Nursing and Science (path and biotech) clinical exchange
Nomination submitted by: James Goodwin, Director of Curriculum Development and Review
Program Overview Gennessee Community College in Batavia, New York offers a clinical exchange in nursing and science (medical pathology and biotechnology) with Southbank Institute of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. The exchange is the first of its kind in the New York, offering nursing and pathology students an opportunity to learn from real-world experience of health care as it is practiced in another nation. The program has already helped recent participants secure registered nurse positions at magnet hospitals in New York State.
Because of attention drawn to the nursing and science clinical exchange, interest in study abroad has been growing institution-wide. "Our relationships with international partners such as Brazil, Ireland, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic are strengthening," says Eunice M. Bellinger, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, "adding to a shared vision of our philosophy of providing international experiences to the student body, thus broadening their horizons."
Program Implementation Read the winning nomination, including details on how the program achieves its objectives
The members of the selection panel for this year’s awards include the following leaders in international education:
Ulrich BaerVice Provost for Globalization & Multicultural Affairs, New York University
Maria Harper-MarinickExecutive Vice Chancellor and Provost, Maricopa Community Colleges
Arlene JacksonDirector of International Education, American Association of State Colleges & Universities (AASCU)
Donna ScarboroAssociate Vice President, International Programs, The George Washington University
Brian WhalenPresident and CEO, The Forum on Education Abroad