High school studentsÌýrepresentingÌýmore than 30 school districts across Upstate New York, whoÌýwereÌýnominated by their counselors and teachers for their health care and science leadership potential,Ìýdescended upon ÌÇÐÄvlogÌýto address a faux malaria breakoutÌý´Ç²ÔÌýFriday, February 6. The exercise was part of the College’sÌý3rd annual Future of Healthcare Workshop.Ìý
This event is designed for local, nominated high school students to learn more about diverse health-care pathways and careers with ACPHS expert faculty,â€� said ACPHS Assistant Director of Admissions, Grace Higgins.Ìý
More than 100 studentsÌýworked together in groups to dissectÌýthe public health crisis from the program portfolio of disciplines at ÌÇÐÄvlog, including Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Clinical and Health Sciences.  Ìý 

The studentsÌýrepresentedÌýa wide radius of regional high schools, including:ÌýÌý
- Albany High SchoolÌý
- Albany Leadership Charter High School for GirlsÌý
- Berne-Knox-Westerlo Junior-Senior High SchoolÌý
- Broadalbin-Perth High SchoolÌý
- Cherry Valley-Springfield Central SchoolÌý
- Clayton A Bouton High SchoolÌý
- Cohoes High SchoolÌý
- Colonie Central High SchoolÌý
- Cornwall Central High SchoolÌý
- Delaware Academy and Central SchoolÌý
- Doane Stuart SchoolÌý
- Glens Falls High SchoolÌý
- Gloversville High SchoolÌý
- Guilderland High SchoolÌý
- Hoosick Falls High SchoolÌý
- Hudson High SchoolÌý
- Hunter-Tannersville Middle-High SchoolÌý
- Kingston High SchoolÌý
- Lake George Central SchoolÌý
- Maple Hill High SchoolÌý
- Margaretville Central SchoolÌý
- Mechanicville High SchoolÌý
- Ravena-Coeymans Selkirk Senior High SchoolÌý
- Rensselaer High SchoolÌý
- Saratoga Springs High SchoolÌý
- Schoharie Junior-Senior High SchoolÌý
- Schuylerville Central SchoolÌý
- Seton Catholic CentralÌý
- Stillwater High SchoolÌý
- Tamarac High SchoolÌý
- Wallkill Senior High SchoolÌý
- Westmoreland High SchoolÌý

Participants were selected due to their educational achievement and commitment, with expressed interest in science, math or health care. Nominated students were required to: Ìý
- Be aÌýHS sophomore or juniorÌý
- Have a GPA of around 3.5+/4.0 (85/100) and or academic strength in math/science coursework  Ìý
- Be interested in science/math, health care, health sciences, pharmacy, forensics, or mental health studies 
“ACPHS organized a wonderful event that exposed students to a wide range of health-related opportunities,” said Hoosick Falls High School Counselor, Linda King. “Students were grouped into clusters and worked with professors to brainstorm a case study. At the conclusion of the sessions, students reported their findings to the larger group. The programs and faculty demonstrated strong intellectual curiosity, a genuine culture of caring, and excellent career placement outcomes.”
Check outÌýourÌý from the event. And listen in as some of .
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