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Priorities:Medical College of Wisconsin Faculty Projects

2024-01-05T15:24:05Z

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=Project Name: health DESIGN open=

''Project by Faculty Innovation Fellows Candidate [[Fellow:Antonina Johnston|Antonina Johnston]]''

===Why is this project important to you, your department, & your Fellows?===
The '''health DESIGN open''' project is important to me and the Human-Centered Design Lab because we have an opportunity to make a larger impact on our community at the Medical College of Wisconsin and in our health design community in the United States. This would positively affect our faculty, staff, and students by sharing what human-centered design and design thinking is and how it can be applicable in their work. Through this project we will encourage innovation in health profession education while also developing stronger relationships with colleagues and creating a community of practice.

A secondary reason this is important to me is to help solidify the identity of the Human-Centered Design Lab at the Medical College of Wisconsin. This is an opportunity to focus on radical collaboration within the health professions education by co-designing programs and ideas with learners, staff, and faculty. We will broaden our reach and impact through this work by including new connections with health designers, educators, and entrepreneurs in our area.

===Description===
In collaboration with the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, I will co-design a health DESIGN open that will be linked to their annual Innovator's Expo. Currently, there is a small number of health design labs in the United States, and an even smaller number that focus on health professions education and social innovation. Over the last year our lab has been dedicated to creating a new mission and vision for the future of our lab. Our mission is to advance the innovation of medical education by empowering change makers through empathy, experimentation, and curiosity. Our programs are designed to challenge the status quo and encourage participants to be open to new perspectives. Using this mission, we can offer our community of health designers an opportunity to learn and connect with one another. Milwaukee has a strong higher education presence that we can tap into and that would have interest in working on co-designing a project like this and creating a strong community of practice.

The long-term goals of this project will be to host an annual or bi-annual open to learn together, share new ideas, and connect. This open will include programming that includes human-centered design learning and training, community design planning, and presenters on health design topics. The pilot health DESIGN open is scheduled for Thursday, May 9th through Friday, May 10, 2024 in collaboration with the UWM Innovator's Expo.

In December 2023 a team was created from the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center and the Kern Institute at the Medical College of Wisconsin to start the planning and design of the open. Marketing of the pilot will begin in late January 2024.

===Stakeholders served===

*Medical College of WI (Faculty, Students, and Staff, MCW Interprofessional Education Program)
*UW-Milwaukee (Lubar Entrepreneurship Center, Graduate Nursing Program, Other Health Profession Programs, Engineering programs, etc.)
*Additional Milwaukee Institutions/Programs:
**Marquette University (707 Hub)
**Milwaukee School of Engineering - CTSI 500 Stars Program
**University of Wisconsin Graduate Design Program

===Key Milestones===

*December 2023: Create a group of core collaborators on the project
*May 9, 2024: First pilot
*June 2024: Reflect and Iterate Plan
*September 2024:Start planning for the improved health DESIGN open
*May 2025: Second Pilot

===An Innovation Portfolio===
Through this project I hope to share knowledge about health design thinking, the entrepreneurial mindset, and help with establishing a community of practice for health designers in health profession education.

[[Category:Faculty Projects]]

Fellow:Antonina Johnston

2023-10-04T22:40:05Z

Johnstonvoice: Bio

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==Bio==
Antonina "Nina" Johnston (she/her) received her vocal degree from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2009. She owned her own small business, Johnston Voice Studio,LLC, and taught private voice lessons for 15 years. She recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Graduate Degree in Music Education. Nina is currently completing her second Masters degree in Nonprofit Leadership through the Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management at UWM.

In addition to her musical and entrepreneurial endeavors she is a design thinker and the current program manager for the Human-Centered Design Lab at the Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education at the Medical College of Wisconsin. There she runs all lab programs and facilitates Design Sprints and Workshops with her colleagues.

Nina is married and a mom of two awesome kids and a crazy puppy. She enjoys a variety of activities like reading, quilting, refinishing furniture, and gardening. She loves projects and to learn new things so please share your ideas for her next project!

==Achievements==

University Innovation Fellow (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2021)

Lubar Entrepreneurship Center Teaching Fellowship & Grant (January 2022)

Nu Lambda Mu International Honor Society (May 2022)

Honors Society of Phi Kappa Phi (2023)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2022)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio 2.0 (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2023)

Certificate of Completion for Price-Babson SEE (May 2023

==Social media profiles==
Facebook: Antonina Centinario Johnston (personal)

Instagram: @antoninamcj (personal)
@johnstonvoice (professional)

[[Category:University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2021 cohort)]]

[[Category:Student Contributors]]

{{CatTree|University of Wisconsin Milwaukee}}

Fellow:Antonina Johnston

2023-06-09T21:55:07Z

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==Bio==
Antonina "Nina" Johnston (she/her) received her vocal degree from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2009. She owned her own small business, Johnston Voice Studio,LLC, and taught private voice lessons for 15 years. She recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and will finish her thesis for a Masters in Music Education in August. In addition to her musical and entrepreneurial endeavors she is a design thinker and the current program manager for the Human-Centered Design Lab at the Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education at the Medical College of Wisconsin. There she runs all lab programs and facilitates Design Sprints and Workshops with her colleagues.

Nina is married and a mom of two awesome kids and a crazy puppy. She enjoys a variety of activities like reading, quilting, refinishing furniture, and gardening. She loves projects and to learn new things so please share your ideas for her next project!

