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Research Projects
In Guatemala's Mayan villages, student research groups tackle pressing health issues. From cervical cancer to malnutrition and chronic disease, they seek solutions to improve community well-being. Through their studies, they aim to make a meaningful impact on the health of the Mayan people.
Cervical Cancer Screening and Interventions
Leylani Blanco, Karen Espinosa, Heather Munoz
Chronic Disease Management
Rachelle Mahoney, Fedel Harness, Mebrhit Tafere
Ages and Stages Questionnare as an Effective tool for evaluating malnutrition
Amelia Alam, Sheila Luong, Aiden Connor, Vi Nguyen
Ready-To-Use Therapeutic Food for Infants Experiencing Malnutrition
Sagal Mohamed, Jocelyn Reyes, Kaila Schober, Kathryn Severson
Featured Windshield Surveys
In Guatemala, students conduct a windshield survey of a Mayan village. From their vehicle, they observe daily life, gathering insights into the community's culture and dynamics. A windshield survey is a method of data collection without direct interaction, providing valuable information about the village's infrastructure and traditions.
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