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Student Hackathon: Building Systems for Behavioral Change
Student Hackathon: Building Systems for Behavioral Change
This hackathon is a systems-design and intervention-design sprint focused on translating expert knowledge into actionable frameworks for future research, partnerships, and real-world impact.
Students will work closely with faculty, international researchers, public health experts, educators, and NGO practitioners to co-develop systems maps, intervention logics, and partnership pathways addressing some of India’s most pressing challenges.
The goal of the hackathon is not to build products, but to externalize and structure the expertise present in the room into reusable systems, knowledge and intervention scaffolds that can seed future collaborative projects at Ashoka University.
Students will work closely with faculty, international researchers, public health experts, educators, and NGO practitioners to co-develop systems maps, intervention logics, and partnership pathways addressing some of India’s most pressing challenges.
The goal of the hackathon is not to build products, but to externalize and structure the expertise present in the room into reusable systems, knowledge and intervention scaffolds that can seed future collaborative projects at Ashoka University.
Hackathon Facilitators
Akshay Nagarajan
University of California, San Diego
PhD Candidate
Aakanksha Mehta
Ashoka University
Consultant
Dashami Poonacha
Mimansa Play
Jonna Hohenthal
University of California, Berkeley
Graduate Student in the School of Public Health
Prasenjeet Patil
Ashoka University, Senior Program Manager, Ashoka Global Research Alliance
Hackathon Participants
Hackathon Participants
Aamishi Singh
Anish Sudhan Rajendran
Cheryl Joshi
Dhruv Pabreja
Mihir Eshan P S
Mithuna Nair
Muskaan Grover
Mugdha Joshi
Prisha Goel
Saarika Ramesh
Sakshi Maheshwari
Satwik Kashyap
Tamanna Dharamsey
Ushmil Rimjha
Vini Desai
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