The successful candidate will provide academic leadership for the program, teach core undergraduate public health courses, support curriculum implementation and assessment, advise students, and work collaboratively with adjunct faculty and community partners to build a distinctive program centered on health equity, Black women’s health, and data-informed public health practice. The program includes coursework in epidemiology, health policy and systems, social determinants of health, community or population health, program planning and evaluation, practicum, capstone, and concentration areas such as community health and equity, perinatal and child health, mental health advocacy and policy, and epidemiology and disease prevention.