Did you know that the University of Minnesota trains 70% of all health professionals in Minnesota?
The Libraries is an integral partner with the U of M Medical School in this endeavor, providing U of M students — your future health-care providers — with active-learning opportunities that advance the field of medicine.
Join us for a hands-on, interactive event in the U of M’s Health Sciences Education Center (HSEC) and get an insider’s look at how future doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers are trained in today’s dynamic learning environment.
Registration is required if you plan to attend. This event takes place Thursday, Aug. 8, 5-6:30 p.m. at the Health Sciences Education Center. Parking is available at Washington Avenue Ramp.
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