Pursuing public health as an undergraduate at Tulane gives students the opportunity to be instructed by the school's top-notch faculty, many of whom also teach masters and doctoral students. Furthermore, Tulane's faculty conduct research on a variety of subjects, including information systems, infectious diseases, genetic toxicology, and all the other areas that make up global public health.
Faculty
- Katherine Andrinopoulos (International Health and Sustainable Development)
- Fred Buttell (School of Social Work)
- Lorelei Cropley (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Mark Dal Corso (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Mollye Demosthenidy (Health Policy and Management)
- Mark Diana (Health Policy and Management)
- Lauren Dunaway (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Astrid Engel (Epidemiology)
- Tewodros R. Godebo (Environmental Health Sciences)
- Elisabeth Gleckler (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Francoise Grossmann (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Jeanette Gustat (Epidemiology)
- Emily Harris (Health Policy and Management)
- Susan Hassig (Epidemiology)
- Claudia Herrera (Tropical Medicine)
- Joseph Keating (Tropical Medicine)
- Patricia Kissinger (Epidemiology)
- John Lefante (Biostatistics and Data Science)
- Sarah Michaels (Tropical Medicine)
- Charles Miller (Environmental Health Sciences)
- Flint Mitchell (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Nancy Mock (Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences)
- Lina Moses (International Health and Sustainable Development)
- Stephen Murphy (Environmental Health Sciences)
- Kenneth Orie (Environmental Health Sciences)
- Latha Rajan (Tropical Medicine)
- Martha Silva (International Health and Sustainable Development)
- Eva Silvestre (International Health and Sustainable Development)
- Sudesh Srivastav (Biostatistics and Data Science)
- Dawn Wesson (Tropical Medicine)
- Mark F. Wiser (Tropical Medicine)