Common use of Professional Experience Clause in Contracts

Professional Experience. a. You have seven or more years of full-time experience in public health at the professional (post-graduate degree) level that shows increased responsibility over the scope of your career 1. Send an email to the program director requesting a GRE waiver: a. The body of your email should contain clear language of evidence of how you qualify for the waiver. b. Include a copy of the admission requirements from the institution where you received your previous advanced degree to validate an entrance exam was required. A letter from the institution’s chief enrollment officer, director of admission or registrar, or a copy of the catalog text for the year you originally matriculated is sufficient. c. Include a copy of your resume along with employer contact information for validation purposes. d. While not required, consider including a copy of your formal job description(s). 2. The request is reviewed by the program director: a. The program director and/or the admissions committee has discretion on the decision regarding requests for the GRE waiver. If the program director supports a GRE waiver, they send a recommendation to the Graduate School who then confirm eligibility. If eligibility is affirmed, the Graduate School manually updates the applicant record with a waiver and contacts both the student and the program director. b. If the program director does not support a GRE waiver or the Graduate School is unable to endorse a waiver recommendation, the program director will inform you that the request for a GRE waiver was denied. Students who do not have a MPH degree, complete the 24 hour core MPH curriculum to achieve foundational competencies in public health at the Master’s level. Students with an MPH and ready to achieve foundational and core public health competencies at the doctoral level, achieve competency mastery through doctoral coursework comprised of assessments to assure competence is achieved. Listed below are the foundational and concentration competences for the DrPH degree.

Professional Experience. a. You have seven or more years of full-time experience in public health at the professional (post-graduate degree) level that shows increased responsibility over the scope of your career 1. Send an email to the program director requesting a GRE waiver: a. The body of your email should contain clear language of evidence of how you qualify for the waiver. b. Include a copy of the admission requirements from the institution where you received your previous advanced degree to validate an entrance exam was required. A letter from the institution’s chief enrollment officer, director of admission or registrar, or a copy of the catalog text for the year you originally matriculated is sufficient. c. Include a copy of your resume along with employer contact information for validation purposes. d. While not required, consider including a copy of your formal job description(s). 2. The request is reviewed by the program director: a. The program director and/or the admissions committee has discretion on the decision regarding requests for the GRE waiver. If the program director supports a GRE waiver, they send a recommendation to the Graduate School who then confirm eligibility. If eligibility is affirmed, the Graduate School manually updates the applicant record with a waiver and contacts both the student and the program director. b. If the program director does not support a GRE waiver or the Graduate School is unable to endorse a waiver recommendation, the program director will inform you that the request for a GRE waiver was denied. Students who do not have a MPH degree, complete the 24 hour core MPH curriculum to achieve foundational competencies in public health at the Master’s level. Students with an MPH and ready to achieve foundational and core public health competencies at the doctoral level, achieve competency mastery through doctoral coursework comprised of assessments to assure competence is achieved. Listed below are the foundational and concentration competences for the DrPH degree. 1. Explain qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods and policy analysis research and evaluation methods to address health issues at multiple (individual, group, organization, community and population) levels 2. Design a qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, policy analysis or evaluation project to address a public health issue