Amanda Mack

Amanda Mack serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Healthcare Studies at Salem State University, teaching foundational and advanced courses across the undergraduate curriculum.

• BHS 101: Healthcare in the US
• BHS 201: Health Disparities in the United States in the 21st Century
• BHS 250: Global Health
• BHS 407: Introduction to Healthcare Research
• BHS 495: Senior Project in Healthcare Studies

Her research focuses on systemic healthcare inequities, with emphasis on social determinants of health and cross-cultural healthcare access. She examines policy impacts on vulnerable populations through courses like Health Disparities in the United States and Global Health, integrating community-based learning approaches.

Professor Mack actively mentors students through Senior Projects and Directed Studies, supervising original research on U.S. healthcare frameworks and international health systems. Her teaching portfolio spans from introductory seminars (FYHC 100) to capstone internships (BHS 520), emphasizing practical application in healthcare professions.