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ACE SEEKS ADMINISTRATORS AND FACULTY FOR FELLOWS
PROGRAM
AMA/FREIDA
(Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Database Access system)
Master's program in Health Professions Education (University of
Illinois-Chicago)
OMERAD/Michigan State University (Primary
Care Faculty Development Fellowship)
SCHOOL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION at The University
of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Stanford Faculty
Development Program
Teaching Scholars Program (University of Washington, Dept. of Medical
Education)
ACE SEEKS ADMINISTRATORS AND FACULTY FOR
FELLOWS PROGRAM
- The American Council on Education (ACE) is offering a leadership development
opportunity for higher education professionals, including medical school
faculty and administrators, through its ACE Fellows Program. The 35 mid-level
administrators and senior faculty selected for the program will spend a
year observing and participating in administrative activities while studying
higher education leadership, administration, decision-making, and governance.
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- Candidates must have a minimum of five years of experience as faculty
members or administrators in higher education, and must be nominated by
their institution's president or other senior officer who agrees to pay
their salary and benefits during the fellowship year. Women and minority
candidates are especially encouraged to apply.
- Information:
ACE Fellows Program, One Dupont Circle, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20036-1193
- (tel.): 202.939.9420, (fax): 202.785.8056, (email): <fellows@ace.nche.edu>.
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OMERAD Fellowship Overview
- Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine offers a Primary
Care Faculty Development Fellowship. The goal of the program is to prepare
new physician faculty for careers in primary care academic medicine. The
fellowship provides training in teaching, research, administration, written
communication and professional academic skills. Since 1979, over 270 physicians
have completed the MSU faculty development fellowship.
- The fellows are general internists, family practitioners and general
pediatricians from medical schools and primary care residencies throughout
the U.S.
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- Each year from September through June, the fellows spend five weeks
at MSU participating in workshops, seminars, small group activities, and
practice teaching assignments. At their home institutions, they complete
assignments and a major project. With the assistance of MSU faculty members
and a peer mentor group, fellows design and implement a curricular development
or research project, which they present at the the Primary Care Research
and Development Conference in June.
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- The Primary Care Faculty Development Fellowship Program is supported
by grants from the Division of Medicine, Public Health Service. This program
is also supported by the Departments of Medicine, Pediatrics and Human
Development, Family Practice, the Office of Medical Education Research
and Development, and the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University.
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- For more information, contact:
William A. Anderson, Ph.D.
Professor and Director, OMERAD
A-217 E. Fee Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
Telephone: (517) 353-7791
Fax Number: (517) 353-8926
E-mail Address: ander113@pilot.msu.edu
Fellowship
WWW Site
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SCHOOL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION at The
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
OVERVIEW
- The School of Medical Education is part of the Faculty of Medicine,
The University of New South Wales. The World Health Organization Regional
Training Centre within the School is constituted through a formal tripartite
agreement between the World Health Organization, the Australian Government
and The University of New South Wales.
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- The School contributes to the promotion of national and international
health through the education and development of the health professions,
offering degree and non-degree educational programs.
For more information: The
School of Medical Education Web Site
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