthcare Accounting edu
4
R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
David drosenbloom PM740 A1 Comparative Health Systems and Policy in Rosenbloom @bu.edu Industrialized and BRIC Countries
4
MW/10: 00 AM‐ 12:00 PM
PM755 A1 Health Care Delivery Systems
Christine Gunn
[email protected]
4
PM755 B1 Health Care Delivery Systems
Angela Walter
[email protected] du
4
R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
PM735 A1 Health Care Finance: how policy‐makers & managers can use money as a tool to improve health care
Alan Sager
[email protected] u
Notes
Prerequisites
SPH PM702 or consent of instructor
Class meets 2/17‐5/4/16 SPH PM702 or GH704 or SAR HP353 for non HPM concentrators
SPH PM702 or consent
SPH PM702 or consent
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
PM807 A1 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness Analysis
PM807 B1 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness Analysis
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times Class meets 1/21‐3/3/16 The biostatistics MPH core course Michal Horny
[email protected] 2 R/6:00 requirement and PM702 or PM814. PM‐9:00 du Students cannot take PM807 and PM PM855 for degree credit. Instructor
Email
Jim Burgess
[email protected] du
2
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Class meets 1/25‐ 3/14/16
PM810 A1 American Government David Jones for Public Health Students
[email protected] du
2
T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
SPH PM702 or consent Class will meet 1/19‐ 3/15/16 ; mandatory extra session on Friday, January 29 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Dorchester
PM818 A1 Health Information Technology
[email protected]
4
Class meets at Questrom SPH PM702 with GSM HM817 F1
PM826 A1 Health, Illness and The Jack Clark Use of Health Services
[email protected] u
4
W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
PM827 A1 Strategic Management Chris Louis of Healthcare Organizations
[email protected]
4
Joseph Restuccia
W/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
will be taught next in spring 2018
The biostatistics MPH core course requirement and PM702 or PM814. Students cannot take PM807 and PM855 for degree credit.
SPH PM814 or Consent
MPH health policy & management core course
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Notes Prerequisites Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 2 R/5:00‐ Class will meet 1/21/16‐ For MS and PhD students in HSR. BS704 8:00pm 3/3/16 and permission of instructor du Email
PM831 A1 Implementation Science
Mari‐Lynn Drainoni
PM832 A1 Operations Management
Lynn Garvin
4
W/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
SPH GH704 or PM702 and biostatistics core course
PM835 A1 Lean Management in Healthcare
Gouri Gupte
[email protected] u
4
January 11‐15, 2016, 10:00 AM‐4:00 PM and selected Mondays
SPH PM702 or GH704; helpful if have completed PM832
PM838 A1 Health Politics and Policy
David Jones
[email protected] du
2
PM844 A1 Health Policy & Policy David Jones Making for Public Health Researchers
[email protected] du
4
T/6:00 PM‐ 9:00 PM W/6:00‐ 9:00pm
Class meets 3/22‐5/3/16 SPH PM702
mandatory extra session For HSR doctoral students only on Friday, January 29 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Dorchester
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Email
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times 0 arr
Notes
Prerequisites
PM940 A1 Health Policy & Management Culminating Experience
Vicky Parker vaparker@bu. edu
PM980 A1 Continuing Study in Health Services Research
Vicky Parker vaparker@bu. edu
0
arr
SB721 B1
Social and Behavioral Sciences for Public Health
Michael Siegel
mbsiegel@bu. edu
3
R/6:00 PM‐8:30 PM
SB concentrators must take SB721 regardless of citizenship status; students who successfully complete SPH GH720 may not take SPH SB721 for degree credit.
SB740 A1
Candice Social Factors: A Contextual Framework Belanoff for Public Health Research and Practice
[email protected] du
4
F/10:00 AM‐1:00 PM
SB721, completed or concurrent
For HPM concentrators approved to complete their culminating experience
For MS and PhD students in Health Services Research Doctoral program approved to work on thesis (MS) or dissertation (PhD) Social and Behavioral Sciences Concentration in Community Health Sciences Department SB concentrators must take SB721 3 M/2:00 SB721 A1 Social and Behavioral Staff regardless of citizenship status; PM‐4:30 Sciences for Public students who successfully complete PM Health SPH GH720 may not take SPH SB721 for degree credit.
