Third Term 1998-99
Overall Instructor Summary
Percent of Respondents Rating Course

Key: EX=Excellent; GD=Good; FR=Fair; PR=Poor

CRSNUM TITLE INSTRUCTOR Enrollment Valid
Responses		 EX GD FR PR
120.615.01 MOL.BIOL.CARCINOGENESIS Levin, David 12 11 27% 64% 9%
120.621.01 MOLECULAR ENDOCRINOLOGY Brown, Terry 13 5 60% 20%

120.861.01 SPC TPC-EUKARYOTIC CELLS Sayre, Michael 12 13 62% 38%

140.608.01 HLTH ADMIN. STATISTICS Tayback, Matthew 9 5 60% 40%

140.622.71 STATISTICAL METHODS II Lachenbruch, Peter 35 27 22% 37% 30% 4%
140.623.01 STAT METH III Tonascia, James 170 43 40% 33% 16% 9%
140.623.02 STAT METH III Zeger, Scott 141 70 46% 34% 9% 9%
140.632.01 INTRO SAS STAT PACK Mead, Lucy 26 20 45% 55%

140.640.01 SAMPLE SURVEYS Departmental Faculty 16 9 11% 44% 22% 22%
140.641.01 SURVIVAL ANALYSIS Wang, Mei Cheng 17 12 58% 42%

140.653.01 MTHDS BIOSTATISTICS III Rohde, Charles 33 19 37% 42% 16% 5%
140.753.01 ADV GEN LINEAR MODELS 3 Irizarry, Rafael 8 7 14% 43% 14% 29%
182.614.01 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE LAB Departmental Faculty 8 8 75% 25%

182.615.01 AIRBORNE PARTICLES Kesavanathan, S. 8 8
13% 63%
182.623.01 OCC.SAFETY & HLTH. MGMT. Corn, Morton 19 19 37% 42% 21%
182.626.01 TROPICAL ENVIR. HEALTH Shiff, Clive 39 21 71% 29%

182.629.01 HIST ANALY OCC HLTH POL Corn, Jacqueline 5 5 40% 60%

183.640.01 INTRO BIOMEDICAL INSTRUM Croxton, Thomas 6 4 100%


187.630.01 ROLE METABOL XENOBIO TOX Trush, Michael/Sutter 10 6 33% 67%

188.684.01 OCCUPATIONAL ENV MEDICIN Weaver, Virgina 17 10 100%


221.617.51 LEADERSHP TEAM DEVELOPME Lisiewicz, Adam 15 15 7% 20% 13% 40%
221.625.01 ANALY TECH.IMPROVE MGMT Reinke, William 12 10 10% 80% 10%
221.626.01 MGMT HLTH SYTEMS DEV.CO Reinke, William 52 7 14% 29% 43% 14%
221.626.51 MGMT HLTH SYTEMS DEV.CO Reinke, William 30 24 29% 46% 21%
221.636.51 EMERGING PROB.INT'L HLTH Zilinskas, Raymond 10 11 36% 45% 18%
222.647.01 NUTRITION EPIDEMIOLOGY Caulfield, Laura 33 28 86% 11% 4%
222.650.01 QUALITATIVE RSRCH METHOD Gittelsohn, Joel 39 34 76% 21% 3%
223.673.01 MICRO APP. QUALIT. RSRCH Winch, Peter 31 16 56% 44%

223.687.01 POL ISSUES VACCINE DEVEL Burke, Donald 52 27 81% 19%

260.626.01 SEX TRANS DIS: EPI/CONTR Zenilman, Jonathan 52 33 52% 36% 3% 6%
260.627.01 PATHOGENE.BACT'L INF I Markham, Richard 40 31 52% 45%
3%
260.652.01 PRINCIPLES P.H. ECOLOGY Gurri-Glass, Gregory 29 23 39% 57% 4%
260.665.01 BIOLOGICAL BASIS AGING Burek, Lynn 13 7 57% 14% 29%
280.602.01 PROGRAM PLAN, EVA IN MCH O'Campo, Patricia 20 11 45% 55%

