Importance of School Health Education An Interview with Dean Joyce Hopp

Joyce W. Hopp is Dean of the College of Health and Vocational College of Loner Linda University. Project development for market demand is her requirement and Dr. Hope is a professor of health promotion and education at Linda University School of Public Health.

Dr. Hopp's career began in the medical field. Her main interest is health education of the Seventh Day Adventist educational institution. This interview talks about her progress in doctoral course education, her experience in training health care professionals, and her philosophy of Christian education. It also includes her recommendation for future Christian health education research

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Joyce W. Hopp is Dean of the College of Health and Vocational College of Loner Linda University. Her goal is to develop projects to meet market demand. Dr. Hope is also Professor of Health Promotion and Education at the Loma Linda University Public Health Graduate School and she holds the position for 30 years. Dr. Hopp's career began in the medical field. Her main interest is health education of the Seventh Day Adventist educational institution. This interview talks about her progress in doctoral course education, her experience in training health care professionals, and her philosophy of Christian education. It also includes her recommendation for future Christian health education research