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Identify three different primary stakeholders on your project, and come up with a list of 10 distinct questions you would ask each of them. Remember the Aspirational / Emotional / Functional categories of needs and desires and try to find … Continue reading →

Identify FIVE specific things in your slides that you could have done differently. One of the comments from the judges mentioned including an image about the disease in adults – not just children. This is a very easy and specific … Continue reading →

List ten things that make you feel human. Eating and liking different food than other people Being exhausted after a long day Being sore after a tough workout The satisfaction of finishing something (a project, a race, a task) Discovering … Continue reading →

Does your work require IRB approvals…right now? At a later stage? If Yes, articulate your detailed IRB strategy. If No, explain why you don’t need IRB approval and identify situations when you might need IRB approval. Yes, our team does … Continue reading →

1. Based on your life experience, skills and interests, what would a design process that is both uniquely yours and effective look like? I think my design process would be based around my enjoyment of staying organized in my work. … Continue reading →

1.List the top 20 questions your team needs to answer to advance the venture forward. Categorize the questions if necessary. How can the accuracy of our product be improved? Will the current infrastructure of health services in Sierra Leone be … Continue reading →

1.What SDGs does your project target? What might be reasonable indicators for those SDGs?   Our project – sickle cell diagnostics in Sierra Leone – targets SDG 3 (good health and well-being) SGD 9 (industry, innovation, and infrastructure), and SDG … Continue reading →

I enrolled in this course/applied for these fellowships because it seemed like it was an excellent way to combine a few things that I care about. My two main focuses over the past few years is to set myself up … Continue reading →