Graduate Prerequisites: Core Curriculum and either MC775 or willingness to complete summer pre-course reading packet This course prepares the more advanced student to conduct public health research and for public health practice from an explicitly intersectional, racial/social justice-centered foundation. Students will advance their skills in transformative public health practice, critical research methods frameworks as well as policy, program and institutional evaluation using a number of established strategies and tools. Culminating projects will address key questions around systems of oppression and population patterns of health, and the capacity of programs, policies and organizations to disrupt or perpetuate health inequities.

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