June 22-24, 2018

Thank you to our amazing sponsors

And to our wonderful partners

Making Do: Healthcare in Low Resource Settings

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Schedule Friday, June 22

6:00 – 8:00 P.M. Opening Reception

Saturday, June 23

8:00 A.M. Registration & Breakfast

9:00 A.M. Keynote Speakers

10:00 A.M. Problem Pitches

11:00 A.M. Hacking Starts

Sunday, June 24

11:50 A.M. Hacking Stops

12:00 P.M. Team Pitches to Judges

3:00 P.M. Winners Announced

Keynote Speakers

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Daniel Dugan is a Bioinformatician at Genomenon, Inc, where he focuses on reducing the time Geneticists and Pathologists spend researching genetic variants when curating individualized care plans. Daniel also uses 3-D printers to help people who have lost parts or all of their hands. Many of the hands and arms made are sent to Haiti, Cuba, Nepal and other countries that are medically underserved. He has completed around three dozen fully-assembled hands through his work with e-NABLE, from the standard raptor reloaded model with a pincher grasp, to an electric hand that senses muscle movement to drive the finger movement.

Penny Canada is Staff Advocate at The ARC of Oakland County, where she advocates for the rights and full participation of all children and adults with intellectual and other related developmental disabilities. She provides education, strategies for problem solving and negotiation, planning expertise (related to transition and government benefits), advocacy and community referrals to families. Penny represents the concerns and voices of families in various community meetings and work groups and stays informed of current policies.

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Alex Gossage is Interim Executive Director at the Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living, where he oversees all operations for the disability advocacy and service nonprofit founded in 1976. The Ann Arbor CIL provides hope, offers support, and transforms lives with dedication to the success of children, youth, adults, and seniors with disabilities at home, at school, at work and in the community. Alex has been with the Ann Arbor CIL since 2006 having served as Associate Director, grant research and writer, AmeriCorps*VISTA program manager, and special projects coordinator.