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Marcie Diamond
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times marci.diamond@ 4 T/2:00 PM‐ 5:00PM Email
SB751 A1
Sexual Violence: Prevention of Sexual Violence
SB785 A1
Alcohol, Tobacco and Richard Saitz
[email protected] Other Drug Use: People, Populations and Policies
4
T/2:00 PM‐ 4:50PM
SB800 A1
The Obesity Epidemic: Monica Wang Moving from Individual to Environmental and Policy Approaches for Promoting Physical Activity and Healthy Eating
[email protected] du
4
W/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM
SB806 A1
Communications Strategies for Public Health Web‐based Health Communication Strategies for Public Health Interventions
Jacey Greece
[email protected] du
4
marnold1@bu. edu
4
R/10:00 AM‐1:00 PM T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
SB813 A1
Marilyn Arnold
Notes
Prerequisites
SB721 recommended
MPH social and behavioral sciences core course
SPH SB721
SPH SB721 and the MPH Epidemiology core course requirement. Epi core may be concurrent.
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Email
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times 4 R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
Notes
Prerequisites
SPH SB721 and the epidemiology MPH core course requirement; epidemiology may be taken concurrently. MCH concentrators, MC725 and epidemiology, as above.
SB818 A1
Qualitative Research Methods
Lee Strunin
[email protected] du
SB820 A1
Assessment and Planning for Health Promotion
Dan Merrigan
merrigan@bu. edu
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
SPH SB721 and the epidemiology MPH core course requirement; epidemiology may be taken concurrently. MCH concentrators, MC725 and epidemiology, as above.
SB820 B1
Assessment and Planning for Health Promotion
Candice Belanoff
[email protected] du
4
T/10:00 AM‐ 1:00PM
SB721 and the assessment selective. MCH concentrators must have completed MC725.
SB821 A1
Intervention Strategies Angela for Health Promotion Roberston Bazzi
[email protected]
4
T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
SB721 and the assessment selective. MCH concentrators must have completed MC725.
SB821 B1
Intervention Strategies Judith for Health Promotion Bernstein
[email protected] du
4
R/2:00 PM‐4:50 PM
For non‐concentrators, the epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core requirements and SB721. For concentrators, SB721, assessment, and intervention selectives.
10/2/2015
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Course Number
Title
Instructor
Credits Meeting Lab Day & Days & Times Times
[email protected] 4 M/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Email
Notes
Prerequisites
For non‐concentrators, the epidemiology and biostatistics MPH core requirements and SB721. For concentrators, SB721, assessment, and intervention selectives.
SB822 A1
Quantitative Methods Bill DeJong for Program Evaluation
SB822 B1
Quantitative Methods Ziming Xuan
[email protected] for Program Evaluation
4
R/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
SB721 and the assessment selective. MCH concentrators must have completed MC725.
SB833 A1
Kim Designing and Implementing a Public Kronenberg Health Communications Campaign
[email protected] du
4
M/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM
MCH student completing culminating experience in spring 2015
SB940 A1
SB Culminating Experience
Mike Siegel
mbsiegel@bu. edu
0
arr
MCH student who registered for MC940 in fall 2014 and did not complete culminating experience in fall
SB941 A1
SB Culmnating Experience II
Mike Siegel
mbsiegel@bu. edu
0
arr
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Day Classes Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Morning and Afternoon Classes
MONDAY (M) BS720 Introduction to R: software for statistical computing environment STAFF 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM L‐ 1105 BS723 A1 Introduction to Statistical Computing 4 STAFF 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM R‐107
