PHMC Faculty, Jim Reid teaches "interest-based" conflict resolution which leads to better, less time-consuming outcomes.
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Jim Reid during the 2023 onsite.
The April session of Hot Topics in Practice will provide an overview of the MAPP 2.0 framework and how it can be used to mobilize communities.
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Director, Betty Bekemeier, and Evaluation Manager, Megan Rogers, discussed the impacts of past field findings as NWCPHP prepares for the September survey.
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PHMC Faculty, Mary Kary Chess says openness to ambiguity and complexity leads to confident leadership.
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Mary Kay Chess during the 2023 onsite.
From setbacks to success, these coaches equip scholars with the necessary resources and guidance to expand their skills.
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PHMC Coaches Mary, Nicole, and Bud
The March session of Hot Topics in Practice will discuss generative artificial intelligence (AI).
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Former Public Health Management scholar, Lucinda Cowboy, gained confidence and connections that expanded her perspective and position.
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Former PHMC scholar, Lucinda Cowboy
As the challenge to deliver more efficient and equitable public health services increases, it is vital for managers to possess core skills such as organizing, budgeting, and staff management.
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Public Health Management cohort gathered for onsite
NWCPHP is excited to launch a new course to provide new public health professionals with a foundational understanding of public health.
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Essentially Public Health Instructor, Barbara Obena
Student, Sydney Rogalla, used evidence-based practices and research to create necessary improvements toward health insurance literacy.
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Student stipend recipient, Sydney Rogalla