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This document lists the instructors, guest speakers, and teacher assistants for a course. It provides contact information for 3 instructors from the National Taiwan University, including their names, affiliations, contact details, and emails. It also lists the guest speakers for 6 weekly sessions on various public health topics, including their names, affiliations, research interests, and emails. Finally, it introduces 4 teacher assistants, providing their names, education backgrounds, programs of study, and emails.

INSTRUCTORS

• Dr. Chang-Chuan Chan
• Institute of Occupational
Medicine and Industrial
Hygiene

• R722, No. 17, Shiujou
Rd., Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.
C.

• Tel: +886-2-3322-8082

• E-mail:
ccchan@ntu.edu.tw

INSTRUCTORS
• Dr. Yawen Cheng
• Institute of Health Policy
and Management

• R617, No. 17, Shiujou
Rd., Taipei, Taiwan,
R.O.C.

• Tel: +886-2-3366-8056

• E-mail:
ycheng@ntu.edu.tw

INSTRUCTORS
• Dr. Hsien-Ho Lin
• Institute of Epidemiology
and Preventive
Medicine

• R706, No. 17, Shiujou
Rd., Taipei, Taiwan, R.
O.C.

• Tel: +886-2-3366-8023

• E-mail:
hsienho@gmail.com

GUEST SPEAKERS (4/26)

Health Care Systems and Health

• Dr. Shou-Hsia Cheng
• Director of Institute of Health Policy
and Management, NTU

• Rm 618 , No.17 , Xu-Zhou
Rd., Taipei, Taiwan 100, R.O.C.

• TEL： 886-2-3366-8057

• E-mail： shcheng@ntu.edu.tw

GUEST SPEAKERS (5/03)

Law and Public Health

• Dr. Feng-Jen Tsai
• Assistant Professor at Taipei
Medical University

• Research Field
• Occupational health, global
health, aging, health system &
policy, medical & public health
law

• Email: jeanfjtsai@tmu.edu.tw

GUEST SPEAKERS (5/10)

Obesity and Metabolic
Syndrome

• Dr. Marion M. Lee
• Professor, University of
California, San Francisco

• Principal Research Interests
• Nutrition
• Cancer
• Asian-American health
• Alternative medicine

GUEST SPEAKERS (5/17)

Maternal and Child Health

• Dr. Solomon C.C. Chen
• Assistant Professor, Medical
College of Taipei Medical
University
• Pediatrician &
Gastroenterologist of Chia-Yi
Christian Hospital

• Email: solomon.ccc@gmail.
com

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Southwest China

• Dr. Shao-Hua Liu
• Associate Research Fellow,
Institute of Ethnology,
Academia Sinica, Taiwan

• Email:
shaohua@sinica.edu.tw

TEACHER ASSISTANTS

• Mayeesha Khan （曾育慧）

• Ph.D Candidate
• Institute of Health Policy and
Management

• B.A., Political Science
• National Taiwan University

• Email: f95845108@ntu.edu.tw

TEACHER ASSISTANTS

• Helen Fu （傅涵）

• Master student
• Institute of epidemiology and
preventive medicine

• B.A., Public Health
• National Taiwan University

• Email:
r01849008@ntu.edu.tw

TEACHER ASSISTANTS

• Hsi-Ping Nieh (聶西平）

• Ph.D Student
• Institute of Health Policy and
Management

• M.A., Health Communication
• Michigan State University

• M.S., Public Health
• National Taiwan University

• Email: d00848002@ntu.edu.tw

TEACHER ASSISTANTS

• Charlene Wu (吳涵涵）

• Ph.D Student
• Institute of Occupational
Medicine and Industrial
Hygiene

• M.P.H.
• University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor

• B.A., Public Health
• Johns Hopkins University

• Email:
d01841001@ntu.edu.tw

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1. INSTRUCTORS • Dr. Chang-Chuan Chan • Institute of Occupational Medicine and Industrial Hygiene • R722, No. 17, Shiujou Rd., Taipei, Taiwan, R.O. C. • Tel: +886-2-3322-8082 • E-mail: ccchan@ntu.edu.tw

2. INSTRUCTORS • Dr. Yawen Cheng • Institute of Health Policy and Management • R617, No. 17, Shiujou Rd., Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. • Tel: +886-2-3366-8056 • E-mail: ycheng@ntu.edu.tw

3. INSTRUCTORS • Dr. Hsien-Ho Lin • Institute of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine • R706, No. 17, Shiujou Rd., Taipei, Taiwan, R. O.C. • Tel: +886-2-3366-8023 • E-mail: hsienho@gmail.com

4. GUEST SPEAKERS (4/26) Health Care Systems and Health • Dr. Shou-Hsia Cheng • Director of Institute of Health Policy and Management, NTU • Rm 618 , No.17 , Xu-Zhou Rd., Taipei, Taiwan 100, R.O.C. • TEL： 886-2-3366-8057 • E-mail： shcheng@ntu.edu.tw

5. GUEST SPEAKERS (5/03) Law and Public Health • Dr. Feng-Jen Tsai • Assistant Professor at Taipei Medical University • Research Field • Occupational health, global health, aging, health system & policy, medical & public health law • Email: jeanfjtsai@tmu.edu.tw

6. GUEST SPEAKERS (5/10) Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome • Dr. Marion M. Lee • Professor, University of California, San Francisco • Principal Research Interests • Nutrition • Cancer • Asian-American health • Alternative medicine

7. GUEST SPEAKERS (5/17) Maternal and Child Health • Dr. Solomon C.C. Chen • Assistant Professor, Medical College of Taipei Medical University • Pediatrician & Gastroenterologist of Chia-Yi Christian Hospital • Email: solomon.ccc@gmail. com Love Without Border

8. GUEST SPEAKERS (5/24) Migration, Heroin and AIDS in Southwest China • Dr. Shao-Hua Liu • Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan • Email: shaohua@sinica.edu.tw

9. TEACHER ASSISTANTS • Mayeesha Khan （曾育慧） • Ph.D Candidate • Institute of Health Policy and Management • B.A., Political Science • National Taiwan University • Email: f95845108@ntu.edu.tw

10. TEACHER ASSISTANTS • Helen Fu （傅涵） • Master student • Institute of epidemiology and preventive medicine • B.A., Public Health • National Taiwan University • Email: r01849008@ntu.edu.tw

11. TEACHER ASSISTANTS • Hsi-Ping Nieh (聶西平） • Ph.D Student • Institute of Health Policy and Management • M.A., Health Communication • Michigan State University • M.S., Public Health • National Taiwan University • Email: d00848002@ntu.edu.tw

12. TEACHER ASSISTANTS • Charlene Wu (吳涵涵） • Ph.D Student • Institute of Occupational Medicine and Industrial Hygiene • M.P.H. • University of Michigan-Ann Arbor • B.A., Public Health • Johns Hopkins University • Email: d01841001@ntu.edu.tw

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