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Workforce Heterogeneity

One of the goals of Frontiers is to advocate and facilitate the recruitment, retention and overall success of a multidisciplinary translational workforce that encompasses investigators, trainees, and community partners from across all our partner institutions. Additionally, we seek to foster an environment where the integration of multiple perspectives is valued as an essential asset for generating knowledge to benefit all patients and communities.

The Workforce Heterogeneity core recognizes the many pathway programs that support students who are interested in medicine and science. The following pathway programs provide early opportunities for success in Translational Research and Science:  

STAR 2.0 (Children's Mercy Kansas City)

STAHR (UMKC)

K-PATHS

KU Medical Center K-12 Initiatives

Other programs supporting students and trainees: 

Mission Vision Project KC 

If you would like your program listed above, please contact the Frontiers Workforce Heterogeneity Navigator

 

Workforce Heterogeneity Contacts

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Bridgette Jones, M.D., MS

Co-Lead Translational Endeavors

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Carrie  Francis, M.D.

Workforce Heterogeneity Lead

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Joanna Weidler-Lewis, Ph.D.

Workforce Heterogeneity Navigator

Interested in Learning More?

One of our Navigators would be happy to assist you in learning more about their respective areas by contacting us below.

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