Interprofessional Leadership Fellows
Join and explore the new U-M IPE faculty Canvas site!
It connects U-M faculty across schools and campuses in a virtual “teachers’ lounge” – a place to share best practices, ask for help with ideas, find resources, etc.
Background on IPL Fellows:
The Interprofessional Leadership (IPL) Fellows is an 18-month IPL program enables U-M faculty to learn from and work with academic and practice leaders at the university and national levels to develop interprofessional education skills and leadership capacity, with a particular emphasis on experiential interprofessional education.
Meet the new 2021-22 sixth cohort of Interprofessional Leadership Fellows!
- Meet the 2020-21 fifth cohort of IPL Fellows and learn about their projects.
- Meet the 2019-20 fourth cohort of IPL Fellows and learn about their projects.
- Learn about the 2018-19 third cohort of IPL fellows and their projects.
- Learn about the 2017-18 second cohort of IPL Fellows and their projects. And watch a video of a panel of fellows (from 2017).
- Learn about the inaugural cohort of IPL Fellows (2016-17) and their projects.
Testimonial from Cohort 3 IPL Fellow:
“The program helped our COHSE team see that interprofessional education can contribute to improvement in patient outcomes, health care delivery systems, and the public’s health. The possibilities are tremendous, and seeing what other people are doing is absolutely inspiring. I would encourage others to learn more about how interprofessional education is possible in your own practice.” Read more.
–Marjorie McCullagh, nursing professor, director of U-M Occupational Health Nursing & member of U-M Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering (COHSE)