COURSES
Current Courses: Summer and Fall 2024
Introduction to Public Health (Summer 2024)
History of Infectious Disease Epidemiology (Summer 2024)
Human Context of Science and Technology (Summer and Fall 2024)
History of Public Health in the US (Fall 2024)
Hands-On History of Biology: A Journey through the Life Sciences from Aristotle to Ancient DNA (Fall 2024)
Nature, Red in Tooth and Claw: Fear, Loathing, and the Natural World in Human History (Fall 2024)
John R. Armstrong "At Your Service” (c.1945) Science History Institute, Philadelphia, PA
Past Courses: Practice and History of Medicine and Public Health
Introduction to Public Health (Franklin and Marshall College)
Public Policy Implementation and Analysis (Franklin and Marshall College)
Epidemic City: Philadelphia from Yellow Fever to COVID-19 (Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Swarthmore Colleges)
Public Health in Historical, Philosophical, and Social Context (UMBC)
History of Public Health in the United States (Franklin and Marshall College)
Social History of American Medicine (UMBC)
US History Survey: Medicine and Public Health Focus (UMBC; University of Notre Dame)
History of Medicine and Public Health (UMBC; Rutgers University-Camden; Westville Education Initiative, Westville Correctional Facility, Cooperative Program of Bard College and Holy Cross College)
Pandemic! A Global History of Disease (UMBC)
Global History of Science, Technology, and Medicine: 1500 to the Present (Rutgers University-Camden)
Disease, Death, and Data: Research in the Public History of Public Health (UMBC)
Accounting for the Dead: Research in the Public History of Public Health (UMBC)
Edvard Munch "The Sick Child (fifth in series)" (1925) Munch Museum, Oslo
Past Courses: History and Philosophy of Science
The Long Scientific Revolution: European Science from Newton to Einstein (Franklin and Marshall College)
History of Science and Technology after 1700 (UMBC)
History of Science and Technology to 1700 (UMBC)
Introduction to the Human Context of Science and Technology (UMBC)
Interdisciplinary in the Sciences (University of Notre Dame)
Bonneau, "Grumpy Professor Observing Chemosynthesis" (2021) Yellowstone National Park
Saint-Gaudens "Angel of Purity" (1902) Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Courses in Development
The Darwinian Revolution
Human Health and Disease
Epidemiology and Demographics
Environmental History and Policy