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Tag Archives: undergraduate education’ public health and health/medical geography; academic competitiion
Academic turfitis and budgets: public health undergraduate education (by Jonathan Mayer)
In the mid 1990s, I was asked by the Dean of the School of Public Health to develop a Minor and Public Health at the University of Washington, and it became so popular that we decided to extend that into … Continue reading