Students will work with health science faculty in this experiential learning lab. In the spirit of Galen and his legacy, students will use their curiosity and creativity to generate innovative solutions to improve community health. Using principles of human-centered design (HCD), students will work in transdisciplinary teams to identify, develop, prototype then present an innovation that addresses a current health or social challenge. The Lab will consist of four activity-based sessions. Students will apply their newly learned (HCD) skills to complete project-based work independently. Teams will present their final innovation products to a panel of health science professionals and professors. The final innovation product may relate to a service delivery system, or a technology application, or a use of space design, or anything the team can develop in the time allotted. Students can use these products in resumes, as part of their Galen culminating experience, and towards the Graduation with Leadership Distinction portfolio.