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The evolution of public health teaching Lisa Sullivan and Sandro Galea

The evolution of public health teaching Lisa Sullivan and Sandro Galea. Growth in academic public health. 115 as of 2017. 64 as of 2017. 9 as of 2017. Growth in applications. 75% Increase 2010-2017. 41% Increase 2010-2017. 109% Increase 2013-2017. 42% Increase 2010-2017.

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The evolution of public health teaching Lisa Sullivan and Sandro Galea

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  1. The evolution of public health teachingLisa Sullivan and Sandro Galea

  2. Growth in academic public health 115 as of 2017 64 as of 2017 9 as of 2017

  3. Growth in applications 75% Increase 2010-2017 41% Increase 2010-2017 109% Increase 2013-2017 42% Increase 2010-2017

  4. Growth in graduates 141% Increase 2010-2017 55% Increase 2010-2017 156% Increase 2013-2017 66% Increase 2010-2017

  5. Faculty headcount increased > 3-fold since 2005

  6. Faculty represent diverse areas, 2017

  7. Coincident with growth – redesigning curricula Rethinking pedagogy as important as updating curricula

  8. Change can be exhausting and exhilarating • Shaping the future of public health education • “Change is hard” Change is exciting • Agility, test & learn, embrace failures (K Pearson) • Model professional confidence in the face of uncertainty

  9. Principles for graduate public health education* • Public health education is relevant, authentic and practical • Public health education is inclusive, and • Public health education is ongoing *Sullivan, LM, and S Galea. "A Vision for Graduate Public Health Education." J Public Health Manag Pract (2017): 553-555.

  10. Some grounding and inspiration, 1970’s

  11. Inspiration Wake up everybody no more sleepin' in bedNo more backward thinkin' time for thinkin' aheadThe world has changed so very muchFrom what it used to beThere is so much hatred war an' poverty Wake up all the teachers time to teach a new wayMaybe then they'll listen to whatcha have to say'Cause they're the ones who's coming up and the world is in their handsWhen you teach the children teach em the very best you can The world won't get no better if we just let it beThe world won't get no better we gotta change it yeah, just you and me Written by John Whitehead, Gene McFadden &Victor Carstarphen, 1975

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