Integrative Learning Experience
Master of Public Health students participate in the Integrative Learning Experience (ILE) in their final semester. The ILE is a culminating project conducted under the supervision of a Faculty Advisor. The purpose of the ILE is to help each student integrate information and skills gained in coursework and the Applied Practice Experience to address a public health issue or problem. A wide variety of projects may be appropriate, including projects related to research, program evaluation, training a public health workforce, and community interventions to improve health.
Recent ILE Projects
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Creating an adolescent sexual and reproductive health brochure
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Developing a storyboard initiative to improve cold-holding practices at food facilities
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Creating an infographic displaying the results of health and weight benefits of a worksite wellness program
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Implementing an intervention to improve self-efficacy in a fitness setting
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Creating an action plan on condom availability program in Chicago high schools
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