Emory International Global Health Case Competition

The MUSC Center for Global Health has been sending inter-professional student teams to compete at the Emory International Global Health Case Competition since 2015. This competition is a great opportunity for students from multiple universities and disciplines to come together to develop innovative solutions for a 21st-century global health problem. Teams travel from across the world to present their best response to each year's new, challenging case. You can read about prior competitions on the Emory Global Health Institute’s website. 

 

Teams must include four to six students and represent at least three colleges from MUSC to qualify for the competition. To start your application to be part of the team, keep an eye out for next year's announcement. Applications will be reviewed by the Center for Global Health.

There are no fees involved for participating students. The Center for Global Health covers the application fee and ground transportation costs for team members traveling from Charleston to Atlanta. Emory covers accommodations and meals of all teams.

Past MUSC Teams

2021

Captain: Nour Hijazi, College of Graduate Studies and Medicine

• Joseph Karam, College of Graduate Studies  
• Carleigh Coffin, Clemson Bioengineering
• Brian Elmore, College of Medicine
• Alex Parler, College of Medicine
• Hiral Patel, College of Health Professions

 

2020

Captain: Sarah Taylor, College of Pharmacy

• Noah Trump, College of Medicine
• Stephan Stewart, College of Nursing
• Nour Hijazi, College of Graduate Studies and Medicine
• Joseph Karam, College of Graduate Studies
• Nigoa Diego, Clemson Bioengineering

 

2019

Captain: Shannon McGue, College of Medicine

• Olivia Hobbs, College of Nursing
• Nour Hijazi, College of Medicine and Graduate Studies
• Reece Moore, College of Medicine
• Sarah Taylor, College of Pharmacy
• Scott Slaney, Clemson Bioengineering