Zilber College of Public Health Graduate Program Committee, 02/13/2026

Zilber College of Public Health Graduate Program Committee
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Purpose of Meeting: Call to order (Chair: 1 min)

Automatic consent (Chair: 3 min)

Approval of minutes from 1/16/26*

Approval of agenda

News and updates (up to 5 min; prioritize urgent/pressing, else share via email)

Policies and procedures

MPH-Nutrition and Dietetics Supervised Experiential Learning Site policy (Lori: 10 min; for review and feedback)*

Courses

Course description change: PH 724 Data Analysis & Scientific Communication Incorporating Use of Generative AI (previously PH 813 Practice of Biostatistical Consulting) (Spencer: 5 minutes)*

Current: This course teaches the elements of statistical consulting, appropriate statistical analysis approaches, and how to interpret findings and effectively communicate with clients.

Revised: This course focuses on analyzing real-world data and communicating statistical results effectively. Generative AI tools are used to support appropriate statistical analysis and interpretation without requiring advanced programming skills.

Rationale: Revising description to better align with title and content.

Title change: HI 743 (Priya: 5 minutes)*

Current: Predictive Analytics in Healthcare

Revised: Predictive Analytics, Machine Learning and AI in Healthcare

Rationale: The revised title better reflects the content of the course as it has been taught over the past several years.

Title change: KIN 520/520G (Ann: 5 minutes)*

Current: Introduction to Biomechanics Research

Revised: Clinical and Applied Biomechanics

Rationale: Revised title and description to clarify course focus and better communicate content to students. The prior framing emphasized research, whereas the course centers on clinically and applied biomechanics grounded in research, providing clearer expectations for students.

Programs

PhD in Public Health with a concentration in Biostatistics (Amy H: 10 minutes)*

Program closure

MPH with a concentration in biostatistics (Amy H: 10 minutes)*

Program closure

MPH

Core revision options – review and discussion of pros/cons (Linnea: 30 minutes)*

Adjourn
Contact: Corey Anderson, ande2725@uwm.edu, (414) 251-6183.

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