Based on what you reviewed about ICAP, a) what kind of work does ICAP do, and b) how could you see yourself working with them if you were given the opportunity to do so?

In your opinion, based on what you’ve learned in this course, what are 2 key challenges to global health over the next two decades?
Here’s a scenario to consider: You took this course in Global Health and passed it. YAY! It inspired you to get a degree at KCC in Community Health or another health-related area. You then go to a 4-year CUNY or other college to get your Bachelor’s degree in Community Health, Public Health, or another health-related area. After you get your Bachelor’s degree, you consider getting deeper into global health studies because it really is a worthwhile career. You want to get a Master’s or Doctoral degree in Public Health, Health Education, or something similar, but you need some experience in the field. You remember Dr. Nanin teaching you about a program at Columbia University called ICAP. The main work for ICAP is conducted at Columbia University in NYC but they also have offices all over the world. So click here and find out a little bit of what ICAP is about. Based on what you reviewed about ICAP, a) what kind of work does ICAP do, and b) how could you see yourself working with them if you were given the opportunity to do so?
For each question, quote a statement from any video or article you reviewed for this course. As usual, make sure to mention the title of the video (with timestamp) and/or the title of the webpage or article (with the web address).