Engineering World Health In May 2011, I started a UCSD chapter of Engineering World Health with two other Bioengineering undergraduates with the goals of exposing undergraduates to medical technology and global health through hands-on design projects. During my third and fourth year at UCSD I led a total of 4 project teams to develop cost-effective lab equipment for HIV clinics in resource-limited settings. As the lead manager of the EWH project teams, I taught project management and design thinking skills, coordinated fundraising for our projects, and managed our design lab space and equipment.
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