EHE Faculty Recognized as Exceptional Teachers
The Bloomberg School of Public Health recognizes faculty who have impressive accomplishments in teaching.
The Johns ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ 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 2024–2025.
2024–2025 ACADEMIC YEAR - Third Term
, Research Associate, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Community-Driven Epidemiology and Environmental Justice
, Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Climate Change and Public Health
, Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering / International Health (Joint)
Course: Climate Change and Public Health
,,Associate Practice Professor, Health Policy and Management / Environmental Health and Engineering (Joint)
Course: Methods in Quantitative Risk Assessment
, Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering / Epidemiology (Joint) / International Health (Joint)
Course: Community-Driven Epidemiology and Environmental Justice
, Senior Associate, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Refinement of Animal Experimentation: Essential to Reduce Animal Suffering and Enhance Scientific Rigor
, Research Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Seafood and Public Health: Global Trade, Nutrition, and the Environment
Liz Nussbaumer, Senior Program Officer, Center for a Livable Future
Course: Seafood and Public Health: Global Trade, Nutrition, and the Environment
, Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Courses: Exposure Assessment Techniques for Health Risk Management; Occupational Health Management
, Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Infectious Disease Threats to Global Health Security
, Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Food- and Water-Borne Diseases
, Assistant Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Toxicology 21: Scientific Applications
, Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Infectious Disease and Fragile Settings
, Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering
Course: Infectious Disease Threats to Global Health Security
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