You are required to write four short reflection papers throughout the semester. The topics of these papers are the four broad topics discussed in class. The purpose of these reaction papers is to make you think outside and beyond what you have read for each day. Hence these are not regurgitation of weekly readings. Some examples of these short papers would be methodological or theoretical inconsistencies, alternative explanations to their findings, etc. Each paper should be a maximum of one page, single-spaced and typed with adequate page margins (to a maximum of 1 inch each on all sides). 1. Principles, Measurements, and the Health-Development Link - the principles and goals of global health - health determinants, measurements, and trends - health, education, poverty, and the economy 2. Cross-Cutting Global Health Themes -ethical and human rights concerns in global health - an introduction to health systems - culture and health 3. The Burden of DIsease - the environment and health - nutrition and global health - women's health - child health - communicable and noncommunicable diseases - uninentional injuries 4. Working Together to Improve Global Health - natural disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies - science, technology, and global health - working in global health - profiles of global health actors THE TEXTBOOK would be really helpful but I only have it on chegg. However, refer to the attached file for the table of contents and subtopics are listed there as well.

You are required to write four short reflection papers throughout the semester. The topics of these papers are the four broad topics discussed in class. The purpose of these reaction papers is to make you think outside and beyond what you have read for each day. Hence these are not regurgitation of weekly readings. Some examples of these short papers would be methodological or theoretical inconsistencies, alternative explanations to their findings, etc. Each paper should be a maximum of one page, single-spaced and typed with adequate page margins (to a maximum of 1 inch each on all sides). 1. Principles, Measurements, and the Health-Development Link - the principles and goals of global health - health determinants, measurements, and trends - health, education, poverty, and the economy 2. Cross-Cutting Global Health Themes -ethical and human rights concerns in global health - an introduction to health systems - culture and health 3. The Burden of DIsease - the environment and health - nutrition and global health - women's health - child health - communicable and noncommunicable diseases - uninentional injuries 4. Working Together to Improve Global Health - natural disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies - science, technology, and global health - working in global health - profiles of global health actors THE TEXTBOOK would be really helpful but I only have it on chegg. However, refer to the attached file for the table of contents and subtopics are listed there as well.