Center faculty play important roles in educating Johns Hopkins public health students who are interested in the prevention of gun violence. Courses at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health addressing gun violence prevention include: Issues in Injury and Violence Prevention, Understanding and Preventing Violence, Public Health and the Law, Research and Evaluation Methods for Health Policy, and Epidemiologic Methods in Injury and Violence Control. Center faculty also participate in training programs for students interested in violence prevention.
The focus of the Graduate Seminar on Injury Research and Policy for the 1st term in 2016 will be violence prevention. The seminars are open to all students and faculty as well as to the public. Students taking the seminar for course credit are expected to attend all seminars and participate in an end of term discussion session. To get course credit, students attend the final discussion session and at least six of the seven seminars. If you need additional information, please contact the Course Instructor, Daniel Webster at dwebster@jhu.edu, or the Teaching Assistant, Alex McCourt at amccour1@jhu.edu.
The schedule for the 2016 1st term Graduate Seminar on Injury Research and Policy is below.
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