Amina Sadik presents MMEL applied project at annual AACOM/AODME annual meeting

Amina Sadik, Ph.D., MS (MMEL ‘11), and her student Leticia Rojas, M.S. (both educated at Touro University Nevada COM) recently presented a session titled “Assessing the Current Learning Environment and Making Suggestions for Improvement to Assist the Identified At-Risk Students: a Mixed Method” at the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine/Association of Osteopathic Directors and Medical Educators (AACOM/AODME) annual meeting.

This study was completed as Sadik’s applied project in the 91AVCOM Master’s in Medical Education Leadership Program.
 

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