CAMP Eligibility Criteria

CAMP Bylaws

About Accreditation

Benefits of Accreditation

 

About CAMP

 

The Council of Accredited MPH Programs (CAMP) is an incorporated 501(c)3 and provides member programs with a legally constituted organization with a primary mission of advancing the goals of the accredited programs.  The CAMP originally provide representation for health education and the behavioral and social science programs, but has expanded its mission as CEPH-accredited programs seek an organization that has representation of the programs as its primary mission. 

Today, the CAMP represents all interested MPH programs, with a strong focus on the preparation of public health practitioners.

 


CAMP Mission and Goals:

The mission of CAMP is to enhance the public's health by fostering and promoting the value of accredited public health (MPH) programs for the development of the public health workforce.  The related goals of this mission are to:
    1.  Enhance the public’s health by fostering and promoting the value of CEPH-accredited public health programs that prepare public health leaders and practitioners.
    2. Enhance funding opportunities for these accredited MPH programs.
    3. Create linkages with public and private sector agencies that support the education, research and service interests of accredited MPH programs.
    4. Provide a vehicle for collective representation of accredited MPH programs to the public health and health education accrediting bodies. 
    5. Represent accredited MPH programs on agencies that develop, monitor and evaluate state and national standards and competencies for graduate -trained community health educators.
    6. Enhance educational quality of accredited MPH programs.
    7. Promote educational and professional opportunities for students in accredited MPH programs.
    8. Facilitate collaborative and consultative opportunities with national and international agencies and organizations to promote the health of the public.
    9. Work cooperatively with other professional associations whose missions are to promote the disciplines of community health education and public health.
    10. Encourage and support application for accreditation by non-accredited graduate programs in community health education.
    11. Draw from the community health education, behavioral science, and practitioner-oriented historical foundation of the organization as appropriate.

 


CAMP Officers:

President
    
Gary Gilmore, MPH, PhD, CHES

Vice-President
    
Michael Perlin, EdD, MPH, CHES

Immediate Past-President
     William Livingood, PhD

 

Secretary
     Carl Hanson, PhD, CHES

Treasurer
     Edward Mamary, DrPH

 


Council of Accredited MPH Programs
c/o SOPHE
750 First Street, NE
Suite 910
Washington, DC 20002
P: (202) 408-9804     F: (202) 408-9815
info@mphprograms.org