National War College Alumni Association

Lecturer, Part-Time Temporary, Public Health
Public Health

Location: remote/online
Open Date: Jul 11, 2022
Deadline: May 01, 2023 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time

Description:
A part-time lecturer is sought to teach one or more master's level public health courses in the MPH@Baylor program. This online program is offered on a quarter system with all courses in the Master of Public Health program offered each quarter. The instructor will be expected to perform all duties and expectations of a Baylor teacher of record.

Course Descriptions:

PUBH 5334: Foundations of Public Health

This graduate-level course is to familiarize students with the concepts and skills needed in community organization and community health practice. Students in this class will gain understanding and develop skills in the following areas: diagnosing health concerns, understanding the complexities of a community, developing community coalitions, empowering the community, problem solving and community health intervention strategies/approaches.

PUBH 5350: Assessment and Planning in Public and Community Health

Focuses on needs assessment and program planning in public and community health with specific emphasis on strategies/methods used in assessment, intervention development/implementation, grant-writing, and partnership and interprofessional team building.

PUBH 5360: Evaluation in Public and Community Health

Equips students with the skills and knowledge to create a detailed plan for evaluating an intervention (process, outcome, impact measures goals/objectives, analysis, logic model, data collection, etc.).

PUBH 5378: Administration and Leadership in Public Health

Integrates an introduction to leadership and administration in public health within the framework of current health policy. On a broad level, students examine health policy. On a more local level, students scrutinize leadership roles and functions within public health settings considering important aspects of organizational structure and governance; management and ethical decision making; finance and budgeting; human resource functions; and program evaluation and improvement. Students will examine funding opportunities and explore the relationships between many levels of public health entities. Students will also consider system modification practices in light of policy change.


PUBH 5379: Research Methods

Focuses on developmental theory, research design and methodology, gathering of data, statistical analysis and evaluation, and research reporting as they relate to human research. Conducting and interpreting research is a necessary skill that all students at the graduate level should learn. Whether continuing to the doctoral level and higher education, medical school, or continuing in public health, health education, health promotion or other disciplines, research and statistics can be used in everyday professional life.

STA 5300: Statistical Methodology

Graduate students will learn to apply descriptive and inferential methodologies commonly used to summarize data. Students will also learn how to interpret and communicate results of statistical analysis. Topics covered in this course include: basic statistical terminology, probability distributions, sampling distributions, tests of hypothesis including nonparametric procedures, ANOVA, regression, multiple regression including polynomial regression, categorical data, and communicating and documenting the results of analysis.

PUBH 5V70: Graduate Project

A 250-hour (minimum)* internship as an end-of-program MPH graduate project based on the proposal submitted by the conclusion of their immersion experience. The internship can be completed over the last 1-3 quarters/terms of the program. The purpose of this graduate project is to allow the student to engage in a culminating experience where students are able to apply knowledge gained in the classroom to a real-world setting, while continuing to gain practical experience and develop professional competencies in a public or community-based setting. Students will develop and submit an electronic portfolio of their documented work.

*If the minimum 250 hours are reached but the project is not complete (or not satisfactory), then the student must proceed past 250 hours in order to reach the point of approval per the site.'

Elective Courses

PUBH 5329: Current Topics in Public Health

Focuses on current health issues that are affecting public health in the United States and around the world. More specifically, students will examine the public health issues of the past, present and future and how these issues influence the role of a community health practitioner.

PUBH 5380: Determinants of Health and Health Equity

Provides an overview of health disparities and inequities in the U.S., based on the social determinants of health, and prepares students to be effective practitioners by approaching public health practice with a focus on equity and the root causes of health outcomes. Factors such as race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, health communication, urban and rural contexts, the built environment, and cultural competency are also examined.

PUBH 5V94: Practicum

Students will gain practical experience and develop professional competencies in a public health setting. The practicum requires at least 200 contact hours and includes a clearly defined, goal-specific project outcome.



Qualifications:
Applicants must have completed a doctoral degree in public health and/or a field related to the specific courses hired to teach. University teaching and online experience are strongly preferred.

Applicants whose philosophy is compatible with Baylors Christian mission will be considered: https://www.baylor.edu/about/index.php?id=88781


Application Instructions:
To apply, visit https://apply.interfolio.com/109577

Applicants must submit an initial application packet that contains: (1) a formal letter of application specifically addressing how you meet course-specific teaching qualifications and can fulfill responsibilities, (2) a full curriculum vitae or resume, (3) an unofficial transcript of the highest degree earned (doctoral), and (4) three references including names, titles, and all contact information. (Place each reference in a separate document to upload individually.) All materials must be submitted as PDF (portable document format) files in the Interfolio system.

A selected pool of applicants will be asked to complete a brief questionnaire about ones philosophy and compatibility with Baylors mission (https://www.baylor.edu/about/index.php?id=88781)


Baylor University is a private not-for-profit university affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. As an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer, Baylor is committed to compliance with all applicable anti-discrimination laws, including those regarding age, race, color, sex, national origin, military service, genetic information, and disability. Baylors commitment to equal opportunity and respect of others does not undermine the validity and effect of the constitutional and statutory protections for its religious liberty, including, without limitation, the religious organization exemption under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the religious exemption to Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, among others. Baylor encourages women, minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities to apply.

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