Public Health Bootcamp Rotational
Our Public Health Bootcamp Rotational provides students with real world project applications.
Students have the opportunity to work with public health industry leaders through our mentor network.
Our Bootcamp Rotationals are designed to evolve with the ever changing professional environment.
Each and every rotation is a unique experience that changes semester to semester.
Qualified industry experts as mentors
Enrolling students every semester
Past Areas of Exploration
Comprehensive surveys of healthcare workers, general public, and college students.
Data visualization of PCR testing, confirmed cases, vaccination status, and more through interactive mapping.
Social media sentiment analysis through webscraping of platforms such as Twitter and Reddit.
Conversations with subject matter experts and leaders.
Our Students Have Gone to Work at…
Johnson & Johnson
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Depuy Synthes
Amicus Therapeutics
Penn Medicine
Legend Biotech
Previous Teams
Summer 2023
Covid-19 Global Data Visualization
Team:
Joyce Chauca, Eric Cho, Iris Brody, Priscilla Barrera Costa, Sumer Chaudhry, and Ayushi Patelv
Abstract:
The Fall 2022 team focused on gathering and performing visual analysis on human trafficking data. Insights regarding regional prevalence and vulnerability where formed for locations based in the United States.
Fall 2022
Childhood Obesity
Team:
Mathew Rothman, Jinglin Zhoa
Abstract:
Childhood obesity is a critical public health issue that has been identified as a major problem in the United States. The main objective of the Public Health Bootcamp was to comprehend how childhood habits can impact the occurrence of childhood obesity, highlight the consequences of approved medications for treating childhood obesity, and explore strategies to support children who are at risk of becoming obese. By examining the long-term effects of childhood habits and behaviors, the team identified patterns and trends that contribute to obesity and implemented interventions that promote healthier lifestyles from an early age. In summary, the Public Health Bootcamp recognizes childhood obesity as a pressing public health issue. Through extensive research of three specific topics (Family and lifestyle, Medication, Sedentary Habits), analysis, and a comprehensive understanding of the causes and consequences, the program aimed to develop strategies and interventions that can effectively combat childhood obesity and promote healthier lives for children.
Summer 2022
Covid-19 Global Data Visualization
Team:
Rushali Shah (Lead), Amita Reka, Emma Leary
Abstract:
The Psychosocial Impact of COVID-19 on Individuals Post-Quarantine aims to assess and understand the psychosocial impact of the pandemic on high schoolers. This project was done in association with CCICADA, which is a US Department of Homeland Security Center partnered with Rutgers and multiple other institutions. Our project goals were achieved by analyzing data from the Adolescent Behaviors and Experiences Survey (ABES) collected by the CDC. The information gathered from our data analysis can be utilized by Rutgers and other similar institutions to better assist their incoming students with their mental and social needs. We hope to provide viable and helpful suggestions to improve everyday student life post-pandemic.
Spring 2022
Covid-19 Global Data Visualization
Team:
Esther Martinez, Ivanna Starozytnyk, Keny Exantus, Tajrian Amad, Jaime Plumaker, Aisha Ghauri, Harry Thomas Dr. Karen Bemis, Alissa Bookwalter, Dr. Fred Roberts
Abstract:
The Spring 2022 team focused on how the data analysis of Covid-19 changed during the past two years. Below is a link to the our world in data organization which contains various graphs and charts on all data about covid-19 whether it is vaccination rates,Covid-19 deaths etc. The charts and data from this website along with various tweets will help us see the changed sentiment of Covid-19. Along with real world update data analytics from COVID data questionares.
Fall 2021
Covid-19 Global Data Visualization
Team:
Nora Asker, Sreya Vadapali
Abstract:
The Fall 2021 team continued the work the previous team did with a new survey, interviews with professionals, big data analysis, & gathering data from social media and representing sentiment. Along with this was a guide to Rutgers students about the reopening of campus and focusing on sentiment analysis from multi sectors. All of the changes made here was a continuation of the previous.
Spring 2021
Covid-19 Global Data Visualization
Team:
Shrey Joshi (Lead), Nora Asker, Janki Patel, Jermaine Griffith
Abstract:
The Summer 2022 team focused on the initial stages of Covid-19 within California, Michigan, New York and Ohio and how it changed during the past year. Below is a link to the our world in data organization which contains various graphs and charts on all data about Covid-19 whether it is vaccination rates, Covid-19 deaths etc. The charts and data from this website along with various survey analysis will help us see the changed sentiment of Covid-19. Along with this population case data representations.