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Leading Change: Preparing Youth for Success in the Health Professions



Preparing Youth for Success in the Health Professions
Linda L. Baer, PhD, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities
Barbara F. Brandt, PhD, Assistant Vice President for Education, University of Minnesota Academic Health Center

Dr. Baer discussed ways to prepare youth for success in health occupations.  She described current MnSCU healthcare education programming, MnSCU partnerships with K-12 education, and efforts to develop middle and high school curricula for health and long-term care career exploration and training. 

Dr. Brandt reviewed the University of Minnesota health professions programs, examples of U of M/MnSCU collaborations, and information on the Allied Health Task Force.  She discussed K-12 health careers pipeline trends in Minnesota.  She also discussed the admissions process for U of M programs and reviewed action steps to support the educational pipeline, including supporting academic excellence in K-12 and providing positive “last” experiences for health professions students.

View the Dr. Baer slides (PDF)

View the Dr. Brandt slides (PDF)



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