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Public Health Technology Corps Project Support
Public Health Technology Corps Project Support
Learn more about your impact
The Public Health Technology Corps is the applied-learning experience for students in the School of Technology for Public Health. Through placements with diverse organizations working on the frontlines of public health, students will co-develop applied projects that harness technology to solve some of our most pressing health challenges, gaining hands-on experience while delivering meaningful impact. Past projects have included mapping heat-related illness and deaths to ensure limited resources and services are directed to those who need them most; creating a workshop for tribal communities to learn about and adopt Artificial Intelligence; and working with the state health department and health information exchange to bridge clinical and public health data to better protect and preserve the health of Arizonans. By building critical skills in research, design and data modeling, students are contributing to healthier, more resilient communities today while preparing to become the public health leaders of tomorrow.
Impact of donor support
Donors who make a gift to this fund directly empower students to tackle our most urgent health challenges. Their support ensures that students have the resources they need to design and deliver solution-oriented projects, particularly for underserved groups like rural areas, that not only strengthen their education and leadership skills but also create real-world impact for the communities they serve. Together, students and donors are shaping a future of healthier, stronger communities for generations to come.
- $100 – support the next generation of public health innovators as they turn bold ideas into real-world solutions.
- $500 – empower students to bring their ideas to life and bridge the gap between classroom learning and community impact.
- $2,500 – help launch applied projects that create healthier, more resilient communities across Arizona.
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