In an effort to share this expertise, the school produces its Mini Med School program each fall. This is a series of eight, weekly, one-hour presentations on health care and medical topics that are conducted in front of a live audience as well as video cameras. The video feed is streamed via the Internet to other locations throughout the state. A limited number of people may make reservations to attend the entire local series at no cost.

  The content level of each program is geared to the general public and has included topics such as anatomy, physiology, cell biology, microbiology, immunology, pathology, pharmacology and cancer. The format features presentations by one or two  speakers selected for their ability to make technical and medical language and concepts understandable. The program ends with a question and answer session with questions e-mailed to the speakers from the outlying locations.

  SECAHEC organizes and promotes attendance at a Mini Med School viewing site located at Pueblo Community College.