Introducing the new Design, Build, Teach Pathways, a series of asynchronous, self-paced Canvas courses that guide you through foundational concepts and best practices for online teaching. These courses have been designed to accommodate a variety of learning preferences with various options for participation.
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Diana Patel, Ph.D., is a project coordinator in the Center for Public Policy and Health. Patel currently serves as project director for the Center’s Northeast Ohio Mental Health Awareness Training (NEOMHAT) grant. In addition to her role on the NEOMHAT grant, she completes the annual evaluation for the SPARK kindergarten readiness program and assists with community health assessment (CHA) and community health needs assessment (CHNA) reports. Although Patel recently started at the Center, she has a legacy as a Golden Flash. After completing her undergraduate and graduate degrees in p...
