Jordan Miller, MPH, PhD, is an associate teaching professor and program director for the Population Health, MS. She holds master's and doctoral degrees in public health. After completing her undergraduate studies in psychology and human services, she worked in direct service for more than a decade, primarily with families and children. She has worked as an educator since 2011. Her research interests include experiential learning in post-secondary education, diabetes (especially type 1), and community development through urban agriculture.
Articles by Jordan Miller, MPH, PhD
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US Exit from the World Health Organization Marks a New Era in Global Health Policy—Here’s What the US, and World, Will Lose
The US–WHO collaboration has been critical in the country’s response to mpox, shown here, as well as Ebola, Marburg, flu, and COVID-19Page 1 of 1
