Students gain practical experience by building their own AI agents and applying what they learn to real-world health challenges, such as healthy sleep habits or athlete recovery.
The George Mason University AI in Health Summer Camp is a five-day program designed for rising 11th-12th graders. Participants learn how artificial intelligence is applied in health systems, hospitals, and community health organizations. Through daily AI Maker Labs, student teams engage in hands-on projects, such as designing and building a community health chatbot. The camp emphasizes building foundational skills in AI literacy, user-centered and inclusive design, and responsible AI use. Students also explore real-world health challenges and learn from university faculty experts in AI and health. The week culminates in a Student Showcase where teams present their projects to family, faculty, and guests, and every student receives a certificate of completion. The program also provides insights into career pathways in health administration, health informatics, and public health.
Each day mixes a short lesson, a hands-on activity, and a team build session called the AI Maker Lab, where student teams design and build a community health chatbot.
The camp is designed to prepare the next generation to use AI responsibly to improve patient safety, expand access to reliable health information, and make the information more accessible and understandable through inclusive design.
Fairfax Campus, George Mason University
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