1. Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Rochester Higher Education Development Committee August 19, 2005

2. Mayo Clinic College of Medicine 5 Schools Graduate Medical Education1300 Graduate Medical Education1300 Graduate School 120 Graduate School 120 Medical School 160 Medical School 160 Health Sciences 375 Health Sciences 375 Continuing Medical Education Continuing Medical Education

3. Strategic Direction Prepare learners to provide and advance preeminent patient care Prepare learners to provide and advance preeminent patient care Teach and demonstrate quality and safety in medicine and biomedical science Teach and demonstrate quality and safety in medicine and biomedical science Invent and teach the practice of medicine of tomorrow Invent and teach the practice of medicine of tomorrow

4. Program Growth Growth is driven by the needs of the Mayo practice and research Growth is driven by the needs of the Mayo practice and research Mayo does not have the appropriate faculty to provide pre-requisites for undergraduate education Mayo does not have the appropriate faculty to provide pre-requisites for undergraduate education Mayo does not award bachelor’s degrees Mayo does not award bachelor’s degrees

5. Degrees Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education Specialty training for MDs for board certification in medical and surgical specialties Specialty training for MDs for board certification in medical and surgical specialties Mayo Graduate School Mayo Graduate School Masters and PhD in sciences and MD/PhD degrees Masters and PhD in sciences and MD/PhD degrees

6. Degrees Mayo Medical School Mayo Medical School MD and MD/PhD degrees MD and MD/PhD degrees Mayo School of Health Sciences Mayo School of Health Sciences Associate, masters and doctorate degrees in allied health sciences Associate, masters and doctorate degrees in allied health sciences Mayo School of Continuing Medical Education Mayo School of Continuing Medical Education Continuing education for health- care providers Continuing education for health- care providers

7. Reinvestment in Rochester Direct and Indirect Investments Direct and Indirect Investments CME brings visitors to Rochester CME brings visitors to Rochester Residents and students fuel the Rochester economy -- and 200 graduates per year stay in Rochester for their careers Residents and students fuel the Rochester economy -- and 200 graduates per year stay in Rochester for their careers Buy houses Buy houses Support families Support families Pay taxes Pay taxes Provide volunteers Provide volunteers Support schools Support schools

8. Relationship with New University Continue to partner with higher education institutions as needed for Mayo programs Continue to partner with higher education institutions as needed for Mayo programs Collaborations through learning environment Collaborations through learning environment Simulation Center Simulation Center Education Technology Center Education Technology Center