Fall 2022 Projects
Megan Petertonjes, Mary Gerding, Lexie James, and Sam Crisalli
We propose a novel, integrated productivity and mental health support center to improve well-being of Rohingya women in refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Q&A time: ~8:05am EST on Nov. 29th
Juliana Zacher, Tori Soria, Bethel Hanson
We propose to determine the optimal suite of vitamin D supplementation resulting in the best nutritional outcomes for Alaska native children in the first two years of life.
Q&A time: ~8:20am EST on Nov. 29th
Hannah Newell, Ashley Hitchler, Kal Cola
We propose an integrated nutrition-based intervention to improve women’s empowerment and household food security for both mothers and children in the first 1000 days in Uttar Pradesh, India.
Q&A time: ~8:35am EST on Nov. 29th
Ji-eun Jung, Raegan Hilbrant, Ashlee Greathouse, Cayla Cobern
We propose to provide menstrual health education and build a sustainable process for manufacturing disposable, sanitary pads for adolescent girls in a rural Karnataka, India.
Q&A time: ~8:50am EST on Nov. 29th
Natasha Netzorg, Lindsay Douglass, Shelby Ayers, Bianca Addison
We propose to build a sustainable social business model to Increase accessibility and
affordability of menstrual health products for refugee women, particularly Syrian refugees in Jordan.
Q&A time: ~9:05am EST on Nov. 29th
15 minute videos will be linked to the team project descriptions by Nov. 20, 2022.
After screening each video you can submit reviews here.
Please Join Us for the Q&A
Nov. 29th, 8-9:30 am
Live in FSB (0012) for students and any local reviewers, and via zoom for everyone else.
During the Q&A, each team will give
a 1 minute overview of their proposal then have about 10 minutes to answer questions.
Reviewers, I invite you to offer feedback to the teams based on the Q&A here.
(Photo: Roseann Dennery)