Program Development

AI in Health Graduate Certificate (launches Spring 2026)

Dr. Hong led the Health Informatics faculty in designing this 15-credit graduate certificate at George Mason University — the first of its kind in Virginia. The program prepares public health and health care professionals to responsibly apply artificial intelligence to improve care quality, reduce inefficiencies, and advance both patient and population health.

Clinical Trial Coordinator

Graduate Courses

HAP 824 — Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis for Health Services Research

Doctoral seminar. Students conduct a publishable systematic literature review on a current public health problem.

HAP 635 — Role of Government in Health Care and Public Health

MPH core course. Foundations of how and why federal and state governments are involved in health care and public health.

HI 625 / HI 825 — Digital Health Innovation: Conceptualization to Commercialization (New — Fall 2027)

Cross-listed graduate seminar covering the development of digital health innovations from initial concept through implementation and commercialization. HI 625 is included in the AI in Health Graduate Certificate.

Previously taught graduate courses on mHealth, public health intervention, and program planning at Texas A&M University (2007–2019).

Selected Student Publications from HAP 824