TUESDAY (T) EH717 A1 Foundations of Environmental Health 3 WENDY HEIGER‐BERNAYS 10:00 AM‐12:30 AM 670 Albany 107/108 EP755 A1 Infectious Disease Epidemiology 4 NATASHA HOCHBERG AND ALANNA BRENNAN 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM L‐112
GH755 A1 Managing Disasters & Complex Humanitarian Emergencies 4 MONICA ONYANGO M/10:00 AM‐1:00 PM CT‐460/ CT‐460A SPH PH717 A1 Quantitative Methods for Public Health 4 JESSICA LEIBLER 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM L‐112 ‐ Mondays. Lab is Tues from 11:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM
GH745 A1 MANDATORY LAB Monitoring & Evaluation of Global Health Programs NAFISA HALIM 10:00 AM‐ 12:00 PM Meets 1/26‐5/3/16 L‐1110 LECTURE meets Thursdays 2:00‐5:00 pm SB820 B1 Assessment and Planning for Health Promotion 4 CANDICE BELANOFF 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM CT‐462/462A
MC785 A1 Introduction to Reproductive Health Advocacy 2 Lois McCloskey 10:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM Class meets 3/16‐5/4/16 plus one session TBA
PM740 A1 Comparative Health Systems and Policy in Industrialized and BRIC Countries 4 DAVID ROSENBLOOM MW/10:00 AM‐12:00 PM Class meets 2/17‐5/4/16 L‐214 PM 835 A1 Lean Management 4 GOURI GUPTE . Class meets 10:00 AM ‐ 4:00PM MTWRF from 1/11‐ 1/13/16 & 11:00AM to 2:00PM on Mondays 2/1 ‐ 5/2 L‐211 and L‐206 BS852 A1 Statistical Methods for Epidemiology 4 PAOLA SEBASTIANI 2:00PM‐5:00PM L‐112
PH717 A1 Quantitative Methods for Public Health 4 JESSICA LEIBLER 11:00 AM‐1:00 PM LAB L‐112
PH853 A1 Strategic Planning and Communications 4 GH881 A1 Program Design for Global Reproductive EH914 A1 EH Doctoral Seminar 1 JEAN VAN and Perinatal Health 4 MONICA ONYANGO 10:00 AM‐ SEVENTER 12:00PM‐1:50 PM MALCOLM BRYANT 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM CT‐446 1:00 PM CT‐460
PH866 A1 Public Health Leadership Seminar 0 GENE DECLERCQ 12:00 PM‐1:30 PM Class meets every other week beginning 1/19/15 CT‐305 or CT‐446
PH720 A1 Individual, Community and Population Health 4 LORA SABIN 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM CT460‐ CT460/A
EH804 A1 Exposure Assessment 4 Jon Levy 2:00 PM‐ 5:00 PM L‐301 EP735 A1 Principles of Cancer Epidemiology 2 ELIZABETH HATCH 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Class meets 1/25‐3/21/16 L‐201
WEDNESDAY (W) THURSDAY ( R ) LW840 A1 Health Law, Bioethics, and Human Rights 4 PH728 A1 Religion and Public Health 4 MICHAEL GEORGE ANNAS 8:00 AM‐11:00 AM L‐202 GRODIN 8:00 AM‐11:00 AM L109 BS723 E1 Introduction to Statistical Computing 4 STAFF 10:00 AM‐1:00 AM R‐107
FRIDAY (F) EH717 C1 Foundations of Environmental Health 3 PATRICIA JANULEWICZ 10:00 AM‐12:30 PM 670 Albay 107/108 LW850 A1 Legal Strategies to Reduce Health Risks 4 GH800 A1 Clinical development of a new medicinal: A WENDY MARINER 8:30 AM‐10:30AM BU LAW case study about licensing a new vaccine for the SCHOOL with JD926. Class meets 1/14‐4/14/16 developing world 2 CHRISTOPHER GILL 10:00 AM‐ 1:00 PM Class meets 1/22 ‐ 3/18/16 CT‐460A BS722 A1 Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials 4 SB740 A1 Social Factors: A Contextual Framework for SUSAN FISH & DEBBIE CHENG 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM Public Health Research and Practice CANDACE CT‐462A BELANOFF 10:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM CT 462
MC845 A1 Perinatal Health Services 2 Karla Damus EP713 B1 Introduction to Epidemiology 3 WAYNE 10:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM Class meets 1/20‐3/2/16 plus LAMORTE 10:00 AM‐12:30 PM L‐112 one session TBA
BS723 C1 Introduction to Statistical Computing 4 STAFF 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐1110
PM740 A1 Comparative Health Systems and Policy in Industrialized and BRIC Countries 4 DAVID ROSENBLOOM MW/10:00 AM‐12:00 PM Class meets M & W, 2/14‐5/6/15 L‐214 BS853 A1 Generalized Linear Models with EH735 A1 Environmental Determinants of Infectious Applications 4 GHEORGHE DOROS 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Disease 2 JEAN VAN SEVENTER 2:00PM‐4:00 PM L‐ 213 R‐107 EP759 A1 Reproductive Epidemiology 4 ANN EP813 B1 Intermediate Epidemiology 4 SHERRI ASCHENGRAU 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM R‐110 STUVER 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐112
