Adolescent Champions:

Building Capacity with Youth-Serving Providers

Claire Schorin
About AHI Activities Reflections
Adolescent Health Initiative I gained confidence in my
quantitative management
works with providers and
skills by compiling
communities to transform the Data advanced data reports
health care landscape for Analysis and developing Qualtrics
adolescents through a practice Edit training CFPs.
improvement intervention, modules My colleagues taught me a
research, training, and education. Build (SPARKS) lot about PH practice. I
pre/post for providers
State-
confirmed that I do enjoy
Program
based
Cohort of
Health survey data working for a small team,
Clinics
reports for Assist. although working for UM
Champion Develop Call
Sites for Proposals presented many bureaucratic
Summits,
Trainings
Modules,
Adolescent
Champion
Customized
Implementa- in Qualtrics challenges.
and tion Plan
Coaching Model for 2019
Created My ideas were well
Conference
analysis of received, which made me
Pre- and
2018 feel like I do actually know
Post-Test
Conference
Data
Collection what I’m doing! By
Grant & Evaluations
speaking up, I was able to
Copy
Learning Objectives Wrote
Writing Wrote slogans
leave a lasting impact on
AHI’s materials and events.
internal grant and captions
1. Determine what type of work for for health
environment I enjoy community awareness Contact
2. Observe public health theory put resource social media
Claire Schorin, MPH Candidate
into practice guide campaigns
cschorin@umich.edu
3. Create deliverables using
knowledge and skills from my Preceptor:
Ellen Wagner, MPH, MS
education ellwagne@med.umich.edu
I would like to thank the whole AHI team, especially My sincerest gratitude goes out to Kiran Thank you to the Department of Health Behavior and
Ellen Wagner, Jenni Lane, and Natalie Sochacki, for Szekeres for being our North Star Health Education and the Michigan Public Health
taking me under their wing. throughout this process. Training Center for funding my internship.