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Joe Dupelle
Faculty Advisor:
M. Bernardine Dias
Title: Project HATCH: Helping Advance Technology,
Communication, and Health in Haiti
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Short
Bio |
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Joe Dupelle is a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon
University’s H. John Heinz III School
of Public Policy and Management. Formally, Joe worked as a Congressional
aid and spent two and half years in Tanzania as a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Joe’s work experience consists of both domestic and international
projects ranging in location from Haiti, Mexico, and East Africa to Capitol
Hill. Joe spent a year working as a marketing assistant after
completing his biochemistry degree at Springfield College in Western
Massachusetts. Joe is interested in pursuing a career in international
relations and national security.
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Project Synopsis |
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The Helping Advance Technology, Communication, and
Health in Haiti (HATCH) project endeavors to find cost-effective
communicatioin and scheduling technologies that help empower rural
community health centers, affiliated with the Hôpital Albert Schweitzer
(HAS) in Haiti, to provide better healthcare outcomes for their constituents.
By leveraging the personal experiences and skills of the project
group members, our team represents a unique partnership between the
H. John Heinz III School for Public Policy and Management, TechBridgeWorld,
and HAS.
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