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COVID-19 has greatly impacted our lives in ways that we would have never imagined. In this course, we will cover the science of public health with a focus on epidemiology—specifically, how diseases like COVID-19 spread in populations. You will learn all about epidemics, diseases, biostatistics, and apply this knowledge to the COVID-19 pandemic. This course will not only teach theory, but there will be interactive workshops where you can step into the shoes of a public health professional! You’ll also learn about how to stay safe during COVID-19, how to crush the Science Olympiad Disease Detectives event, and start your own COVID-19 public health initiative.

To enroll in this course, it is highly recommended that you have a copy of the book Epidemiology Unmasked: An Introduction to Epidemiology in Public Health by Stephanie Wang. This book will serve as the backbone for the course and it will be used as the official textbook. All proceeds will be donated to help COVID-19 health workers, so you’re doing a great deed!

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Lesson 1- Background on Infectious Diseases

This lesson teaches Background on Infectious Diseases.

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Lesson 2- Collecting Epidemiological Data

This lesson teaches Collecting Epidemiological Data.

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Lesson 3- Analyzing Epidemiological Data

This lesson teaches Analyzing Epidemiological Data.

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Lesson 4- COVID-19 and Creating Your Own Initiative

This lesson teaches COVID-19 and Creating Your Own Initiative.

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About the teacher

Stephanie Wang

Stephanie is a rising senior at Seven Lakes High School in Katy, Texas and the President of Education. She is deeply passionate about leveraging science and technology to bridge the educational divide. Stephanie is a Research Science Institute (RSI) scholar, a 2x Science Olympiad national champion and 10x national medalist, 3x AIME qualifier, 2x USABO semifinalist, and has conducted internationally-recognized research on bioinformatics. During the pandemic, Stephanie wrote and published Epidemiology Unmasked to combat misinformation and spread public health literacy. Furthermore, Stephanie is a passionate advocate for public health education with a fascination for politics and public policy, working for several advocacy organizations. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys listening to podcasts and reading biographies.