Part Time Lecturer: School of Public Health and Information Science – Epidemiology & Population Health

The Department of Epidemiology and Population Health is searching for a part-time temporary lecturer to teach PHEP 655 Emerging Issues in Epidemiology, (In-Person, 3 credit hours), in Spring 2027.

Minimum Requirement: Doctoral degree in Epidemiology.  Prior teaching experience preferred.

PHEP 665 Emerging Issues in Epidemiology (on-line) Course Description: This course is an overview of emerging topics in epidemiology. Emphasis is on the role that practicing epidemiologists have played or are playing in current public health events.

Course Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Public Health Sciences MPH program concentration in Epidemiology.

Course Schedule: Spring semester 2027, January 6 - April 29, 2027

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