Lecturer
Education
M.S., Carnegie Mellon University
B.S., Carnegie Mellon University,
Margaret Gillingham is an experienced lecturer in the Health Management Department at the University of Baltimore. Her courses include health indicators, healthcare management, health policy, and global health, and are designed to help students build the skills needed to improve healthcare delivery across diverse settings. Her work emphasizes flexibility, clear communication, and the thoughtful integration of digital tools to support diverse learners in hybrid and virtual environments. Margaret's early career included roles in government planning, legislative research, and policy development.
Margaret's scholarship interests include topics in health management, public/global health, and education technology and pedagogy among others.
Margaret's teaching interests include Health Management, Global Health, and Health Policy among others.
Gillingham, M. Best Practices with Canvas panel during Teaching & Learning Day: Teaching for the Next 100 Years, "Canvas' Collaboration Tool," CELTT, University of Baltimore. (2024).
Gillingham, M. Research Engagement Day, "Global Health Trends: A Literature Review," University of Baltimore, Baltimore MD. (2022).
"Exploring Student Preferences and Learning Outcomes with Videos in an Online Environment" (Planning)