Building the pipeline: programs to introduce middle school, high school, medical, and veterinary students to careers in epidemiology and public health.

Abstract:

PURPOSE:This report describes Centers for Disease Control and Prevention programs that expose students to epidemiology and public health sciences (EPHS). METHODS:The Science Ambassador workshop targets middle and high school teachers and promotes teaching EPHS in the classroom. The National Science Olympiad Disease Detectives event is an extracurricular science competition for middle and high school students based on investigations of outbreaks and other public health problems. The Epidemiology Elective Program provides experiential learning activities for veterinary and medical students. RESULTS:As of 2016, 234 teachers from 37 states and territories and three other countries participated in SA workshops. Several are teaching units or entire courses in EPHS. The National Science Olympiad Disease Detectives event exposed approximately 15,000 middle and high school students to EPHS during the 2015-2016 school year. The Epidemiology Elective Program has exposed 1,795 veterinary and medical students to EPHS. CONCLUSIONS:Students can master fundamental concepts of EPHS as early as middle school and educators are finding ways to introduce this material into their classrooms. Programs to introduce veterinary and medical students to EPHS can help fill the gap in exposing older students to the field. Professional organizations can assist by making their members aware of these programs.

journal_name

Ann Epidemiol

journal_title

Annals of epidemiology

authors

Cordell RL,Cordeira KL,Cohen LP,Bensyl DM

doi

10.1016/j.annepidem.2017.09.010

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-11-01 00:00:00

pages

752-755

issue

11

eissn

1047-2797

issn

1873-2585

pii

S1047-2797(17)30294-6

journal_volume

27

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