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Summer Session 2020 courses will be added throughout the winter.

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This two-credit, experiential program combines health equity studies with anthropological fieldwork aimed at improving people's lives and sustaining communities in North Brooklyn.

Every morning, you'll attend lectures by Weill Cornell Medicine faculty on the theory of health equity and medicine. You'll study the social determinants of health care, disparities in health care delivery and outcomes, and the conditions and processes you can put into place to increase health equity.

During afternoon sessions, you'll apply what you've learned in the classroom as you conduct fieldwork in North Brooklyn, meet with community leaders, and investigate how local communities are diminishing health disparities.

Finally, you'll write a case study addressing these issues and reflect on what you have learned.

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Work closely with Cornell anthropologist Sam Beck, Weill Cornell Medicine faculty and physicians, and community leaders.
Identify the multiple factors that influence and shape health in communities.
Carry out an anthropological case study of a North Brooklyn neighborhood (either Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Bushwick, or Bedford-Stuyvesant).
Learn basic fieldwork methods, including observation, photovoice, reflexivity, informal and formal interviewing, and team research skills.
Conduct online research to discover disparity indicators.
Write a reflection case study (minimum of 10 pages) addressing the social determinants of health and achieving health equity.

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During Cornell’s summer and winter sessions, you’ll enjoy the same great education that’s offered during our fall and spring semesters. Our special sessions, unlike those at many other universities, feature regular, full-time faculty members and provide an unparalleled opportunity to get to know these outstanding professors, many of whom are leaders in their fields.

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Sam Beck

Director, Cornell's Urban Semester Program: Practicing Medicine Programs in New York City