Christa Black

Christa Black is an assistant professor in the department of public health and prevention science at Baldwin Wallace University. She holds a master's degree in public health (epidemiology) and is nearing completion of her Ph.D. in health education.

Black has 18 years of hands-on experience with developing, implementing and evaluating public health programs, giving her a practical perspective that enriches her teaching.

In terms of her research interests, her focus on determinants of health, access to care, racism, and social policy aligns perfectly with the evolving landscape of public health. These areas of study delve into the heart of societal challenges, demonstrating her dedication to creating positive change in the field.

As a certified Quality Matters (QM) peer reviewer, Black is committed to excellence in education. This certification attests to her dedication to ensuring that her courses meet high standards of quality and effectiveness. Her experience in teaching across different formats, including in-person, online, and hybrid classrooms, showcases her adaptability and proficiency in utilizing various teaching modalities to engage and educate students effectively.