The Minnesota Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (MNLEND) Program is an interdisciplinary leadership training program spanning 16+ disciplines across the University of Minnesota. Funded by the U. S. Maternal & Child Health Bureau (MCHB), MNLEND facilitates the development of leaders with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to allow them to take informed, committed action in the areas of neurodevelopmental and related disabilities.
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320 minimum hours are required of all trainee types, with the exception that post-doc trainees must meet 1,788 hours minimum of program training
Note: MNLEND includes OLPD 5356, and the rest of the hours include clinical visits, self-study, optional trainings, project team work, and families-as teachers hours.
- BiKé Ojomo, MNLEND Program Coordinator, Institute on Community Integration