Dr. Milane has been recognized as an expert in team based learning (TBL) and she also also incorporates team work into other sessions.  During the COVID-19 pandemic Dr. Milane felt it was her responsibility to educate the MS and PhD students in her Concepts course about the science of SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 vaccine and drug development.  Dr. Milane designed a semester SARS-CoV-2 Summit activity for the 70 students in her online course (delivered via live Zoom).  To provide students with a solid scientific foundation, first she delivered a comprehensive lecture on SARS-CoV-2 science and the background on the vaccines and drugs in development.  The 70 students were divided into 14 Teams and each team represented an assigned country. Within each country students were assigned the role of either academic scientist, industrial scientist, politician, clinician, and investor. The goal of the summit was to develop solutions to four problems: (1) Improved strategy for mitigating the spread of SARS-CoV-2, (2) Development of treatments and vaccines, (3) Addressing health and economic disparities, and (4) Future pandemic preparedness.  Using Zoom breakout rooms, the students participated in multiple meetings with their own country, and with students sharing the same assigned profession, before the global summit where solutions were solidified.  The Summit activity was a huge success and very rewarding to the students who shared positive feedback about Dr. Milane and the activity.  Dr. Milane also designs classical TBL's that, by request, she has shared with other faculty at Northeastern.  These TBL's are centered on topics such as pulmonary drug delivery and multidrug resistant bacteria.