This free, five-day program offers rising 11th-12th graders hands-on experience designing and building a community health chatbot, providing a unique insight into AI's application in healthcare with no prior experience necessary.
The George Mason University AI in Health Summer Camp is a free, five-day program designed for rising 11th–12th grade students. Participants will explore how artificial intelligence is utilized across various health systems, hospitals, and community health organizations. Through daily AI Maker Labs, student teams will gain hands-on experience by designing and building a community health chatbot. The camp emphasizes layering in new skills and concepts each day, culminating in a Day 5 Student Showcase where teams present their finished solutions to family, faculty, and guests. The program aims to introduce students to real-world health challenges and career pathways in health administration, health informatics, and public health, fields where AI is significantly reshaping practices.
Each day mixes a short lesson, a hands-on activity, and a team build session called the AI Maker Lab.
This camp is ideal for rising 11th-12th grade students interested in how AI is applied in healthcare, with no prior coding, healthcare, or technology experience required.
Fairfax Campus (George Mason University)
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