The 2010 MIT Team on sight in Tanzania: (from left) Michael Bronstein, Ariel Santos, David Nelson, and John Curry

For the second year in a row, SIC is pleased to host a team of students from MIT’s Sloan School of Business Global Health Delivery program, also known as G-Lab.  The team of Ariel Santos, David Nelson, John Curry, and Michael Bronstein chose SIC from a pool of applying organizations, and have been working on a project for SIC for over four months.

The team’s brief:  to help SIC develop a strategy for future expansion.  This month, they are on site in Tanzania, learning about the national and local context and SIC’s work.  In their first week of work, they have already met with SIC field staff and got them to perform skits about their daily work, met with our partners, and visited the villages with field officer Anthony.  Stay tuned for more about their project!