280.616.01 ISSUES PERINATAL RSRCH Strobino, Donna 14 12 67% 17%

280.619.01 WORK, WOMEN & FAMILIES Cassady, Charlyn 10 7 29% 71%

280.622.01 THE FAMILY & HEALTH Benedict, Mary 20 10 20% 80%

280.633.01 SOCIAL ECO ADOLESCEN HLT Mekos, Debra 8 8 38% 63%

300.652.01 HLTH POLICY & POLITICS Navarro, Vicente 37 24 63% 25% 13%
301.605.01 INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH Brenner, M. Harvey 17 9 56% 33% 11%
301.640.01 HEALTH AND SOCIAL POLICY LaVeist, Thomas 10 9 67% 22% 11%
302.685.01 PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS HLT Orr, Suzanne 36 30 23% 40% 27% 7%
304.625.01 COMM.STRATEGIES HLTH ED. Roter, Debra 60 30 63% 33% 3%
305.607.01 PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE Baker, Timothy 52 42 40% 45% 12% 2%
305.612.01 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INJURIES Smith, Gordon 14 9 78% 22%

305.623.01 FUND CLINICAL PREV MED Ford, Daniel 21 15 53% 47%

306.652.01 HEALTH LAW & REGULATION Norton, Amanda 28 17 53% 41% 6%
306.655.01 ETHICAL ISSUES IN P.H. Faden, Ruth 48 36 53% 39% 3%
306.665.01 RESCH ETHHIC & INTEGRITY Kass, Nancy 57 30 73% 23% 3%
308.604.51 POL HLTH CARE FIN DELIVE Abernethy, David 25 17 47% 41% 6%
308.610.01 WORLD ECO/WELFARE ST Navarro, Vicente 28 18 50% 28% 22%
308.612.01 CASE STUD'S HLTH INS SYS Anderson, Gerard 14 11 82% 9%

309.620.01 HMO'S & MANAGED CARE Weiner, Jonathan 83 28 29% 39% 25% 7%
309.625.01 INTRO OPERATIONS RSRCH Lyles, C. Alan 29 17 82% 12% 6%
312.619.01 FUND BUDGET'G & FIN MGT Ward, William 132 48 38% 38% 17% 6%
312.621.01 STRATEGIC PLAN & OPERATI Ashworth, John 29 19 26% 63% 5%
313.630.01 COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS Slade, Eric 18 13 31% 62% 8%
313.630.51 COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS Frick, Kevin 9 6 67% 33%

317.610.01 RISK POLICY Burke, Thomas 13 9 100%


320.605.01 DEMOGRAPHIC METHODS III Schoen, Robert 12 10 60% 30% 10%
320.621.01 SOCIOLOGY POPULATION II Astone, Nan Marie 19 18 78% 22%

320.635.01 MORTALTY.MORBIDTY&FERTIL Bishai, David 11 8 38% 38% 13% 13%
320.660.01 FAMILY PLANNING POLICIES Mosley, W. Henry 29 18 50% 44% 6%
330.601.71 PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH Rebok, George 14 12 33% 42% 25%
330.605.01 ETIOLOG MODEL MENTAL DIS Cooley-Quille,Michele 23 14 50% 43%

330.663.01 PSYCHOSOC RES METHODS 3 Anthony, James 14 7 57% 29% 14%
340.603.01 COHORT STUDIES Samet, Jonathan 129 50 40% 44% 16%
340.606.01 META-ANALYSIS Goodman, Steven 37 22 45% 55%

340.607.01 EPI &PREV CARDIOVASCULAR Coresh, Joseph 42 24 58% 42%

340.612.01 EPI BASIS FOR TB CONTROL Comstock, George 74 32 34% 47% 19%
340.612.02 EPI BASIS FOR TB CONTROL Comstock, George 20 18 61% 28% 11%
340.637.01 ENVIRON. EPIDEMIOLOGY Matanoski, Genevieve 24 14 21% 57% 14% 7%
340.654.01 EPI & HISTY HUMAN INFEC Farzadegan, Homayoon 39 22 59% 32% 5%
340.666.01 HUMAN GENETI:GENETI EPI Petersen, Gloria 24 17 53% 41% 6%
340.727.01 ANALY ISS.INFECT.DISEASE Muñoz, Alvaro 19 10 90% 10%

390.616.01 ETHICAL/REGULATORY ISS Adkinson, Franklin 15 11 91%


390.751.01 SEM CLIN INVEST I Flexner, Charles 9 6 67% 17%

550.605.71 HISTORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH Brieger, Gert 50 30 63% 30%
3%