training (BMETs), particularly in the developing countries where EWH is working. Other programs In the summer of 2021, EWH offered a free virtual design program for students in the United States, Lebanon and Jordan. The program, titled Virtual Engineering Innovation and Cultural Exchange, was focused on healthcare design in low-resource settings. It was sponsored by the Stevens Initiative, a project funded by the United States Department of State, Bezos Family Foundation, and the Governments of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, and administered by the Aspen Institute. Organization Board of directors As of 2021, the EWH's board of directors is made up of the following: Michael R. Tracy, PhD - Ethicon (Chair) Jessica Feddersen, CPA - Danaher Corporation (Treasurer) Mhoire Murphy, MBA - McKinsey & Company (Secretary) Sreeram Dhurjaty, PhD - Dhurjaty Electronics Consulting William E. Gannon, Jr., MD, MBA - Capital City Technical Consulting Mark Goldman, MBA - Philips Healthcare Barbara Grenell, PhD - Preferred Health Strategies, Ltd. Mohammad Kiani, PhD, FAHA - Temple University Corinna E. Lathan, PhD, PE - AnthroTronix, Inc. Eric Nodiff, JD - Schaeffer Venaglia Handler & Fitzsimons, LLP Cathy Peck, CPA - Professor, Fresno Pacific University Tojan B. Rahhal, PhD - Engineering World Health (Ex oficio) Robert Malkin, PhD, PE - Duke University (Emeritus) Lynn Toby Fisher, JD (In memoriam) Chapters Engineering World Health has student chapters at 45 universities around the world. These Chapters engage students in activities as design projects for the developing world, biomedical equipment repair and evaluation, and raising awareness of global health challenges. Chapters may also get involved in the EWH Design Competition in which teams of engineering students submit a design directed at the needs of developing country healthcare. The top three teams are selected by an independent panel of judges and are then rewarded with cash prizes, giving them a chance to implement their device. US chapters Partners EWH's program and funding partners as of August 2022 include: Aspen Institute Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Australian Aid Biomedical Engineering Society Cantel Medical Corporation Danaher Corporation Duke University Health System Ethicon Flemming Topsøe George Mason University Illinois Institute of Technology Makerere University MedShare National Instruments Notre Dame University–Louaize Rochester Institute of Technology Rose–Hulman Institute of Technology Technical University of Denmark Texas A&M University United Way University of New South Wales Vontier Wallace H. Coulter Foundation Former partners include Abbott Laboratories, BD, Biogen, Coca-Cola Company, General Electric,