Ivan Rudolph-Shabinsky, B.A., M.B.A., CFA
Director of DBA, Assistant Professor
The past few years have highlighted the need for Public Health professionals who can keep us healthy and safe.
The public health field is based in the Five Ps framework:
A Bachelors of Science in Public Health will allow you to choose from many paths, including medical school, physician’s assistant school, health administration, and public health. This field’s entire mission is to understand, predict, diagnose, prevent, and treat public health concerns. From promoting healthy lifestyles to tracking and stopping epidemics, public health officials are vital to our ever-growing world population.
With real-world knowledge and classroom theory, Public Health is a science that reaches everyone on earth. Because it’s such a vast field, there are many paths to choose.
Few fields can prepare you to have such broad impacts on the world as public health. The faculty for your Public Health degree are both academics and real-world experts who have worked in the public health field for years.
If you’re ready for a career that can change lives and maybe the trajectory of history, the public health field awaits you.
Some of the courses in Public Health concentration are offered through Dominican University’s partnership with LCMC, a national consortium of private colleges. These courses are designed by top academics, reviewed by industry leaders, and taught online–synchronously or asynchronously–by qualified faculty from other colleges within the LCMC consortium.
Director of DBA, Assistant Professor
PHIT Project Manager and Assistant Professor
Chief Information Officer, Academic Technology Coordinator and Adjunct Instructor
Administrative Assistant, PHIT Internship Coordinator
Director of Online Education/Instructional Technologist, Interim Coordinator for Information Technology Program
Adjunct Professor