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Economics and Global Health: What Should Students Know?
Students will come to an introductory global health course with no understanding of health economics. Introductory courses in global health should help students understand key economic issues. -
How to Prepare Students for Exams
The following tips for teachers are actionable steps educators can take to prepare students to take their exams with confidence. -
Teaching Public Health in the Climate Crisis
Teaching students how climate change impacts human lives prepares them give them create compelling, responsive, and equitable climate actions and adaptations that improve well-being. -
The Top 5(ish) Skills to Reinforce in Your Cybersecurity Curriculum
Chris Kinnaird explores the skills that need to be addressed most critically within an academic institution’s cybersecurity program to better position students for these careers. -
Connecting Cybersecurity Education to Multiple Standards and Frameworks
When it comes to cybersecurity, there are some new challenges that arise thanks to the number of different career paths. As a result, it’s important to connect cybersecurity education to multiple standards and frameworks. -
Innovative Assessment Strategies in Higher Education
There are several alternative innovative assessments in education and some creative ways to assess students' progress. Here are five top assessment techniques to integrate into online exams. -
Communicating on Global Health – Little Could Be More Important
I hope that many of us can take advantage of even introductory global health courses to help our students become better at writing and presenting in ways that will help them immensely in their professional lives. -
Climate Change is a Human Health Problem
We must keep talking about climate change as a public health problem and take action accordingly. We need to respond to the climate crisis and understand, prevent and prepare for the wide-ranging impacts on humans. -
Advising on Global Health Careers
In this article, Richard Skolnik shares his experience in advising students on future global health careers, in a way that is fun, effective, and productive for both faculty and students. -
Connie Henke Yarbro: Oncology Nurse, Author, Founder, Mentor, and Living Legend
Connie Henke Yarbro, RN, MS, FAAN shared with us some of the most memorable highlights in her career and the advancements in oncology nursing.
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Program Languages by Saverio Perugini: "What motivated you to write this text?"
Programming Languages: Concepts and Implementation is a textbook on the fundamental principles of programming languages through a combination of concept-based and interpreter-based approaches.Full story
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2022 Update on Undergraduate Public Education
Apr 15, 2022, 14:01 PM by User Not FoundIn this webinar, Dr. Richard Riegelman, Professor and Founding Dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health at The George Washington University will discuss the current status of undergraduate Public Health in the United States and abroad.Full story
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Use eBook on a Mobile Device Offline
This section outlines the necessary steps for accessing your eBook via the Navigate eReader 2.0 mobile application. Please note, the application is currently only available for iOS and Android.Full story
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Improve Healthcare: Advancing Interprofessional-Integenerational Health Education
In this special episode, we sit down with colleagues and the publisher of Healthcare USA, 10th edition.Full story
