2024 Global Health Case Competition Program

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2024 GLOBAL HEALTH CASE COMPETITION February 3rd Newcomb Hall 3rd Floor

Health Impact of Excessive Alcohol Use in South African Youth Authors: Eliza Piché, Caroline Rich, Rola Suleiman, Alison Lim, Isabella Rutta, and Niya Rhodes With guidance and contributions from: Dr. Champion Nyoni, Bonolo Makhalemele, and Kelebogile Manjinja, University of the Free State; Dr. Scott Heysell, University of Virginia

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February 3rd, 2024

EVENT SCHEDULE 10:00 AM

Presentation Deadline All teams must have their slides (powerpoint format only) submitted via the link sent to you

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Team Check - In

1:00 - 1:20 PM

Welcome Address

1:30 - 2:45 PM

First Round of Presentations

Newcomb Lobby Team members check in individually at the check-in table Lunch is available in the Newcomb Main Lounge at 12 PM Newcomb Ballroom Welcome Remarks: Provost Ian Baucom, Dr. Scott Heysell

Presentation rooms as assigned.

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EVENT SCHEDULE 3:00 - 3:45 PM

Afternoon Break Judges deliberate, refreshments available in the main lounge Professional team photos Opportunity to network with Team Check - In other participants and attendees

3:45 - 4:30 PM

Finalist Team Announcement and Presentations Newcomb Ballroom Presentations by three finalist teams All participants are highly encouraged to attend and ask questions during Q&A rounds Teams awaiting their presentation time can wait in the lobby or ballroom, but are NOT permitted to watch other teams until they have presented

4:30 - 4:45 PM

Final Adjudication

4:45 PM

Winner

Announcement

and

Closing Remarks Newcomb Ballroom

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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS

Commonwealth Room Idu Meadows, MD Kelsie Kelly-Smith, PhD, MPH

South Meeting Room Champion Nyoni, PhD

George Lyle, MD Navya Annapareddy, PhD candidate

Newcomb Ballroom Bonolo Makhalemele, MFS Sethunya Mokoko, PhD

Conference Room 389 Jeanine Braithwaite, PhD Kelebogile Manjinja, MSN

Board Room 376

Glenn Brace, JD Camilo Sanchez, JD David Driscoll, PhD, MPH

1:30 PM: Team 7 1:45 PM: Team 24 2:00 PM: Team 19 2:15 PM: Team 25

1:30 PM: Team 2 1:45 PM: Team 8 2:00 PM: Team 14

1:30 PM: Team 3 1:45 PM: Team 6 2:00 PM: Team 15 2:15 PM: Team 21

1:30 PM: Team 4 1:45 PM: Team 10 2:00 PM: Team 16

1:30 PM: Team 5 1:45 PM: Team 11 2:00 PM: Team 17 2:15 PM: Team 23

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WELCOME The UVA Center for Global Health Equity (CGHE) engages multiple disciplines across the University of Virginia, as well as across cultural, economic, and geographic divides, to focus on improving health and wellbeing. It has been an honor working on the case and supporting the 2024 Global Health Case Competition, which includes over 125 student participants, outstanding faculty and guest judges representing multiple critical disciplines, and a diverse and dynamic group of peer mentors whose experience and guidance is essential. We are delighted and proud of the support and guidance of our global partners, our faculty mentors, and the faculty judges. In the spirit of collaboration, we welcome each and every one of you. Thank you for being a part of this competition.

CASE SUMMARY The goal of mitigating alcohol abuse in South African youth will require engaging diverse stakeholders and reflecting on the unique needs of its various populations. Through your planning, you should reflect on how to engage with community-based stakeholders (ie: the public, patients, health centers, and clinicians) as well as the government at various levels. Be sure to address cultural, social, economic factors when creating your plan. Your task is to incorporate a program that: Finds a solution for decreasing alcohol overuse of the South African youth (15-25) in either rural and impoverished communities, urban university settings, or both populations Works to deliver a comprehensive initiative with an emphasis on equality of access to health educational resources and inequality reduction A newsletter is a regularly publication that isempowerment generally Mobilizes the community to distributed work towards sustainable about one main topic of interest to its subscribers.

