Find here our staff, board, interns, and featured alumni interns.
Plume Labs CEO Romain Lacombe SM '08 (left) discusses product prototyping with MIT alumni interns Carrington Motley '16 (center) and Annie Dai '17.
These relationships, as well as the countless fruitful engagements with alumni, partners, interns, and other colleagues, are fundamental to the Berkman Klein Center's work and identity, and serve to increase the capacity of the field and generate opportunities for lasting impact.
These relationships, as well as the countless fruitful engagements with alumni, partners, interns, and other colleagues, are fundamental to the Berkman Klein Center's work and identity and serve to increase the capacity of the field and generate opportunities for lasting impact.
In the audio clip to the left, listen to Abigail Sylvester, a Duke Geneva Program alumni who interned with the UN Environment Programme, discuss her experience.
See last summer's interns here and featured intern alumni here (see the alumni tab).
The video below includes interviews with more intern alumni.
Regarding program effectiveness for staff, respondents to our survey of intern alumni (21/47 or 45%%) reported that their participation in Decision Services increased their perceived medical competencies across the board, while making the biggest contribution to respondent growth in systems-based practice and patient care.
At present, both as a current intern and alumni, there is access to regular masterclasses from industry experts and mentors, and a network of colleagues for support and collaboration.
These relationships, as well as the countless fruitful engagements with alumni, partners, students, interns, and other colleagues, are fundamental to the Berkman Center's work and identity, and serve to increase the capacity of the field and generate opportunities for lasting impact.
The external stakeholders included important health sector actors, including policy makers, program managers, professional councils, health consumer organizations, employers of MakCHS graduates, alumni working as interns at Mulago Hospital, and higher education standards regulators.
