Clifford Whitcomb, professor of practice, had 16 students from the M.Eng. health systems project team invited to present posters at the Cornell Center for Health Equity Symposium. Many of the students, working on the Enhancing Maternity Mental Health Support project, are taking the Weill Cornell Medicine health systems pathway courses and used what they learned […]
Jun 01, 2026
Duffield Engineering
Clifford Whitcomb, professor of practice, had 16 students from the M.Eng. health systems project team invited to present posters at the Cornell Center for Health Equity Symposium. Many of the students, working on the Enhancing Maternity Mental Health Support project, are taking the Weill Cornell Medicine health systems pathway courses and used what they learned to develop applications for the M.Eng. project deliverable.
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