AI Use Cases for Public Health Studies at HWS

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Explain herd immunity threshold — Get a clear breakdown of how vaccination coverage stops disease spread.

Start with a one-sentence definition, then explain it as if I'm 10, then give a real-world analogy. Finish by flagging anything scholars genuinely disagree about — and tell me what you're unsure of.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Define epidemiology terms — Quickly clarify incidence, prevalence, morbidity, and attack rate.

Define each term in one clear sentence, then give a concrete example of each in context. Once I've read them, quiz me on them one at a time and tell me what I got wrong and why.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Summarize a WHO report — Condense a lengthy global health report into key takeaways.

Give me (1) a three-sentence summary, (2) five bullet-point key claims, and (3) anything the author asserts without supporting evidence. Text below:

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I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Brainstorm health campaign slogans — Generate catchy messages for a local smoking-cessation initiative.

Give me 10 options grouped into 3 themes, then mark the 3 most original and explain what makes them stronger.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Draft outreach email to clinic — Write a professional email requesting an internship or interview.

Keep it under 150 words: polite, specific, with one clear ask. Give me two versions — one formal, one warmer. Don't include real names, ID numbers, or anything private.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Explain social determinants of health — Understand how income, housing, and education shape health outcomes.

Start with a one-sentence definition, then explain it as if I'm 10, then give a real-world analogy. Finish by flagging anything scholars genuinely disagree about — and tell me what you're unsure of.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Simplify a research abstract — Turn dense journal jargon into plain language for lay audiences.

Give me (1) a three-sentence summary, (2) five bullet-point key claims, and (3) anything the author asserts without supporting evidence. Text below:

[PASTE THE TEXT HERE]

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Generate needs-assessment questions on food access — Write neutral, non-leading items suitable for community respondents.

Walk me through how to do this step by step. Ask me any clarifying questions first, and show your reasoning so I can check it.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Create flashcards for biostatistics — Build quick review cards for confidence intervals and p-values.

Create 20 flashcards formatted as 'Question | Answer', one per line, so I can paste them straight into Quizlet or Anki. Keep each answer under 25 words.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Explain the SIR model conceptually — Understand susceptible-infected-recovered compartments without heavy math.

Start with a one-sentence definition, then explain it as if I'm 10, then give a real-world analogy. Finish by flagging anything scholars genuinely disagree about — and tell me what you're unsure of.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Build a study guide from lectures — Synthesize multiple lecture notes into one organized exam guide.

I have [X hours per week] and my exam is on [DATE]. Build a week-by-week plan with specific deliverables, and for each week give me a way to check I've actually learned it.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Compare intervention frameworks — Contrast Health Belief Model with Social Cognitive Theory for a paper.

Give me a table of the key similarities and differences, then one short paragraph on which difference matters most and why.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Analyze a county health dataset — Use Excel Copilot to summarize obesity rates across demographics.

I'm uploading my dataset. First describe what's in it and flag any data-quality problems, then answer my question, and show the code you ran so I can check it myself.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Design a health-promotion program plan — Outline objectives, activities, and evaluation for a wellness project.

Give a topic-sentence outline only — not full prose. For each section, state the argument it makes and the evidence it would need.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Synthesize studies on vaccine hesitancy — Group drivers by theme and flag where findings disagree.

Group the sources below into themes, show where they agree and disagree, and name the gap that's left. Do not invent sources.

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I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Draft an infographic content plan — Organize maternal-health statistics into an accessible visual layout.

Recommend the best chart type for this data and say why, then produce it and explain what it does — and does not — show.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Build a custom disease-outbreak tutor GPT — Create a GPT trained on epidemiology texts to quiz students.

Draft the name, description, instructions and 4 conversation starters for this Custom GPT. The instructions should tell it to ask clarifying questions and to admit when it doesn't know.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Write R code for regression analysis — Generate and debug code modeling smoking versus lung-cancer data.

I'm uploading my dataset. First describe what's in it and flag any data-quality problems, then answer my question, and show the code you ran so I can check it myself.

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Simulate an epidemic in Python — Model SIR dynamics with adjustable transmission and recovery rates.

Tell me what's wrong, explain why it happens, then give the corrected version. Walk through the fixed code line by line with a concrete input.

[PASTE YOUR CODE AND THE ERROR HERE]

I'm a Public Health Studies student at HWS. My task: Design a full research study protocol — Develop hypotheses, sampling, IRB considerations, and analysis plan.

Propose a research question, hypotheses, method, sample and sampling strategy, and the analysis plan. Then critique the weaknesses of your own design.