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About 10 months ago ASU and Mayo annouced collaborative efforts in both biomedical research and nursing education. Here's a link to the nursing education portion:
That's a good question, I don't know. I'm not even sure what a "learning community" is.![]()
What about you?
When we registered at orientation we were split into two groups. Each of these groups is a learning community. It is my understanding that each group will have a different clinical instructor and that we will belong to our assigned group for the duration of our program. I was on the far side of the room (where the Mayo representatives were located). The line number I received for our clinical class was 17245.
I apologize for not being clearer in my first reply. Have you had a chance to look at our syllabi yet? It really looks like we will be busy!
I remember now, I was in the group located farthest from the front of the room relative to where the presenters stood. And I was never clear about the reasons for breaking the group up, but it makes sense after you explained it.
I looked at the syllabi and I agree, we're going to be busy. This last week I've been reading the pharm book and study my old patho notes. Saunder's spells out pharm in detail, which is good, but I think he may over do it at times.
Have you logged into Eriworld yet? I think it was recommended for review, but the website said to limit the # of logins are we were only allowed so many. I declined to fully login until I knew more about the login situation.
Kabin
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Looks like I'm going to the new Mayo campus 16 month accelerated program. I'm sure there will be growing pains, but it should be worth it.