PH720 A1 Individual, Community and Population BS715 A1 Practical Skills for Biostatistics Collaboration Health 4 LORA SABIN LAB 10:00 AM‐12:00 PM CT460‐ 1 JOSEE DUPUIS 1:00 PM‐3:00 PM. Class meets 2/26‐ CT460/A 4/1/16 CT‐460
SB806 A1 Communications Strategies for Public Health 4 JACEY GREECE 10:00 AM‐1:00 PM PM CT‐ 462
PH718 A1 Management and Leadership in Public Health 4 VICKY PARKER 2:00PM‐5:00 PM R‐110
PM721 A1 Organizational Behavior in Health Care 4 CHRIS LOUIS 2:00PM‐5:00 PM L‐303 MC763 A1 Maternal & Child Health Policy Making 2 GENE DECLERCQ 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Class meets 1/25‐3/14/16 CT‐462A SB721 A1 Introduction to Social and Behavioral Sciences 3 STAFF 2:00 PM‐4:30 PM CT‐460/A
GH743 A1 Implementing Health Programs in Developing Countries: Making Programs Work 4 MALCOLM BRYANT 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT‐460
GH745 A1 LECTURE Monitoring & Evaluation of Global Health Programs 4 NAFISA HALIM 2:00 PM‐ 5:00 PM CT‐462A Mandatory Lab on Tuesdays 1/26 ‐5/3/16 10:00 AM‐ 12:00 PM GH811 A1 Applied Research Methods in Global Health LW854 A1 Mental Health Law 4 GEORGE ANNAS 2:00 GH880 A1 Confronting non‐communicable diseases in PM‐5:00 PM L‐202 the developing world: the burden, costs and health 4 ANDREW STOKES 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐1105 systems challenges 4 SUSAN FOSTER & VERONICA WIRTZ 2:00 PM‐5:00 P CT‐305 LW719 A1 Essentials of Public Health Law 3 WINNIE MC795 A1 The Health of Adolescents and Emerging LW719 C1 Essentials of Public Health Law 3 WINNIE ROCHE 2:00 PM‐4:30 PM L‐112 Adults 4 TRISH ELLIOTT 2:00 PM ‐ 5:00 PM CT‐462 ROCHE 2:00 PM‐4:30 PM L‐112 PH719 A1 Health Systems, Policy & Law 4 WENDY PH718 A1 Management and Leadership in Public PM702 B1 Introduction to Health Policy, Delivery, & MARINER 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐203 Health 4 VICKY PARKER 2:00PM‐4:00 PM LAB R‐110 Management 3 ALAN SAGER 2:00 PM‐4:30 PM Bakst
SB751 A1 Sexual Violence: Prevention of Sexual Violence 4 MARCIE DIAMOND 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT462A SB822 A1 Quantitative Methods for Program SB785 A1 Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Use: Evaluation 4 BILL DEJONG 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM People, Populations and Policies 4 RICHARD SAITZ 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT462 CT‐462
GH770 A1 Poverty, Health & Development 4 BRUCE LARSON 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT‐460/CT‐460A
PM 832 A1 Operations Management 4 LYNNE GARVIN 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐206
BS704 B1 Introduction to Biostatistics 3 STAFF 2:00 PM‐4:30 PM L‐112
BS857 A1 Analysis of Correlated Data 4 YORGHOS PM734 A1 Principles and Practices of Non‐Profit TRIPODIS 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT‐460A Health Care Accounting 4 DAVID LAGASSE 2:00 PM‐ 5:00 PM L‐210 EP775 A1 Social Epidemiology 4 YVETTE COZIER 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐214
GH805 A1 Controversies in Global Control and EP861 A1 Quantitative Bias Analysis 2 MATT FOX 2:00 EP860 A1 Novel Analytic Methods for Epidemiology 4 EP817 A1 Guided Epidemiology Study 4 LISA DAN BROOKS AND MATT FOX 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM T‐ FREDMAN 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM T‐307center Eradication of Infec Diseases 2 KOJO YEBOAH ANTWI PM‐5:00 PM Class meets 3/15‐5/3/16 CT‐460A 405 2:00 PM ‐ 5:00 PM Class meets 3/14‐5/2/16 CT‐305 GH888 A1 Seminar on Global Health Policy Issues 2 SUSAN FOSTER 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM Class meets 1/25‐ 3/14/16 CT‐305
GH777 A1 Global Health Culminating Experience Seminar 2 JEN BEARD & RICH FEELEY 12:00 PM‐2:00 PM CT‐460
PM755 A1 Health Care Delivery Systems 4 CHRISTINE GUNN R/2:00 PM‐5:00 PM L‐210
