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1 Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health Spring 2016 Course Schedule (as of December 15, 2015) First Day of Classes: Wednesday, January 1, 2016 Please note = Drachman Hall, 1295 N. Martin Last Day of Classes: Wednesday, May 4, 2016 Phoenix Campus = 550 E. Van Buren Street - Phoenix COURSE # UNITS COURSE TITLE FACULTY/INSTR TIME DAY ROOM CPH 178 # 5192 CPH 200 # CPH 06 # 5104 EPID/CPH 09 # / 7522 CPH 10 # CPH 0 # CPH 50 # 8000 CPH 75 # 8001 CPH 76 # 7586 CPH 81 # 7815 CPH 87 # 7589 Lec. CPH 404 # CPH 405/505 # 9012 / 901 CPH 407/507 # / CPH 408/508 # 90 / 9022 CPH 412/512 # / CPH 4 # 5110 CPH 49/59 # / CPH 450 /550 # 918 / 9069 Personal Health & Wellness Bueno 8:00 9:15 am TR Introduction to Public Health Campbell, Dorene 4:00 5:15 pm MW Science and Engr. Library SEL 200SW Drugs & Society Watson 11:00 12:15 pm TR Introduction to Epidemiology Brown H. 1:00 2:15 pm MW Health Care in the U.S. Gerald J 4:00 5:15 pm TR Biol Sciences East, (Gen Ed Tier II Indiv & Societies) Room 100 Human Sexuality Hamilton 2:00 :15 pm TR Principles of Health Education and Health Parker 2:0 :45 pm MW Promotion Introduction to Environmental and Occupational Health O Rourke 5:0 6:45 pm MW Introduction to Biostatistics Doubleday 9:00 10:15 am MW Health Education Intervention Methods Parker 9:0 10:45 am TR Health Disparities & Minority Health Carvajal 11:00 11:50 am MW Gallagher Theater (Gen Ed Tier II Indiv & Societies: Diversity Emphasis) (Friday Discussion Sections )** Fundamentals of Evaluation Eisen-Cohen Online Biology in Public Health Research and Practice Duncan 1:00 :50 pm T Health Care Economics and Policy Urbine Online Disabilities and Public Health Cohen, Leslie / Duncan, Duke :00 4:15 pm MW (& A127/129) Public Health Approach to Mental Health Disorders in the Cutshaw 9:0 10:45 am TR U.S. Global Health Campbell, Dorene 9:00 11:50 am F Introduction to Environmental Health Policy Tabor 9:0 10:45 am MW 2 Centuries of Public Health: Sanitation, Sleuthing and Sex Halpern 9:00 10:50 am R NURS 105
2 CPH 458/558 # / CPH 459 Sec. 1 # 9019 CPH 459/559 Sec. 2 #8425 / 8426 CPH 459/559 Sec. # / CPH 459/559 Sec. 4 # 9222 / 958 CPH 478 # EPID/CPH 479 # / CPH 497E/597E # 8441/8442 CPH 497G/597G # 995 / 996 CPH 497S/597S # 8085/8086 EPID/CPH 50 # 9281 / 9286 EPID/CPH 504 # / CPH 505 #901 CPH 506 # 9288 CPH 507 # CPH 508 # 9022 Health Care Marketing Schloss 1:00 :50 pm R 2 Special Topics in Public Health Chen :00 4:50 pm M (Course Topic: Data Management ) Schloss 1:00 :50 pm W (Course Topic: Religion, Spirituality and Public Health ) (cancelled due to low enrollment) (Course Topic: School-based Asthma Research ) (Instructor Consent) 1 Special Topics in Public Health (Course Topic: Students Helping Arizona Register Everyone Gerald, Joe & Lynn TBA & Mandatory workshop /training dates: January 11-12, :00 am 5:00 pm & January 1, :00 am 12:00 pm Derksen & Taren TBA TBA TBA Public Health Nutrition Davis, Cynthia 4:00 5:15 pm MW Infections and Epidemics Oren 11:00 12:15 pm TR (cancelled per Department) 2 Public Health for Community Wellness Thomson 2:00 4:00 pm W Off campus site- House of Neighborly 1 Open Airways for Schools Gerald, Lynn Hybrid (Online & In Person - Mandatory Meeting Dates: January 26 & 28, 2016 February 2, 2016 & May, :0 am 11:00 am 1-2 Skin Cancer Prevention in the Community Setting Harris Hybrid- Online & In Person Mandatory Meeting Date: 02/12/16-2:00 5:00 pm 1 Introduction to Statistical Analysis using STATA Roe Online 1 Introduction to Statistical Analysis using SAS Roe Online Service South Tucson Biology in Public Health Research and Practice Duncan 1:00 :50 pm T Economic Foundations for Health Sciences Urbine Online Health Care Economics and Policy Urbine Online Disabilities and Public Health Cohen, Leslie / Duncan, Duke Mandatory Meeting Date: 02/12/16-2:00 5:00 pm UA Cancer Center, Rm :00 4:15 pm MW (& A127/129)
