Northwestern Students Shine at Emory Morningside Global Health Case Competition
May 19, 2025 - 13:55
A team of Northwestern students, guided by Professor Amelia Van Pelt from Feinberg School of Medicine, achieved an impressive third-place finish at the Emory Morningside Global Health Case Competition held in late March. This annual event brings together teams of undergraduate and graduate students from around the world to tackle pressing global health challenges.
This year, Northwestern was one of 28 universities representing six continents, showcasing the diverse talent and innovative thinking of its participants. Teams were tasked with developing comprehensive solutions to a specific global health issue, demonstrating their ability to analyze complex problems and propose actionable strategies.
The competition not only highlights the academic rigor of the participating institutions but also emphasizes the importance of collaboration and creativity in addressing health disparities worldwide. Northwestern's strong performance reflects the dedication and expertise of its students and faculty, marking a significant achievement in the realm of global health initiatives.
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