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Title Carolina First Steering Committee October 9, 2010

Triangle Global Health Challenge Case Competition Kick-Off Event Tuesday, April 5, 2011 http://challenge.web.unc.edu. Title Carolina First Steering Committee October 9, 2010. Agenda. Overview Competition This week’s events Saturday Competition Logistics Case release Mentors

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Title Carolina First Steering Committee October 9, 2010

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  1. Triangle Global Health Challenge Case Competition Kick-Off Event Tuesday, April 5, 2011 http://challenge.web.unc.edu Title Carolina First Steering Committee October 9, 2010

  2. Agenda • Overview • Competition • This week’s events • Saturday Competition Logistics • Case release • Mentors • Team Introductions

  3. Overview • Multidisciplinary approach to developing innovative solutions for improving a salient global health problem • Planning Committee • UNC • Duke • NC State • TGHC • 5 schools competing • UNC – 5 teams • Duke – 5 teams • NC State – 5 teams • Wake Forest – 1 team • Meredith – 1 team • Team Deliverable: • 12 minute PowerPoint presentation – due 8:30am Saturday via flash drive • 1st place team $1,500 • 2nd place team $500

  4. Rules • Do not discuss the case or the presentation with other teams, students not participating in the competition, or other UNC faculty members during the competition week • 1 hour with your mentor • Encouraged to use library, internet, course notes/text, etc. • Questions are welcome, responses will be shared with everyone – knbrugh@email.unc.edu • Presentation due Saturday morning via flash drive • You may not view another team’s presentation until after you have delivered your own

  5. This Week • Tuesday – Kick-Off • Meet your team, trade contact information, decide when you will meet over the course of the week • Thursday – Cultural Q&A Online Meeting (Optional, 7-8pm) • Katherine “Kim” Hunter • Deputy Country Representative, Afghanistan, The Asia Foundation • http://dukeuniversity.na5.acrobat.com/case-competition/ • Friday – Team Work Day • Noon-Midnight in the School of Public Health • Saturday – Competition!

  6. 2011 Case Packet Improving Child Health in Afghanistan • Submit a proposal aimed at REDUCING THE RATE OF UNDER-5 CHILDHOOD MORTALITY BY 2/3 BY 2015 • MDG4 • Role – NGO currently working in Afghanistan • Budget $15 million over the course of 4 years

  7. Deliverable • 12 minute PowerPoint presentation • 8 minutes Q&A with the judges • Bring 4 COPIES (printed) of your slides for members of the judging panel • Each judge will score presentation using the rubric provided at the beginning of the case packet • 25% Proposal creativity and innovation • 25% Rationale and justification • 25% Delivery of proposed solution(s) • 25% Clarity and organization

  8. Questions? • This information will be made available on our website • http://challenge.web.unc.edu • If you’re interested in serving on the planning committee next year, contact Kristen Brughknbrugh@email.unc.edu

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