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Virginia RETHINKS Health Sciences Education initiative

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Description

A TAACCCT-funded initiative organized across Virginia's 23 community colleges to redesign health-sciences education, strengthen workforce connections, and improve college efficiencies.

Components

  • Virginia RETHINKS three-goal grant design: student outcomes, workforce connections, and college efficiencies: The Virginia RETHINKS Health Sciences Education initiative organized a $24 million TAACCCT grant across all 23 Virginia community colleges around three broad goals: improving student outcomes, building connections to the workforce, and improving college efficiencies. Strategies included redesigning curriculum in developmental education and health-related courses, in-person counseling and mentoring, and technology platforms for students, faculty, and staff. The report evaluates implementation of each strategy. (Margaret Sullivan et al. (2015))

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Key Sources

  • Margaret Sullivan, Brittany English, Alyson Burnett, Jillian Berk. (2015). Implementing the Virginia RETHINKS Health Sciences Education TAACCCT Grant. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/implementing-the-virginia-rethinks-health-sciences-education-taaccct-grant
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