Greetings ERHD members and I trust that your summer is coming along well. With regards to the ERHD program during the summer, I regularly teach TWO COURSES. They are: (1) MPH 6005 African American Health and (2) MPH 6009 Capstone Experience in Ethnic Health and Health Disparities. The MPH 6005 African American Health course is a 5 1/2 week course which ended at the end of June and the MPH 6009 Capstone course is a 11 week course which will end at the end of July.
The Health Effects of COVID-19 in African American College Age Students
The African American Perspective on Health Disparities, Access, and Systems
Infant and Maternal Mortality Rate Fieldwork Project
Health Disparity – Obesity in African Americans
Assessing Heart Disease Knowledge and Reasons for Physical Inactivity Disparities in African Americans
Improving Health Outcomes for African American Women
Infant Mortality Rate among African American Women
Physical Activity among African American Females
African American Health Literacy
African American Men and Prep Access
Assessment of Learning Gains in Adolescent of Pitt County High Schools on Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Sexual Health
A Population-Based Biopsychosociocultural Approach to Creating Strategies Toward Improved Physical Activity Levels of the Greenville, NC African American Population
Depression in African American Youth
The Effects of Homelessness and Race during a Global Pandemic
Reproductive Health Disparities in African American Women
African American Racial Disparities Related to Hypertension
Cafos, Environmental Injustice and the African American Community Health in Eastern North Carolina
Sexual Health in African American Communities
Type 2 Diabetes in the African American American Communities
Again, thanks to a VERY FOCUSED and COMMITTED group of graduate medical and public health students in my MPH 6005 African American Health course for this summer of 2020!
