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Understanding and Offsetting Financial Barriers for Black Students in Science, Engineering, and Medicine Programs, Partnerships, and Pathways: Proceedings of a Workshop (2022) / Chapter Skim
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3 Supportive Workforce Development and Academic Enrichment Programs
Pages 21-28

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... . • Integrated medical schools are important so that all physicians learn to provide effective care to all patients (Dr.
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... THE IMPORTANCE OF RELATIONSHIPS Dr. Satcher drew from his own experience to discuss the importance and challenges of Black medical students in predominantly white medical schools.
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... She highlighted past STEMM partnerships, with a focus on the National Workforce Development Pipeline to increase diversity in the health-care pipeline. Office of Minority Health Partnerships The mission of OMH is to improve the health of racial and ethnic minority populations through the development of health policies and programs that will eliminate health disparities, Ms.
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... Finally, accessibility related to transportation and safety is significant in some locations. Tools across NWDP programs include summer programming, stipends and scholarships, a wellness life skills curriculum, digital technology and online services, dual enrollment, and internships.
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... After 2016, almost 72 percent of students went on to college after utilizing PHCC resources.1 The Public Health Institute's FACES for the Future Coalition involves a partnership between 11 high schools and universities.2 The students receive career exposure, academic enrichment, life skills and wellness support, and youth leadership development. Of note, crisis counseling and case management are provided because 80 percent of the participants come from challenging households or have other family issues.
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... • A multipronged program approach can allow students to complete STEMM and health programs while linking them to associate degree programs or other allied health training. • Continued funding support ensures sustainability of program suc cess to include individual student stipends, academic preparation, and ongoing state and federal initiatives.
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... Satcher discussed the importance of Black students attending predominantly white institutions. Many medical schools have a holistic approach to admissions, Dr.
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... Sullivan suggested resources that are not being fully used, including physicians in the community who can serve as mentors and role models. REFERENCES Satcher, D
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