Project ECHO presented by the JCU AmeriCorps Program
You are invited to take part in Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes), a new program from the JCU AmeriCorps program. Project ECHO is a guided practice model that uses telementoring regarding a diverse range of student topics.
ECHO sessions include professional experts in the presented topic and case studies for discussion among participants. Each session is 45 minutes in length. The goal is that students not only gain expertise in certain topic areas, but that they also gain skills in problem-solving, professional development, career development, and public speaking.
Who? Students, Parents, Administrators, and Community Members
What? ECHO sessions
Where? Via the zoom platform (duration 45 minutes)
When? The five first segments are on October 8th either at 3:30 or 4:15 (see attached flier)
Why? In order to provide a space for students to talk about topics related to their professional development and personal growth.
We invite you to review the attached flyer and join us for the first round of ECHO Sessions.
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