See details below.

To apply to attend, go to:



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Mark Martin, PhD
Deputy Sector Navigator, Bay Area
Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development
California Community Colleges

650 248-7728 (c)






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From: Cathy Kornblith <cathyk@mindspring.com>
Subject: Opportunity for Bay Area Community College Students
Date: May 16, 2019 at 2:48:55 PM PDT
To: Serena Chan <chans2@sfusd.edu>, Bai Zhen <bzhens@gmail.com>, Mark Martin <mvmartin@ccsf.edu>, Mark Martin <mark.martin@design4x.com>, Cristina Perez <cperez@summersearch.org>, Jeffrey Smith <jsmith@jcyc.org>


Not sure if there are still openings for this.  If you can think of any alums in community college who’d be interested…pass this along.

Kaiser Permanente is offering an opportunity to design technology solutions for mental health on June 14th at Kaiser Oakland. Thirty students from Bay Area community colleges will be selected as designers based on their responses to our online questionnaire. Students with a passion for design & community health advocacy will work with healthcare and innovation experts to design and build prototypes of products/services/solutions that solve for the lack of mental health and wellness resources for community college students. You can be a part of helping students achieve their academic and life goals. 

Design Session Overview: Anxiety and other mental health issues prevent thousands of college students from graduating every year. DESIGN THE SOLUTION!  Kaiser Permanente is hosting a human-centered design workshop on Friday, June 14 for Bay Area community college students to design and prototype scalable mental health solutions.  Only 30 participants will be accepted!  

 
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