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2018 Spring E-Magazine

Do you want to make a difference in the lives of customers and patients?   Do you have a passion for healthcare, business process, data, or technology? Are you interested in being part of high energy teams at the forefront of innovation at a Fortune 7 company?  Are you a sophomore seeking a quality learning and development experience?

It’s the most famous course offered in medical school. Gross Anatomy defines the experience of the medical student in popular culture. As it turns out it is also defining for the students themselves. Many in my class commented that although they received their white coats weeks earlier at a formal coating ceremony, they didn’t feel that they were truly physicians-in-training until they stepped through the doors of the Gross Anatomy lab. I had a similar experience.

Have you ever wanted to do something that would give you the opportunity to make a difference?

Do you want the opportunity to lead others into the future of health?

Have you ever considered being a member of HOSA’s Executive Council?

Qualifications for running for the Executive Council:

HOSA Invited Guests of the United Nations  
3rd Commemoration of International Day of Women and Girls in Science

"We need to encourage and support girls and women to achieve their full potential as scientific researchers and innovators." -- UN Secretary General, Anonio Guterres

HOSA-Future Health Professionals was invited to send ten (10) representatives to attend the Women and Girls in Science Forum at the United Nations, February 8-9, New York City. 

Press Release
 
iGIANT® Challenge Competition for HOSA Innovators
 
 
For Immediate Release                                                                                  Monday, January 22, 2018
 

Source: Advance CTE

Congress continued to recognize Career Technical Education (CTE) this week. Read below to find out more about a bipartisan “Dear Colleague” letter about reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (Perkins), a recent briefing and a resolution about workforce development.

59 Senators Sign on to Letter to Encourage Perkins Reauthorization 

Source: Advance CTE. Posted December 14, 2017

This year marked a pivotal moment for K-12 education. With the passage of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) in 2015, state leaders have spent the last two years reexamining and strategizing they way they deliver K-12 education. Now that the last ESSA plans have been written and submitted, we finally have a national picture of state priorities for education, including how K-12 education systems will support and reinforce career preparation opportunities.