3 CPH 512 # Public Health Approach to Mental Health Disorders in the U.S. Cutshaw 9:0 10:45 am TR CPH 519 Sec. 1 #9068 CPH 519 Sec. 2 # 9484 CPH 50 # CPH 52A # 5117 CPH 5 Sec. 1 # 5118 CPH 5 Sec. 101 # 940 CPH 54 # CPH 59 # CPH 544 # CPH 550 # 9069 CPH 55 # 9070 CPH 558 # CPH 559 Sec. 2 #8426 CPH 559 Sec. # CPH 559 Sec. 4 # 958 CPH 560 #7567 CPH 561 # Special Topics in Environmental Health Sciences (Course topic: Occupational Health ) Harber 5:00 6:00 pm R 1 Special Topics in Environmental Health Sciences Stobbe 10:00 am 12:50 pm F (Course topic: Field Studies in Industrial Hygiene ) 2 Nutrition, Health and Development Foote Online- Dynamically dated 02/24/16 04/1/16 4 Applied Aspects of Program Planning Implementation and Moore-Monroy 1:00-2:50 pm MW Evaluation I (Department Consent) Global Health Ehiri 9:00 11:50 am M Global Health Ehiri Online (Instructor Consent) Infectious Diseases, Global Health and Development Kilungo, Aminata Online Introduction to Environmental Health Policy Tabor 9:0 10:45 am MW Fundamentals of Evaluation Eisen-Cohen Online 2 Centuries of Public Health: Sanitation, Sleuthing and Sex Halpern 9:00 10:50 am R NURS 105 Toxicology and Chemical Exposures Burgess 1:00 2:15 pm MW (offered even years-spring) Health Care Marketing Schloss 1:00 :50 pm R Schloss 1:00 :50 pm W (Course Topic: Religion, Spirituality and Public Health ) (cancelled due to low enrollment) (Course Topic: School-based Asthma Research ) (Instructor Consent) 1 Special Topics in Public Health (Course Topic: Students Helping Arizona Register Everyone International Nutrition (Dynamically dated- Hybrid course) Gerald, Joe & Lynn TBA & Mandatory workshop /training dates: January 11-12, :00 am 5:00 pm & January 1, :00 am 12:00 pm Derksen & Taren TBA TBA TBA Taren Online Dynamically Dated 04/11/16 05/15/16 & In-person - 05/16/16 06/04/16-1:0 pm 4:0 pm Introduction to Health Care Quality and Safety Schachter Online MTWRF
4 CPH 564 Special Topics in Family and Child Health Teufel-Shone 1:00-2:50 pm R 2 # 9096 (Indigenous Health and Resilience Across the Life Span) A12/125 CPH 567 Public Health Leadership & Management Schachter 4:00 6:50 pm W # 5119 CPH 572 Applied Public Health Practice Campos-Outcalt :00 5:0 pm M Phoenix Campus # 5098 Bldg. 2 T-Health, Rm. 206 EPID/CPH57A * Basic Principles of Epidemiology Dennis 9:0 10:45 am TR # / EPID/CPH 57B Epidemiologic Methods Shahar 1:0-2:45 pm MW # / 7449 CPH 574* Sec. 1 Public Health Policy & Management Crescioni, Mabel 5:00 7:50 pm M # 5120 CPH 574* Sec. 102 Public Health Policy & Management Rosales, Cecilia Online # CPH 575* Sec. 1 Environmental & Occupational Health Reynolds 4:00-6:50 pm R # 5121 EPID/CPH 576A* Biostatistics in Public Health Hsu Online #92182 / EPID/CPH 576B Biostatistics for Research Roe 10:0-11:45 am MW Sec. 1 # / 7447 EPID/CPH 576B Biostatistics for Research Roe Online Sec. 102 # 9226 / 9228 EPID/CPH 576D Data Management and the SAS Programming Language TBA 11:00 am 12:15 pm TR # / (cancelled per department) A19 CPH 577* Sociocultural and Behavioral Aspects of Public Health Yuan 1:00 :50 pm R # 5122 CPH 582 Applied Leadership/Interdisciplinary McGrath Online # Mgmt.: NDD/ASD CPH 588 Adolescent Health Leybas Nuno :00 5:50 pm W # 8019 CPH 590 Applied Aspects of Telemedicine and Telehealth Barker Online # CPH 594B Rural Health Policy and Management Practicum Hospodar TBA TBA TBA 1 # 9060 EPID/CPH 596D Public Health Experience: Student Epidemiology Response Pogreba-Brown 10:00 11:50 am F 2 # 9129 / Team CPH 596E Health Education/Behavioral Leadership Seminar Parker 1:00 2:50 pm R 2 # 5158 CPH 597E 2 Public Health for Community Wellness Thomson 2:00 4:00 pm W Off campus site- # 8442 House of Neighborly CPH 597G # Open Airways for Schools Gerald, Lynn Hybrid (Online & In Person - Mandatory Meeting Dates: Jan. 26 & 28, 2016; Feb. 2, 2016 & May, :0 am 11:00 am Service South Tucson
