A popular summer camp for local high school students who want to learn more about public health is accepting applications.
For the third year in a row, the County’s Health and Human Services Agency and the San Diego County Office of Education are teaming up to offer Public Health Advocate Camp. The no-cost, five-day summer camp runs from June 23 – June 27 and explores the world of public health.
Students will receive hands-on, project-based training from public health professionals who work with critical public health issues daily. Topics include Tuberculosis, Epidemiology and Immunization Services, HIV, and Mental Health
Instructors include public health professionals and doctors from the County’s Public Health Services department. The agenda is designed to expand students’ understanding of health careers beyond hospital systems, providing an excellent introduction to public health careers and a professional network.
Eligible students must be a sophomore or junior in high school during the 2024-2025 school year. The application deadline is May 2.
For details and to register, visit SDCOE. View camp video Public Health Advocate Camp 2023.
Reprinted courtesy San Diego County Office of Communications