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PARTICIPANTS Team 1

Team 2

Team 3

Team 4

Isabella Danner

Sarah Kim

Boris Nakashyan

Lara Howell

Ronit Shah Diarra Ndoye Aaryan Asthana

Liana Semaan Mira Rizk Nasira Seddiq

Reena Sayani Lauren Montgomery Camila Gutierrez

Campbell Irby Georgia Riverio Susanna Kharatyan

Neha Amarnath Isha Shah

Myla Lester Anagha Chundury

Tanish Gupta Ritika Bawa

Konstantin Shchelkunov

Team 5

Team 6

Team 7

Team 8

Sara Kakatkar Annie Zhao

Pheobe Gruccio Sidney Chong

Fatima Abdalla Sarayu Devabhaktuni

Pooja Viswesh Sophia Kuzminski

Mashnoor Zahid Fady Gemayel Nabeel Raza

Nolika Che Rachel Kim Jenny Lim Paloma Nzeyimana

Sarita Kelkar Cate Vaughn Suliana Barrera Paredes

Team 9

Team 10

Team 11

Team 12

Leilani Ropati Emily Holt Noah Kasky Adam Hanna Marnix Hollebrandse

Anand Charles Colaco Isaac Yoo Rishi Vuppala S. Zheng

Mason McGrady Liam Heaslip Kendall Scherer Andrew Jones Anna Steenson

Yash Patel David Sohn Noelle Koo Shahzeb Hashmi April Hippenstiel Bella Rowan

Team 13

Team 14

Team 15

Team 16

Sai Sahvir Bhaskaruni Siddharth Laks Yashaswi Sunkara Shrish Harsha Rao

Mackenzie Chen Reeya Verma Isabella Zhou Vaneeza Pasha Yilun Zhou

Pallavi Vemuri Jack Nichols Nicholas Sutherland Megan Deane Camille Owen Zoey Barker

Ashrita Kodali Christine Tsai Ria Khandelwal Tsega Kidanu Stephanie Zhang

Team 17

Team 18

Team 19

Team 20

Doris Dai Yinuo Zeng Daniela Leiva Aisha Saleem Amosh Neupane

Sejal Mohapatra Nemati Saleh Nazifa Rahman Eshal Farooq

Danean Kim Gwen Huyen Nguyen Shrinidhi Kittur Ryan McCauley

Mikayla Catherine Hinton Erin Gaul Margot Sellgren Diana Zhang Vinith Jayamani

Team 21

Team 22

Annika Vanlandingham Sabine Stratmann Catherine Cavey Aroosha Solomon

Amy Kim Mina Kim Amani Akkoub Emma Lim Margaret Lawrence Esther Olulana

Team 23

Team 24

Harjot Singh Ryan Cordier Ali Namazi Zoeram Sophia Jang

Julia Wiedmer Prisha Javed Sivam Bhatt Bhavik Patel Caroline Forde

Team 25

Team 26

Maggie Parkhurst Sophia Qamari Bailey Middleton Brett Wilson

Ishita Bakshi Bhadra Kadangal Robert Cajes Niharika Chandna

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JUDGES We are deeply grateful for the contributions of the GHCC judges each year. Their expertise, insight, and attention to each team make the case competition a rich experience.

Bonolo Makhalemele, MFS Senior Officer, Reporting and Strategic Projects, Office for International Affairs, University of the Free State Camilo Sanchez, JD Associate Professor, School of Law, University of Virginia Champion Nyoni, PhD Associate Professor, School of Nursing, University of the Free State George Lyle, MD Alumnus, School of Medicine, University of Virginia, ‘85 Glenn Brace, JD Alumnus, School of Law, University of Virginia, ‘86 Idu Meadows, MD Fellow, Infectious Diseases and International Health, School of Medicine, University of Virginia Jeanine Braithwaite, PhD Professor Emeritus, Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy, University of Virginia Kelebogile Manjinja, MSN Nursing Lecturer, Health Sciences Faculty, University of the Free State Kelsie Kelly-Smith, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences, School of Medicine; Associate Dean, Office of African-American Affairs, University of Virginia Scott Heysell, MD, MPH Associate Professor, Infectious Diseases and International Health, School of Medicine, University of Virginia; Director, Center for Global Health Equity

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David Driscoll, PhD, MPH Director, Healthy Appalachia Institute, UVA College at Wise

Navya Annapareddy, doctoral candidate School of Data Science, University of Virginia; Hannah Graham Memorial Award Scholar, ‘18

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WRITING THE CASE The 2024 UVA Global Health Case Competition team greatly appreciates the efforts and time of our Case Competition Committee, Eliza Piché, Caroline Rich, Rola Suleiman, Alison Lim, Isabella Rutta, and Niya Rhodes with guidance and contributions from Dr. Champion Nyoni, Bonolo Makhalemele, and Kelebogile Manjinja, University of the Free State; Dr. Scott Heysell, University of Virginia.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Center for Global Health Equity gratefully acknowledges the collaborative expertise of all those who aided in the development of this year’s Case Competition, as well as the dedication of time and effort of the the competition judges. Sincere thanks to the CGHE Student Advisory Board (SAB); the SAB Director, April Ballard; the CGHE SAB Chair, Hamna Shafiq; and the 2024 Case Competition Committee Chair, Eliza Piché. Congratulations and thanks to the case writers, contributors, and mentors for developing a nuanced, real world case, and to each participant for your dedication and drive.

The Case Competition and CGHE Scholars programs are made possible by institutional support from the University of Virginia, including: President James E. Ryan, JD; Executive Vice President and Provost Ian Baucom, PhD; Ambassador Stephen D. Mull, Vice Provost for Global Affairs; Louis Nelson, PhD, Vice Provost for Academic Outreach; Christa Davis Acampora, PhD, Dean, College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences; Marianne Baernholdt, PhD, A newsletter is a regularly distributed publication that is generally about one main topic of interest to its subscribers. Newspapers and NAE, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Melina R. Kibbe, leaflets are types of newsletters.

MPH, MSN, Dean of the School of Nursing; Jennifer L. West, PhD, MD, Dean, UVA School of Medicine.

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