Washington Global Health Alliance Ambassador (WGHAA) curriculum is an interdisciplinary eleventh grade curriculum integrating mathematics, chemistry and U.S. history around themes of global health; pilot curriculum focuses on tuberculosis, malaria, cholera and influenza. 

The goals for this curriculum include: 

• Engaging future global health leaders in studies that will prepare them for the wide range of possible careers in science, policy, field work and technology (to name but a few.)
• Accessing and analyzing current global health information
• Advancing student problem-solving and analytical reasoning skills in eleventh grade students in science, technology, math (STEM) and social studies classrooms, as well as around related global health challenges
• Supporting student collaboration and communication skills
• Supporting student advancement in global health fields of study
• Developing novel and proven assessment tools that document gains in student global health awareness, analytical reasoning, STEM achievement and overall matriculation rates in pilot schools. 

WGHAA is eager to share this exciting curriculum!  Please click here to download the Ambassadors curriculum.   It is a large file, so please allow time to download.  Thank you for your interest!!