EHE Faculty Recognized as 'Exceptional Teachers'

Excellence at the Bloomberg School of Public Health begins with committed, outstanding teachers. In recognition of their success in the classroom, the School recognizes faculty who have impressive accomplishments in teaching. Based on students’ course evaluations, these EHE faculty members were identified as exceptional teachers.

Academic Year 2023-24
SUMMER INSTITUTE

Daniel Barnett, Associate Professor
Course: Problem-Solving in Public Health

Katherine Clancy, Senior Associate
Course: Applying Systems Thinking to Obesity Prevention

Academic Year 2022-23
FOURTH Term

Joseph Bressler, Associate Professor
Courses: Alternative Methods in Animal Testing; Environmental Health in Neurological and Mental Disorders

Meghan Davis, Associate Professor
Courses: One Health Tools to Promote and Evaluate Healthy and Sustainable Communities; One Health Seminar; Essentials of One Health

Thomas Hartung, Professor
Course: Evidence-Based Toxicology

Christopher Heaney, Associate Professor
Course: Environmental and Occupational Epidemiology

Kathrin Herrmann, Senior Associate
Course: Animals in Research: Law, Policy, and Humane Sciences

Sara Lupolt, Assistant Scientist
Course: Topics in Risk Assessment

Alexandra Maertens, Assistant Scientist
Courses: Introduction to Environmental Genomics and Epigenomics; Analysis for Environmental Genomics and Epigenomics

Keeve Nachman, Associate Professor
Courses: Case Studies in Food Production and Public Health; Topics in Risk Assessment

Academic Year 2022-23
Third Term

Jessie P. Buckley, Associate Professor
Course: Molecular Epidemiology and Biomarkers in Public Health

Natalie Exum, Assistant Scientist
Course: Issues for Water and Sanitation in Tropical Environmental Health

David C. Love, Senior Scientist
Course: Seafood and Public Health: Global Trade, Nutrition and the Environment

Sara Lupolt, Assistant Scientist
Course: Introduction to the Risk Sciences and Public Policy

Katherine Moon, Postdoctoral Fellow
Course: The Built Environment: Influences and Challenges to Improving Population Health

Keeve Nachman, Associate Professor
Course: Introduction to the Risk Sciences and Public Policy

Roni A. Neff, Associate Professor
Course: Baltimore Food Systems: A Case Study of Urban Food Environments

Liz Nussbaumer, Instructor
Course: Seafood and Public Health: Global Trade, Nutrition, and the Environment

Kellogg J. Schwab, Professor
Courses: Food and Waterborne Diseases; Issues for Water and Sanitation in Tropical Environmental Health

Lena Smirnova, Assistant Professor
Course: Toxicology 21: Scientific Applications

Marsha Wills-Karp Professor
Course: The Built Environment: Influences and Challenges to Improving Population Health

Academic Year 2022-23
Second Term

Daniel Anna, Instructor
Course: Noise and Other Physical Agents in the Environment

Shyam S. Biswal, Professor
Course: Molecular Toxicology

Joseph P. Bressler, Associate Professor
Course: Toxicology 21: Scientific Foundations

Mark J. Kohr, Associate Professor
Course: Fundamentals of Human Physiology

Kelsey L. McCoskey, Faculty Associate
Course: Introduction to Ergonomics

Phillip Ray McNab, Assistant Scientist
Course: Food Systems Practicum

Megan Weil Latshaw, Associate Scientist
Course: Essentials of Environmental Health

Wayne Mitzner, Professor-Emeritus
Course: Fundamentals of Human Physiology

Keeve E. Nachman, Associate Professor
Course: Topics in Risk Assessment

John Pentikis, Faculty Associate
Course: Introduction to Ergonomics

James D. Yager, Professor-Emeritus
Course: Toxicology 21: Scientific Foundations

Academic Year 2022-23
First Term

Joseph Bressler, Associate Professor
Course: Public Health Toxicology

Meghan Frost Davis, Associate Professor
Course: Essentials of One Health

Gigi Kwik Gronvall, Associate Professor
Course: Biotechnology and Health Security

Jordan Kuiper, Assistant Scientist
Course: The Global Environment, Climate Change and Public Health

Megan Latshaw, Associate Scientist
Courses: Principles of Environmental Health; Essentials of Environmental Health

Lesliam Quirós-Alcala, Assistant Professor
Course: Ventilation and Hazard Control

Brian Schwartz, Professor
Course: The Global Environment, Climate Change and Public Health

Tara Sell, Associate Professor
Course: Public Health Emergencies: Risk Communication and Decision Science

Crystal R. Watson, Associate Professor
Course: Public Health Emergencies: Risk Communication and Decision Science