Tiger Challenge helps students and community partners build more equitable and joyful societies. Taking place inside and outside of the classroom over multiple years and pathways, students and advisers address complex societal issues in partnership with nonprofit and government partners. Teams develop lasting innovations across education, health, sustainability, social justice, and civic life.
The program is grounded in design thinking, a body of techniques that unlocks empathy, creativity, collaboration, and open-mindedness. Learn about the design thinking methodology.
Innovation through innovation can take many paths, and so can this program. Opportunities include:
- A 10-week, full-time summer immersion experience
- The Community Project Studio course for academic credit
- Independent work where students conduct impact evaluations of their designs
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Who can attend?
Open to graduate students and undergraduates.
Dinner will be provided.
Registration is required.
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Design Program Manager; Lecturer, Keller Center