EGHI currently plans to host the first- and final-rounds of the competition in-person. The exact location of the event is still to be determined, but it will on the Emory University campus. During the first round of the competition, teams will be required to present a 12-minute presentation and engage in 8 minutes of Q&A with a panel of judges. Teams with the five highest first-round scores will receive a cash prize. Teams with the three highest first-round scores will advance to the final round.
These three final-round teams will be required to incorporate a case twist into their final-round presentations. Finalist teams will present a 12-minute presentation and engage in 8 minutes of Q&A with the final-round judges.
Case SubjectThe case subject for the 2023 Intramural Emory Global Health Case Competition will be developed and written during fall semester 2022 by a group of Emory students and faculty. While the case subject will not be revealed until January 27, 2023, EGHI promises it will be challenging and relevant. The case subject will require a multidisciplinary approach to develop recommendations to address it. The
topic may include issues such as health care policy, public health implementation and planning, business partnership/investment, medical research, international development, logistics and management, faith/cultural understanding, international law, and other disciplines. To read past case subjects, please visit
EGHI's website.
Time CommitmentStudent teams are given the case challenge a week before they present their case solutions to judges. Teams can work as much or as little as they like on their case solutions during the case competition week. During case competition week, EGHI will arrange for each team to meet virtually for one hour with a case advisor, a professional who will provide feedback regarding a team's draft case solution. Student team members can also seek feedback from other experts in the field on their ideas, however, they must generate their case solution ideas themselves.