Because CEPH accreditation represents the standard for peer recognition in public health education, it is important for students, faculty, the university community, and our public health practice partners. Accreditation serves as a measure of academic program quality, ensures acceptance in the public health professional community and provides access to important training and research opportunities.

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Accreditation Working Group

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Meeting Minutes (pdf)

Members

Valerie Hepburn, PhD, Assistant Dean, Chair
Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management

Rebecca Glover Kudon, MSPH, Project Consultant
PhD Candidate, Health Promotion and Behavior

Kristin Baker, MPH
PhD Student, Health Promotion and Behavior

Phaedra Corso, PhD
Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management

Marsha Davis, PhD
Associate Professor, Health Promotion and Behavior

Tiffany Green
MPH Student, Epidemiology

Katie Darby Hein, PhD
Academic Professional, Health Promotion and Behavior

Evan Koch
MPH Student, Health Policy and Management

Erin Lipp, PhD
Associate Professor, Environmental Health Science

Jessica Muilenberg, PhD
Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Behavior

Stephen Rathbun, PhD
Interim Head and Associate Professor, Biostatistics

Claire Robb, PhD
Assistant Professor, Epidemiology

Ashley Wells, MPH
Academic Professional, Health Policy and Management

Anne Marie Zimeri, PhD
Instructor, Environmental Health Science

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Accreditation Links

CPH Accreditation Accreditation Working Group Key Dates and Timeline College’s Mission, Goals and Objectives Five Year Program Plan CEPH Accreditation Criteria Draft Self-Study Narrative Appendices