SB800 A1 The Obesity Epidemic: Moving from SB821 B1 Intervention Strategies for Health Individual to Environmental and Policy Approaches Promotion 4 JUDITH BERNSTEIN 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM for Promoting Physical Activity and Healthy Eating 4 CT462 MONICA WANG 2:00 PM‐5:00 PM CT462 LW739 A1 Jewish Bioethics 4 MICHAEL GRODIN 3:30 PM‐6:30 PM Meets at Charles River Campus in JSC 201 with CAS RN439, GRS RN739, & STH TX859 from
Boston University School of Public Health Schedule Day Classes Spring 2016 January 19 - May 4, 2016
Morning and Afternoon Classes
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GH741, Global Health Consultation Techniques, RICH FEELEY, Spring Break, 3/7‐3/11/16, 10:00 AM‐2:30 PM, CT460 and CT‐460A booked as breakout room. PH712, Public Health Response to Emergencies, HAROLD COX AND KATHLEEN MACVARISH, pre‐semester, 1/11‐1/15/16, 10:00 AM‐2:30 PM L‐201 EP820, Perspectives in Epidemiologic Studies, MARTHA WERLER MTWRF 10:00AM‐2:30 PM, 3/7‐3/11 PM835 Lean Management 4 GOURI GUPTE January 11‐15, 2016 10:00 AM‐4:00 PM in room L‐211 and on selected Mondays thereafter Mandatory practicum finale for MPH students completing a practicum in Spring 2016 is Thursday, April 21, 10:00 AM‐2:00 PM. MSW/MPH students completing either PH970 or PH971 is TBA.
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BU School of Public Health
Evening Classes
Evening Classes Spring 2016 January 19-May 5, 2016
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BS723 B1 Introduction to Statistical Computing STAFF BS704 A1 Introduction to Biostatistics 3 STAFF 6:00 PMBS750 A1 Essentials of Quantitative Data Managemen BS723 F1 Introduction to Statistical Computing 4 STAF 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM R‐107 8:30 PM Keefer Aud. (E‐111) 2 CHRIS CHAISSON & JOE MASSARO 6:00PM‐9:00PM 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM R‐107 Class meets 1/20‐3/2/16 R‐107
BS820 A1 Logistic Regression & Survival Analysis 4 MICHAEL LAVALLEY 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐201/203
BS805 A1 Intermediate Statistical Computing and BS723 D1 Introduction to Statistical Computin STAFF BS775 A1 4 Applications of Statistical Methods in R‐ Applied Regression Analysis 4 HOWARD CABRAL 6:00 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM R‐107 Clinical Research DAVID GAGNON 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM 107 9:00 PM L‐112 ‐‐ Computer lab L‐1109B & L‐1110 from 8:00 PM‐9:00 PM
EP762 A1 Clinical Epidemiology 4 DAVID FELSON & BEN LINAS 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐301
BS860 A1 Applied Statistics in Clinical Trials II 4 JOSEE EH805 A1 Environmental Health Science, Policy, and EH866 A1 Risk Assessment Methods 4 DONNA Law 5 MADELEINE SCAMMEL AND EUGENE BENSON VORHEES 6:00 PM ‐9:00 PM L‐202 DUPUIS 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐1109B 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐211
GH720 A1 Social and Behavioral Sciences in Global Public Health 4 STAFF 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐460A
EH717 B1 Foundations of Environmental Health 3 STAFF 6:00 PM‐8:30 PM L‐110
GH891 A1 Global Pharmaceutical Policy: at the EH768 A1 Introduction to Toxicology 4 JENNIFER Intersection of Process and Politics 2 WARREN KAPLAN SCHLEZINGER 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐212 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐305 Class meets 3/14‐5/2/15
EP713 A1 Introduction to Epidemiology MEGAN HEALEY 6:00 PM‐8:30 PM L212/214
GH704 A1 Global Public Health and Medical Care: A Systems Approach 4 MALCOLM BRYANT 6:00 PM‐9:0 PM L‐206/209
EP813 A1 Intermediate Epidemiology 4 SAMANTHA GH757 A1 Fighting Corruption through Accountability and Transparency 2 TARYN VIAN 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM PARKER 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐110 Class meets 1/21‐3/3/16 CT‐460
