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Janey Skinner, MPH
Janey Skinner, MPH
HBB 353 (Community & Public Health Dept., 3rd floor Harry Britt Bldg)
50 Frida Kahlo Way, SF CA 94112
Office Hours:
Tu 11 to 12 and by appt
Adding a class after it is full:
Adding a class after it is full:
If the course has not yet started and it is full, put yourself on the waitlist. Then monitor your CCSF email -- if a spot opens, Admissions & Records will let you know and then you have only a day or two to claim that spot, before it goes to the next person. If the course has already started, there's no waitlist -- instead, submit a request for class add authorization through the registration system (known as MyRAM or Web4). Then send me an email to tell me why you want to take the class. If there's space, I'll authorize your add request. Then you can add the class. Note -- you aren't added to the class when I authorize it, you still have to add it yourself. (That's because registering (or not) is your choice, not ours.)
Classes I Teach:
Classes I Teach:
In Fall 2026, I teach HLTH 54, Intro to Public Health as a hybrid class, running 12 weeks -- we meet on Tuesdays in HBB 340 (9:40-11:00) from Sept. 29 to Dec. 22. Final exam is on Dec. 22. Part of the work is completed in Canvas and part in class, face to face. Fast paced!
Important Dates for registration, drops, graduation, etc.
Additional Work:
Additional Work:
I also work with the collegewide assessment of learning outcomes as part of the SLO Coordination Team, and serve as chair of the SLO Committee. We always need more students on the SLO Committee -- if you are interested in joining, let me know!
And I work with the faculty union, AFT 2121, too -- teachers' working conditions are students' learning conditions.
About Me:
About Me:
I teach in the Community & Public Health Department at City College of San Francisco (http://www.ccsf.edu/hlth). The department chair is Beth Freedman . While I am no longer the coordinator of the Trauma Prevention & Recovery Certificate, I do still provide some assistance to that program and can answer questions about it.
I have been teaching at CCSF since 2004, and have over 25 years of experience in adult education and community health. My work (in and out of the classroom) has touched on issues of human rights, violence, gender, workforce development and community mobilization. I love CCSF because of the diversity of students, the commitment of the faculty and the opportunity to make a difference. I received my Masters in Public Health (Community Health Education) from U.C. Berkeley in 1998.
Chosen Name or Preferred Name:
Chosen Name or Preferred Name:
Do you want to change the name that appears in Canvas to identify you? See this FAQ on Chosen Names.
About Online Learning
About Online Learning
What are the real challenges encountered by both new and experienced online students, and how can you be successful? Tune into this short tutorial video to help debunk common myths about online learning.
Introduction to Online Learning (12 min video tutorial)
What Makes a Successful Online Learner? Valuable tips for success and what to expect.
More Resources
More Resources
CCSF Online Course Support Center
Disabled Students Programs and Services
Trauma Certificate
Trauma Certificate
For more information, visit http://ccsf.edu/trauma
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