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The Undergraduate Public Health Program provides an excellent education as well as an entryway to a rewarding career. We want you to enjoy your experience at Tulane and within the program. Below, you will find contact information as well as useful information for the public health student.
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Public Health Education
Joe Keating
jkeating@tulane.edu
504-988-1348
| Program Manager | Administrative Program Coordinator |
|---|---|
| Elizabeth Langlois | Siena Farar |
| langlois@tulane.edu | sfarrar@tulane.edu |
| 504-865-5140 | 504-865-5135 |
Students can also connect with the Academic Advising Center.
The UPH SGA hosts events throughout the year, many of which serve as great networking opportunities for undergraduate public health students to meet with SPHTM alumni. The SGA also works with the graduate school on events that helps current undergraduate students get to know the graduate school and the opportunities for a combined degree. In 2016, the association sponsored the "Future of American Healthcare" event, which provided insight into the U.S. healthcare system under the president-elect.
For more information, email Hela Watson.
View the 2017-2018 student handbook.
There are 16 international programs that work well with our degree program and allow our students to integrate a semester abroad into their degree program. Please see this list of programs. Students are welcome to go on other study abroad programs. These have been assessed for public health academic credit.
Students interested in studying abroad can get more information and start an application at the Tulane Office of Study Abroad website.
Students looking to find out what classes from each of the above programs will be approved for public health list can use this course equivalency list.
Our program also offers two summer international program that can count for credit towards your undergraduate degree. See this webpage for Health Systems of China and Environmental Health Risks in Suriname.
Major/Minor Declaration - Use this form to formally declare a public health major or minor. Student must declare a primary major before the end of their fourth semester of enrollment (sophomore year).
Degree Audit Substitution Form - This form is used by faculty advisors to approve a substitution in a major or minor, and to have that substitution appear on the students' degree audit.
Independent Study & Capstone Independent Study Form - Students can use this form to request registration for an independent study or capstone independent study. Students should fill out this form in conjunction with faculty, and turn it in to the program manager.