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Nursing Project Team Forms Connections

A leadership team from A-B Tech and Indo Asian Academy in Bangalore, India, met to create a program model to be used to connect A-B Tech's nursing students to nursing students in Bangalore to discuss cultural differences related to the healthcare industry. The goal of the model is to make it available for use by any instructor at A-B Tech to connect classes to similar classes in other countries to better educate students. Pictured, from left, are Russ Yelton, Executive Director of Entrepreneurial Ventures and Business Incubation; President Betty Young, Dr. S.T. Raja from Indo Asian Academy; Debbie Whisenant, Nursing instructor; and Max Queen, Executive Vice President/Chief Learning Officer.

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