| James Thomas, PhD | ||||
 | Associate Professor Epidemiology James Thomas's Biosketch Curriculum Vitae Personal website Program in Public Health Ethics |
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| Education | ||
| 1998 | Fuller Theological Seminary | Ethics |
| 1987 | University of California, Los Angeles | PhD, Epidemiology |
| 1982 | University of California, Los Angeles | MPH, Population and Family Health |
| 1977 | University of California, Davis | BS, Nutrition Science |
| Teaching | ||
| EPID 710 | Fundamentals of Epidemiology | Syllabus |
| EPID 826 | Social Epidemiology: Concepts and Measures | Syllabus |
| EPID 880 | Foundations of Public Health Ethics | |
| Research interests |
| Ethics Global health Health care delivery Infectious diseases Minority health Public health practice Sexually transmitted diseases |
| Practice activities Ethics in public health emergencies |
| Staff/administrative responsibilities Director, Program in Public Health Ethics |
| Key publications |
| Thomas JC, Isler MR, Carter C, Torrone E (2007) An interagency network perspective on HIV prevention.. Sexually Transmitted Disease: vol.34, p.71-75. |
| Thomas JC, Desgupta N, Martinot A (2007) Ethics in a pandemic: A survey of the state pandemic influenza plans.. American Journal of Public Health: vol.97, p.S26-31. |
| Thomas JC, Torrone E. (2006) Incarceration as forced migration: Selected community health effects. American Journal of Public Health: vol.96, p.1762-5. |
| Thomas JC, Sage M, Dillenberg J, Guillory VJ (2002) A code of ethics for public health. American Journal of Public Health: vol.1057-9, p.1057-9. |
| Thomas JC, Thomas K. (1999) Things ain’t what they ought to be: Social forces underlying high rates of sexually transmitted diseases in a rural North Carolina county. Social Science & Medicine: vol.49, p.1075-84. |