This weekend, students from four countries and more than 20 universities are in Atlanta for the Emory Global Health Case Competition.
They’re developing solutions to a hypothetical global health policy issue. The best team leaves with a cash prize.
And while the money is nice, students say it’s secondary to developing real-world skills.
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