PM702 A1 Introduction to Health Policy, Delivery, & GH722 A1 Supply Chain Management for Improved GH804 A1 mHealth 2 JIM WOLFF, MARION MCNABB, MC725 A1 Women, Children & Adolescents: A Public & JON PAYNE 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Class meets 3/16‐ Health Approach 4 TRISH ELLIOT 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Management 3 JON KINGSDALE 6:00PM‐8:30 PM L‐ Health System Performance 2 ERIN HASSELBERG T/6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Class meets 3/15‐5/3/16 5/4/16 CT‐460A CT462A 112 CT‐460 PM735 A1 Health Care Finance: How policy‐makers & GH773 A1 Financial Management for Health Program GH854 A1 From Data to Dashboards: Building Excel PH844 Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods Skills to Support Health Program Decisions 2 ZINA GEMMAE FIX 5:00 PM‐8:00 pm Class meets 3/17‐ managers can use money as a tool to improve health 4 TARYN VIAN 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐460A JARAH 6:30 PM‐9:00PM L‐1110 Class meets 1/27‐ 4/28/16 L‐307 care 4 ALAN SAGER 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐206/209 3/2 on Wednesdays and on two Saturdays, Feb. 6 and Feb. 20, 12:00 pm‐2:30 PM. PM807 B1 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness Analysis 2 PH854 A1 Program and Policy Evaluation 4 JOHN JIM BURGESS 6:00 PM ‐ 9:00 PM L‐214. Class meets POLLOCK 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐446 1/25 ‐ 3/14/16
LW719 B1 Essentials of Public Health Law 3 LYNN SQUILLANCE 6:00 PM‐8:30 PM Keefer (E‐111)
PM734 B1 Principals and Practices of Non‐Profit Health Care Accounting 4 KELLY HUNLEY 6:00PM‐9:00 PM L 203
SB820 A1 Assessment & Planning for Health Promotion PM721 B1 Organizational Behavior inHealth Care 4 4 DANIEL MERRIGAN 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐462 CLAUDIA LACH 6:00PM‐9:00 PM L301
PM755 B1 Health Care Delivery Systems 4 ANGELA MC730 A1 Leading to face challenges and achieve results in public health 2 JOAN BRAGAR 6:00 PM‐9:00 WALTER 6:00PM‐9:00 PM L‐210 PM Class meets 3/18‐5/6/15 CT‐460
PM807 A1 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness Analysis 2 PM810 A1 American Government for Public Health PH740 A1 Pharmaceuticals in Public Health: An Students 2 DAVID JONES 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Class meetsIntroductory Course 4 VERONIKA WIRTZ 6:00 PM‐9:00 MICHAL HORNY 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Class meets 1/21‐ SB833 A1 Designing and Implementing a Public Health 1/19‐3/15/16 L‐311 & additional session on Jan. 29 PM L‐112 3/3/16 L‐1105. Communications Campaign 4 KIM KRONENBERG 6:00 6 PM at Edward Kennedy Institute in Dorchester PM‐9:00 PM L‐212
PM826 A1 Health, Illness and the Use of Health Services 4 JACK CLARK 6:00‐9:00 PM T‐307 Center
PM702 C1 Introduction to Health Policy, Delivery, & PM831 A1 Implementation Science 2 MARI‐LYNN Management 3 CASSIE RYAN 6:00PM‐8:30 PM L‐206 DRAINONI L‐307 Class meets 1/21‐3/3/16
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BU School of Public Health
Evening Classes
Evening Classes Spring 2016 January 19-May 5, 2016
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TUESDAY (T) PM838 A1 Politics and Public Policy 2 DAVID JONES 6:00‐9:00 PM Class meets 3/22‐5/3/16 L‐206/209
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PM818 A1 Health Information Technology 4 JOSEPH SB721 B1 Social & Behavioral Sciences for Public Healt RESTUCCIA 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM Meets at School of 3 MICHAEL SIEGEL 6:00PM‐8:30 PM BAKST plus Management with GSM HM817 F1. Class meets 1/21‐breakouts 4/29/15 in QSM‐xxx
PM827 A1 Strategic Management of Health Care SB818 A1 Qualitative Research Methods 4 LEE SB813 A1 Web‐based Health Communication Strategies for Public Health Interventions 4 MARILYN Organizations 4 CHRIS LOUIS 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM STRUNIN 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐460A ARNOLD 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐109 A/B L‐311 SB821 A1 Intervention Strategies for Health Promotio PM844 A1 Health Policy & Policy Making for Public SB822 B1 Quantitative Methods for Program 4 ANGELA ROBERTSON BAZZI 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM CT‐ Health Researchers DAVID JONES 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM L‐ Evaluation 4 ZIMING XUAN 6:00 PM‐9:00 PM 462 311 & additional session on Jan. 29, 3‐6 PM at Edward L‐210 Kennedy Institute in Dorchester
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