Teaching

Guest Lecture - April 2021

• Student and Faculty evaluation unavailable

• 30 students in attendance

• Audience: Biostatistics and epidemiology graduate and professional students (MS, MPH, PhD)

Guest Lecture - March 2021

• Presented as part of Preparing Future Faculty Program

• Evaluated by faculty and students

• 9 students in attendance

  • 6 (66.6%) students completed lecture satisfaction survey

  • Five students (5/6=83.3%) rated the lecture as “Outstanding” and 1 student (1/6=16.7%) rated the lecture as “Good”.

  • The most common strengths of the lecture were “good examples” and “lecturer explained things well."

• Audience: Biostatistics and epidemiology graduate students (MS, PhD)

Guest Lecture - February 2021

• Presented as part of Preparing Future Faculty Program

• Evaluated by faculty and students

• 26 students in attendance

  • 26 (100%) students completed lecture satisfaction survey

  • 80.8% of students rated the lecture as “Outstanding,” 19.2% rated the lecture as “Good,” and there were no students who felt the lecture was “Average”, “Needed Improvement”, or “Unsatisfactory”.

  • Students listed common strengths of the lecture to be “well organized”, “lecturer explained the content well”, and “detailed and interactive”.

• Audience: Public health graduate and professional students (MS, MPH, MHA, PhD), Allied health graduate students (PhD), and clinical and translation science graduate students (MS)