Website moved: https://www.the-iyrc.org/
The Global Health and Leadership Conference (GHLC) planned by medical students at Columbia University and UCLA along with undergrads at Harvard College has partnered with the Columbia University Global Health Organization (GHO) in the Global Health and Population Medicine Department, the Harvard College Japan Initiative, and The International Young Researchers' Conference (IYRC) and will be called Global Health Organization: International Young Researchers' Conference (GHO: IYRC) going forward. As this change has come mid programming, we will continue to use this site and the info@ghlcprogram.org email until the March 27-28 conference to avoid confusion. Thank you for your understanding.
The Global Health and Leadership Conference (GHLC) planned by medical students at Columbia University and UCLA along with undergrads at Harvard College has partnered with the Columbia University Global Health Organization (GHO) in the Global Health and Population Medicine Department, the Harvard College Japan Initiative, and The International Young Researchers' Conference (IYRC) and will be called Global Health Organization: International Young Researchers' Conference (GHO: IYRC) going forward. As this change has come mid programming, we will continue to use this site and the info@ghlcprogram.org email until the March 27-28 conference to avoid confusion. Thank you for your understanding.
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Components
Projects:
Students can receive guidance to implement a concrete intervention to improve their community.
Case Studies:
High school students compete in teams to analyze a global health topic, write a report, and deliver a presentation.
Narrative Presentations:
Students capture stories in a medical context by sharing patient and community voices.
Research:
Students can learn and write a research paper and submit for publication.
Eunoia Digital Publication:
A medium run by GHLC/ IYRC student Alyssa Tang to unite students with a passion for global health: www.eunoiaglobalhealth.com
Speakers:
We are proud to have prominent leaders and innovators in global health speak on diverse topics.
Presentations:
Students present their projects, case study analyses, narratives, and research.
Networking:
Students have opportunities to interact and network with others from diverse backgrounds around the world.
Students can receive guidance to implement a concrete intervention to improve their community.
Case Studies:
High school students compete in teams to analyze a global health topic, write a report, and deliver a presentation.
Narrative Presentations:
Students capture stories in a medical context by sharing patient and community voices.
Research:
Students can learn and write a research paper and submit for publication.
Eunoia Digital Publication:
A medium run by GHLC/ IYRC student Alyssa Tang to unite students with a passion for global health: www.eunoiaglobalhealth.com
Speakers:
We are proud to have prominent leaders and innovators in global health speak on diverse topics.
Presentations:
Students present their projects, case study analyses, narratives, and research.
Networking:
Students have opportunities to interact and network with others from diverse backgrounds around the world.
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