PH 165 Skills for Public Health Leaders

This course is designed to equip individuals with the essential leadership qualities, knowledge, and skills needed to effectively address public health challenges and promote positive health outcomes. This class will focus on developing interprofessional collaboration, fostering a growth mindset, motivating teams, and navigating complex policy and political contexts. This course spans four terms enabling students to explore leadership and management concepts within the context of public health and making meaningful connections to other courses within the curriculum.

0.25 Dartmouth units; (HP, P, LP, NC)

*Core Requirement for Residential MPH & MS (PH 165) and Online and Hybrid MPH (PH 265) PH 165 and PH 265 are cross listed.

Prerequisites: None

Offered: Spanning entire year for Residential MPH and MS and first year Hybrid MPH

Instructor

Alicia Battle, Megan Read and Roland Lamb

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