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Discover Your
CTE Village
Learn about innovation happening in your CTE village.
We are celebrating CTE month by collecting and sharing examples of the innovative work happening in health science CTE programs across the U.S. and inviting our CTE connections to come together and learn from one another.
95% of the meeting will cover examples of innovation.
After a very quick welcome from our hosts, Laura Flynn and Jen Dehn, two of NHA's biggest CTE enthusiasts, they will begin sharing as many examples as they can fit into 45- minutes.
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Speakers
Laura Flynn
Director, CareerTechnical Education Division
Laura Flynn is the Director of the Career and Technical Education Division at National Healthcareer Association. She oversees partnerships with school districts, helping them align with state and federal Career and Technical Education (CTE) goals. On a mission to help every student access a meaningful career, she is focused on improving health science education and creating pathways that lead to industry credentials.
Prior to taking on her role at National Healthcareer Association, Laura gained experience in workforce development and education as a Workforce Advisor for a private university. Through her experiences in creating pathways for non-traditional students she developed a passion for helping individuals gain access to sustainable careers. Additionally, Laura has experience in the architecture and construction industry.
Laura Flynn has spoken at many industry events, including ACTE’s CareerTech Vision, The Credentialing Summit, and numerous state and regional conference events.
Jen Dehn
CTE RegionalPartnerships Manager
Jen Dehn is a Regional Partnerships Manager in the CTE Division for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). She manages a team of specialists who work one-on-one with secondary Health Science programs across the nation to help them get started implementing NHA’s nationally recognized, accredited certifications. She is passionate about creating opportunities in secondary education—specifically for all the ways CTE programs help students get a leg up before they enter the workforce or go on for additional education.Prior to her role at NHA, Jen spent seven years in post-secondary education focused on helping non-traditional students find a pathway to start or advance their careers. Since making the switch to the CTE field, she has become very invested in ensuring secondary health science students nationwide have equitable access to the incredible opportunities industry-recognized training and credentials can provide.
Discover CTE Month
Hop over to our dedicated CTE month page to discover some of our best CTE tips and resources!