Henry O'Lawrence
Henry O'Lawrence, PhD, MDP, CRCMP, is a Professor of Health Care Administration and Chair of the department. He studies economics, workforce development and corporate training, public policy and educational leadership, prevention strategies for non-communicable diseases and translational science and global health at Penn State, Harvard and Oxford University, England. He is an author of several books, a data analyst and has extensively published his research in peer reviewed journals. He is a member of the team that participated in a recent ongoing $10 million grant, entitled ���做厙TVConsortium Public Health Informatics and Technology (CCPHIT)��� that is funded by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC). This grant is to build a consortium that will help strengthen U.S. public health informatics and information technology efforts and increase the representation of underrepresented communities within the public health IT workforce. O���Lawrence assisted in many areas including curricula development, recruitments and ongoing campus wide global workforce and development strategic plan to grow the campus population.
- An Associate degree in Business Administration from Guilford Tech, Jamestown, NC
- A Bachelor of Science degree in Economics (with a minor in information systems) from Winston-State University, Winston-Salem, NC.
- A Master Science degree in Business and Marketing Education from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, NC.
- PhD degree in Workforce Education and Development from the Penn State University, University Park, PA
- Diploma in the Leadership Management Program (MDP) from Harvard University graduate school and Action Inquiry and Reflective Teaching from Oxford University
- Certificates in Prevention Strategies for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs); Translational Science and Global Health from Oxford University, England
- A Certified Risk and Compliance Management Professional
- Comparative Health Care System, Policy and Economics
- Prevention Strategies for Non-Communicable Diseases
- Risk Management
- Strategic Plan and Patient Safety
- Global Health Issues
- Workforce Development and Corporate Training
Dr. O'Lawrence teaches the following courses:
- HCA 417 Technology, Ethics, and Society
- HCA 422 Global Issues in Health Services
- HCA 457 Working Around the World
- HCA 468 Principles of Risk Management and Patient Safety
- HCA 465 Analysis & Evaluation
- HCA 527 Reseach Methods in Health Care Management
- HCA 698 Project