From an article that highlighted the project and recipients of the CoRe award: "the First-year Interest Group (FIG) program, in partnership with the Population Health Initiative, has assigned the CoRe project to first-year students of all disciplines to better understand the population health of the Seattle area. Students work in groups and are encouraged to choose an individual population health topic that intersects with their potential major or general interest to analyze the assets and challenges the neighborhood possesses as it relates to their topic. Each group conducts initial background research, visits their neighborhood together and ultimately combines each member’s individual research into a creative final project that showcases the overall population health of the neighborhood."
Georgetown, WA Reseach
Research project completed for General Studies Class at the University of Washington in Seattle (photography by Tiana Pavia). Received the university wide CoRE Recognition Award for projects that went above and beyond in exploring population health through the lens of students’ individual passions or potential majors. Over 123 First Year Interest Groups submitted the best project from their respective class and the top 20 were selected by a population health board to receive the award and be displayed in a project showcase.