NCHSE Spring 2023 Newsletter

The National Consortium for Health Science Education, a non-profit education organization, represents state education agency leaders responsible for middle school, secondary, and postsecondary career technical education (CTE) health science programs. Established in 1991, NCHSE supports visionary leadership, promotes best practices, and speaks with one voice to promote career success for the next generation of health professionals. Through partnerships with publishers and resource providers, professional associations, certification providers and the Health Science Educators Association (HSEA), NCHSE is positioned as the national authority for health science education.

The 2023 National Consortium for Health Science Education Annual Meeting was a successful sharing and networking opportunity for those able to attend in-person or virtually in Fort Worth, Texas, January 25-26. Accomplishments of the organization were highlighted in the 2023 NCHSE Annual Report.

NCHSE Health Science State Leaders

NCHSE Publishers/Resource Providers

NCHSE Professional Associations

NCHSE Executive Council

The NCHSE Executive Council welcomes our newest member, Mallory Dufek, G-W Publisher Acquisitions Editor, K-12 Health & PE, Health Science, and FAC as the publishers/resource providers category representative. Mallory will complete the one-year term vacated by Nicholas Wells’ election as the NCHSE treasurer. This representative position will be up for election for a two-year term at the 2024 annual meeting. Our congratulations to Mallory on this appointment. Through her work with G-W Publisher, Mallory manages three product portfolios (including G-W’s 1st and 3rd most profitable) and is responsible for setting portfolio strategy, including creating and owning P&L statements, managing investments, and overseeing product development. She utilizes strong relationship-building skills with cross-functional stakeholders, external partners, authors, and educators to create market-leading products. Mallory Dufek will be an excellent representative for our second largest category.

Transfr’s mission is to train the future of every industry and open up exciting new opportunities for talent across the globe and at home.

We train people for well-paying careers available now in high-demand fields, enabling learners to find job security and upward mobility, facilitated by immersive, hands-on VR training.

For over 130 years, McGraw Hill Education has never stopped innovating to meet the ever-changing needs of educators and learners – and will continue to support and celebrate your efforts every step of the way. Look forward to updates of the health science titles soon.

Surgical Science is a leading supplier of virtual reality simulators for medical training. Our simulators are used by medical training centers and institutes worldwide for practice, validation and certification of students, surgeons, and medical doctors.

The ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) is the gold standard in global credentialing for medical laboratory professionals and has credentialed over 600,000 individuals. We are the first and largest credentialing agency. Since our inception in 1928, the BOC continues to set a high standard for quality and continuing competency.

Plan now to join us for an in-person extraordinary conference experience at the 2023 National Health Science Conference as an attendee, an exhibitor, a sponsor, and/or workshop presenter.

Hotel reservations link - conference rates honored through September 15th.

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April 19, 2023 4:30PM (ET)

Teachers go through rigorous training to teach their subject. They may spend countless dollars and hours preparing themselves for their daily presentations. They walk out confident that their training and preparation has adequately prepared them for what is to come. Academically they are ready. Unfortunately, all this training and preparation can be less effective if it does not address a major barrier that stands to block the effectiveness of the teacher. That barrier is DISCIPLINE. The lack of classroom discipline negatively affects the learning environment. There are specific steps to be taken. When followed, these have yielded a more productive learning environment. These will have a positive effect both in and out of the classroom.

Presenter: Robert Daniel

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• Illinois ACTE Conference, Bloomington, February 15-17
• Shelby County Health Science Professional Development, Memphis, TN, March 21
• 2023 ACTE National Work-based Learning Conference, Atlanta, GA, April 26-28
• NCHSE Semiannual Members Call, May 4; 2:00 PM (ET)
• 2023 HOSA International Leadership Conference, Dallas, TX, June 21-24
• 2023 Arizona ACTE Summer Conference, Tucson, July 14-19
• THOA Health Science Conference 2023, College Station, TX, July 18-19
• 2023 Mississippi ACTE Conference, Biloxi, July 17-19
• ACTE 2023 CareerTech VISION – November 29-December 2, Phoenix, AZ

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