==Achievements==

University Innovation Fellow (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2021)

Lubar Entrepreneurship Center Teaching Fellowship & Grant (January 2022)

Nu Lambda Mu International Honor Society (May 2022)

Honors Society of Phi Kappa Phi (2023)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2022)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio 2.0 (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2023)

Certificate of Completion for Price-Babson SEE (May 2023

==Social media profiles==
Facebook: Antonina Centinario Johnston (personal)

Instagram: @antoninamcj (personal)
@johnstonvoice (professional)

[[Category:University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2021 cohort)]]

[[Category:Student Contributors]]

{{CatTree|University of Wisconsin Milwaukee}}

Fellow:Antonina Johnston

2023-06-09T21:53:43Z

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;Majoring in:Masters in Music Education & Graduate Certificate <br /> in Nonprofit Management
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==Bio==
Antonina "Nina" Johnston (she/her) received her vocal degree from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2009. She owned her own small business, Johnston Voice Studio,LLC, and taught private voice lessons for 15 years. She recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and will finish her thesis for a Masters in Music Education in August. In addition to her musical and entrepreneurial endeavors she is a design thinker and the current program manager for the Human-Centered Design Lab at the Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education at the Medical College of Wisconsin. There she runs all lab programs and facilitates Design Sprints and Workshops with her colleagues.

Nina is married and a mom of two awesome kids and a crazy puppy. She enjoys a variety of activities like reading, quilting, refinishing furniture, gardening, and loves to learn new things.

==Achievements==

University Innovation Fellow (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2021)

Lubar Entrepreneurship Center Teaching Fellowship & Grant (January 2022)

Nu Lambda Mu International Honor Society (May 2022)

Honors Society of Phi Kappa Phi (2023)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2022)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio 2.0 (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2023)

Certificate of Completion for Price-Babson SEE (May 2023

==Social media profiles==
Facebook: Antonina Centinario Johnston (personal)

Instagram: @antoninamcj (personal)
@johnstonvoice (professional)

[[Category:University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2021 cohort)]]

[[Category:Student Contributors]]

{{CatTree|University of Wisconsin Milwaukee}}

Fellow:Antonina Johnston

2023-06-09T21:34:46Z

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;Majoring in:Masters in Music Education & Graduate Certificate <br /> in Nonprofit Management
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==Bio==
Antonina Johnston (she/her) received her vocal degree from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2009 and has been teaching private voice lessons for the past twelve years. She is currently studying for her Masters in Music Education and Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management. She is the owner of Johnston Voice Studio, LLC, where she teaches classical, musical theater and contemporary styles of sining. Her students have consistently participated in singing competitions nationally and statewide. She is a current member of MTEA and NATS. Antonina is also a former board member and Program Manager for the Civic Music Association of Milwaukee. In addition to running a successful voice studio, she is dedicated to promoting music education, equity, inclusivity, and access to the performing arts.

==Achievements==

University Innovation Fellow (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2021)

Lubar Entrepreneurship Center Teaching Fellowship & Grant (January 2022)

Nu Lambda Mu International Honor Society (May 2022)

Honors Society of Phi Kappa Phi (2023)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2022)

Completed the Teaching and Learning Studio 2.0 (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University) (2023)

Certificate of Completion for Price-Babson SEE (May 2023

==Social media profiles==
Facebook: Antonina Centinario Johnston (personal)

Instagram: @antoninamcj (personal)
@johnstonvoice (professional)

[[Category:University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2021 cohort)]]

[[Category:Student Contributors]]

{{CatTree|University of Wisconsin Milwaukee}}

Fellow:Antonina Johnston

2023-06-09T21:27:19Z

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2021-10-04T01:30:55Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) commented on "Building a Network of Support" (The stakeholder meetings this week were nerve racking, but essential to building our UIF network of support on campus. I was surprised by...)

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2021-10-04T01:25:18Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) commented on "Expect the Unexpected" (Thank you for bringing this up. It is a good reminder!)

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2021-09-09T21:49:46Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) edited a post on "Inspiring"

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2021-09-09T21:48:44Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) commented on "Inspiring" (This documentary is exactly what I needed to watch this week as a reminder of why we are doing this. It's not about the individual, it's...)

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2021-09-04T03:00:16Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) commented on "UWM Online Resources" (I didn't know about the "Virtual Student Union" on Canvas. Very Cool! Canvas is used in every aspect of our learning even when taking an...)

Resource talk:How to organize a Startup Weekend

2021-09-03T23:42:07Z

Johnstonvoice:

Organizing a Startup Weekend event is a good idea and it has many benefits. It helps people that work can be done efficiently in a better way, work in collaboration with others to achieve a single aim. As a volunteer, it gave them the sense to work in a team and taking responsibilities making them a good manager and a leader.

Iam interested to organizing an entrepreneurship startup in campus. It's a good way to reach students but we are also face a problem that my campus has hundred of thousands students with many background.

This was a good overview of the steps to host a successful event. This can be used as a template for putting together the stakeholders meeting that UIF candidates are asked to do. The stakeholders meeting is on a smaller scale, but can use some of this advice.

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2021-08-28T14:51:44Z

Johnstonvoice (talk | contribs) commented on "Hero In Our Own Way" (Thank you for sharing this! I have struggled to find my true "why", and your writing about being a life long learner and wanting to conti...)

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2021-07-23T19:57:46Z

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2021-07-23T19:57:45Z

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