FYI
From: Dan Chan
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Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009
1:29 AM
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Subject: Prehealth Student $10,000
Essay Compeition - MD Connector and Mayo Clinic - Due March 9, 2009
Dear
Prehealth Student Advisor,
My name is
Dan Chan and I am currently a second year medical student at Mayo Medical
School and also a co-founder of MD Connector, a news and networking site for
medical doctors, medical students, and premedical students. We are
excited to announce MD Connector's partnership with Mayo Clinic in sponsoring a
health education reform essay contest (details as attached). This
competition is open to all premedical, medical, and allied-health students in
the United States and Canada and is free to enter. Over $10,000 of cash
and travel prizes are being awarded as well as the opportunity for finalists to
present at the 2009 Health Care Education Symposium in Rochester, MN on April
26-28, 2009. As our submission deadline of March 9, 2009 is quickly
approaching I would ask you to please forward this on to your premedical students
as soon as possible, as we believe that they will find this opportunity very
worthwhile. If you have colleagues in allied health professions (nursing,
MHA, MPH, etc) we would appreciate it if you could also pass this message
along. We look forward to the participation of your students and wish
them luck,
Sincerely,
Dan Chan
The MD
Connector Team in partnership with Mayo Clinic Health Policy Center
507-316-0396
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MD Connector
Launches $10,000 Competition on Health Education Reform in partnership with
Mayo Clinic
MD Connector in partnership with Mayo Clinic
Health Policy Center is pleased to announce open registration for the MD Connector 2009
National Competition on Health Education Reform.
This essay competition is open to premedical, medical, and allied
health students to stimulate thought, discussion, and innovation on health
education reform. Over $10,000 in
cash, travel, and registration prizes will be awarded to competition finalists,
as well as the opportunity to present at the 2009 Health Care
Education Symposium at Mayo Clinic, Rochester,
MN April 26-28, 2009. This invitation-only event of national healthcare
leaders will be the venue of finalist judging and discussion of proposed ideas.
We welcome you to find out more athttp://www.mdconnector.org about
this unique opportunity. Essay submissions are due by March 9, 2009.
The prompt for the competition is as follows:
In order to create a health care workforce equipped to provide a high-value team approach to coordinated, patient-centered health care, what is the most important change required of the health care education system?