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Mayo Clinic, NAACP join forces to create new pathways to success for Black, underrepresented students

November 1, 2021 sarah JonasAnnouncement

Mayo Clinic and the Rochester Branch of NAACP today launched “RISE for Youth,” an innovative program that will provide Black and underrepresented students with new pathways to success in education and employment, while also addressing the racial disparities that stand in the way of their success. The program is part of Mayo Clinic’s $100 million commitment against racism.