This course focuses on the principles, tools, and population approach of social epidemiology as it relates health to race, gender, and class. Contemporary topics in public health will be used as case studies to illuminate principles and tools both in lecture and in recitation sections. 

This course introduces students to urban health and the various factors of the physical, social and health environments that affect well-being and vulnerability of communities and neighborhoods in cities. Note: This course will include a weekly collaborative assignment, a high-impact educational practice, that foster student engagement with active and problembased learning. Although not required, it would be helpful for students to have completed a 2000-level course from the undergraduate program in Public Health.

Schedule an Appointment

Our department advisors are here to help you navigate registration for PBHL classes or any other questions you might have about completing your PBHL undergraduate degree. Ashlyn and Petros are available for Zoom meetings by appointment. Alternatively, you can email questions to advisors at PBHLAdvisors@ucdenver.edu. In all communication with advisors, please include your name, student ID, and question. 

This position will support a program of research on impaired driving. The primary responsibility will be to recruit participants and assist with data collection visits with research participants. Click below to review the full desctiption of this opportunity and what steps you can take to apply. 

Expected Hours Worked Per Week: 8-10

Salary Range: $15/hr (and credit hours associated with PBHL 3939)

Application Deadline: May 31, 2023

Position Description

This is an exciting opportunity to work as an intern in an NIH-funded project focused on addressing disparities in early childhood obesity in Latino populations. This exciting opportunity involves engaging with participating families with toddlers. Interested applicants can review the full description and identify steps to apply by clicking the link below.

Expected Hours Worked Per Week: 10-20

Salary Range: This is an unpaid internship associated with PBHL 3939 credit hours

Application Deadline: Rolling Deadline

Position Description