Master list of teaching resources related to coronavirus, COVID-19, and global health epidemics and pandemics

Fred Hutch curriculum exploring molecular biology, patient case studies, health inequities, and bioethical issues related to COVID-19

This free virtual field trip experience is offered by the Gates Foundation Discovery Center

An overview interdisciplinary 11th grade Ambassadors Global Health High School Curriculum

IHME’s curriculum to use data to inform action

NWABR’s curriculum to investigate cancer mutations

IHME’s Middle School curriculum to use data to inform action

IHME’s Middle School curriculum with suggested adaptations for remote learning to use data to inform action

Fred Hutch’s curriculum to learn how to detect antibodies

PATH’s curriculum to design, build, & test a safe drop container

Pacific Science Center’s curriculum to design a vaccine-delivery solution

A series of four curricula that explore the relationship between science and ethics.

Middle-school students learn how engineers help us stay healthy by designing machines and medicines that support respiratory health and function

Curriculum for grades 6-8 to learn about technologies and how engineers have worked to improve the health of expecting mothers and babies

Lesson plans, articles, infographics, and more, related to an Ebola epidemic and global health issues

Curriculum for grades 9-12 to learn about water quality testing and access to clean water saving lives

Learn the opportunities, challenges, and limits of Global Health Diplomacy

Games, debates, and experiments to use with your students

An online visualizer of global health data that unveils the beauty of statistics for a fact-based world view

Explore programs for communication and collaboration with students from other countries

UW’s listing of global health internships, fellowships, and volunteer opportunities

A list of books compiled by Theresa Britschgi

Narratives and accompanying resources to support teachers in integrating these narratives into their science classrooms

Request a scientist to speak in your classroom on topics ranging from AIDS research to the effects of drugs and alcohol on the brain

Seattle Children’s mobile science lab accommodates up to 28 students and travels to schools across Washington to provide hands-on science curriculum to grades 4-12

Data visualization software to explain global health issues

Profiles of people who have made a tremendous difference on the front lines of global health

A resource packet with tools for bringing these issues into K-12 social studies and science classrooms

All of NPR’s reports on global health in one location

Provides case studies, teaching guides, and answer keys on topics such as cholera, malaria, TB, HIV, & Ebola

Engaging multimedia resources to teach about viruses, the immune system, and infectious disease

GEMS is for 7th & 8th grade girls currently attending a Seattle public school

A resource packet for educators from a World Affairs Council Global Classroom and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation event

This practice brief from the Institute for Science + Math Education at the UW explores the importance of engaging students in investigating contemporary scientific problems in an authentic way to explore cutting-edge science.

Fact sheets that give detailed information about occupations, education requirements, and salaries

A high-level map of careers in Global Health that make up the global health sector and the education required to land them.

Encourages early resume building and how to use it to market yourself.

Slideshow with detail descriptions of sections to include on a resume.