5 CPH 597S # 8086 CPH 60 # 910 CPH 605 # CPH 607 # CPH 608A Sec. 1 # CPH 609 # CPH 617 # CPH 641 Sec. 1 # 5188 CPH 641 Sec. 2 # EPID/CPH 645 # / EPID/CPH 647 # / EPID/CPH 648 # / CPH / EPID 652 # / 7950 CPH 655 # EPID/CPH 660 # / EPID/CPH 670 # / EPID/CPH 675 # 812 / 81 EPID/CPH 677 # 8154 / 8155 CPH / EPID 678 Sec. 1 # /85454 CPH / EPID 678 Sec. 102 # / Skin Cancer Prevention in the Community Setting Harris Hybrid- Online & In Person - Mandatory Meeting Date: 02/12/16 2:00 5:00 pm Applied Analysis of Environmental Data Canales 2:0 :45 pm MW MRB 106 Mandatory Meeting Date: 02/12/16-2:00 5:00 pm - UA Cancer Center, Rm Community Based Participatory Action to Decrease Health Disparities (offered even years-spring) Teufel-Shone / Sabo 10:00 am 12:50 pm W A127/129 Qualitative Research Methods in Public Health Reinschmidt 4:00 6:50 pm W Public Health Law and Ethics Barraza 1:0 4:20 pm W Tucson Campus COM 20@ & Phoenix - Bldg. 2 T-Health, Rm. 1 Evaluating Public Health Literature Halpern 12:00 12:50 pm R Advanced Public Health Policy Analysis Derksen 12:00 2:50 pm T Health Systems Delivery Barker Dynamically Dated T COM 20@ 01/19/16 0/01/16 (Dynamically dated- Hybrid course online & in person) :00 6:00 pm Health Systems Delivery (Dynamically dated- Hybrid course online & in person) Barker Dynamically Dated 01/19/16 0/01/16 :00 6:00 pm T Phoenix Campus-Bldg. 2 - T-Health, Rm. Nutritional Epidemiology Jacobs 12:0 :15 pm T Analysis of Categorical Data Hu 9:00 10:15 am TR Analysis of High Dimensional Data Hu 11:00 am 12:15 pm TR (offered even years-spring) Grantsmanship for a Winning Proposal Gerald, Lynn 11:0 2:20 pm T Control of Occupational Exposures Beamer 9:00 10:50 am T (offered even years-spring) 9:00 11:50 am R Infectious Disease Epidemiology Ernst 1:00 :50 pm R Chronic Disease Epidemiology Harris 9:00-11:50 am R Clinical Trials and Intervention Studies Bell :00 5:50 pm T Principles of Genetic Association Studies Klimentidis 4:00 6:50 pm R & A19-Lab Dates Principles of Public Health and Health Informatics Chen 9:00 11:50 am T Principles of Public Health and Health Informatics Chen Online
6 EPID / CPH 680 # 9110 / 9111 EPID/CPH 686 # / EPID/CPH 696A # / EPID/CPH 696B # / CPH 696J # 9097 CPH 696L # CPH 696R # 8769 EPID/CPH 696S # / 7451 CPH 696V Sec. 1 # 800 EPID 796A *** # Environmental, Occupational, and Injury Epidemiology O Rourke TBA TBA TBA Survival Analysis Hsu 2:00 :15 pm MW 1 Epidemiology Seminar Klimentidis 12:00-12:50 pm W College-wide - Drach # 1 Cancer Prevention & Control Seminar Jacobs 9:00-9:50 am W Cancer Center Kiewit Rm Health Policy and Management Seminar Halpern 12:00 12:50 pm W College-wide Dates # 1 Health Behavior Health Promotion Seminar Garcia, David 12:00-12:50 pm W College-wide Dates # 1 Environmental & Occupational Health Seminar Harber & 12:00 12:50 pm R O Rourke 1 Biostatistics Seminar Roe 12:00 12:50 pm W College-wide - Drach # 1 Public Health Practice Seminar Foote 5:40 7:0 pm M Phoenix Campus Bldg. 4 - Rm Doctoral Seminar in Epidemiology Jacobs 5:00-8:00 pm W*** (A276) LEGEND: *CORE MPH COURSE **CPH 87: Tier Two Individuals/Societies and Diversity Emphasis General Education Course: (8) Friday Discussion Sections scheduled for: (1) Section at: 9:00 9:50 pm; 10:00 10:50 am; 11:00 11:50 am; 12:00 12:50 pm; 2:00 2:50 pm and :00 :50 pm Consult the UA Schedule of Classes for Friday Breakout Discussion Section Classrooms ***EPID 796A will meet on the following Wednesdays from 5:00-8:00 p.m. during the Spring 2016 semester: TBA by instructor. #College-wide Seminar Dates for Spring 2016: Wednesdays from 12:00 pm 12:50 pm: February 10, March 9 and April 1, (Drachman Hall, Room between Tucson and Phoenix campuses. MPH Spring 2016 Internship Conference: Friday, April 8, 2016 No Classes - Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Monday, January 18, 2016 Spring Break Monday Friday, March 14 18, 2016 Reading Day No classes or finals Thursday, May 5, 2016 Final exams Friday, May 6 Thursday, May 12, 2016
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