"Soulcatcher" by Martin Oliver HOME Class schedule Syllabus Learning objectives Readings Lecture Notes Assignments Student Presentations Comments to instructor Links (General): Discussion board Links (Resources): BACK TO TOP  Last Updated: 03/30/10	University of Washington School of Public Health EPI 522: Reproductive Epidemiology
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	This course focuses on male and female reproductive system function, female reproductive system conditions and diseases, non-birth pregnancy outcomes, and the impact of pregnancy on later health. Current epidemiologic knowledge is presented on topics including the menstrual cycle, male and female contraception, infertility, spontaneous and induced abortion, and uterine and ovarian disease.  Methodologic issues related to the design and conduct of reproductive epidemiologic studies are discussed throughout the course. Instructor:       Victoria Holt, PhD, MPH                         (For more information on instructor, click here) Office:             Health Sciences Building F346A Office Hours:  By appointment E-mail:            vholt@u.washington.edu Phone:             206 685-1643   Class Meeting Times and Location: Mondays and Wednesdays - Spring Quarter 2010 9:00 am – 10:20 am   Room T663 Prerequisites: EPI 511 or EPI 512/513 or permission of instructor Credits: Three, graded. Student assignments: Write one-page papers on two discussion topics;                                                     participate in class discussions on those topics                                         Make oral presentation on topic of choice                                             Write a short research proposal on that topic Grading: Student class participation     30%                                         Two one-page discussion papers                20% Individual project (presentation, paper)     50%
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