Student Achievement Highlights 63
Cardiovascular Perfusion
Interprofessional Education Fellowship
Ms. Jennifer Hutchinson, Ms. Margaret Relle, Mr. Adam Mattison American Society of Extracorporeal Technology 50th International Conference, Orlando, FL
The purpose of the MUSC Interprofessional Education (IPE) Fellowship is to encourage interprofessional engagement among students and faculty. The program seeks to foster a new generation of graduates who are capable of demonstrating interprofessional competencies that go beyond those developed within the individual academic programs. The following students are 2011 graduates from the IPE Fellowship:
Best Scientific Presentation. Using Binomial Proportions and a Linear Regression to Predict Adoption of Perfusion Techniques and Technologies. Mr. Trevelyn Rowell, Mr. Yancey Mooney American Society of Extracorporeal Technology 50th International Conference, Orlando, FL. Best poster. Separation of Biocompatible Cardiopulmonary Bypass Tubing Connections.
Occupational Therapy Program
Ms. Melissa Turpin Ms. Beth Bower Physician Assistant Studies Program
State Honors
Ms. Lindsey Marie Perrone
South Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists (SCANA)
Physical Therapy Program
Mr. Benjamin “Eddie” Thomas, RN, SRNA, Anesthesia for Nurses Program, SC Student Representative American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Political Action Committee (CRNA-PAC) Ms. Grace Laird Johnston, RN, SRNA, Anesthesia for Nurses Program, Student Representative
University Honors
Ms. Casey Rae Amato Ms. Carrie Blakeney Latham Ms. Alyson Rathge Ms. Emily May Tennant Ms. Christine Sanders Walker MUSC Student Leadership Society The MUSC Student Leadership Society was established in 2008 to recognize students who have made notable contributions to the University through their character, service and commitment to enhancing the University environment.
Presidential Scholars 2011-2012
Ms. Janna Cone, Master in Health Administration
The MUSC Presidential Scholars Program is a premiere interprofessional program for students. It was originated by Dr. Raymond Greenberg as a mechanism to enrich the academic culture of the University and promote greater interprofessional understanding among health professional students.
Provost Award
Ms. Rachel Binder, Physical Therapy Ms. Bethany Clark, Physical Therapy Ms. Laura Fitzgerald, Physical Therapy Ms. Elizabeth Douglas, Physician Assistant Studies Ms. Hailey James, Master in Health Administration Ms. Deepthi Meruva, Master in Health Administration Ms. Kathryn Roberts, Master in Health Administration Mr. Erik Sederstrom, Master in Health Administration
The MUSC administration established the Provost’s Scholarship Awards to recognize two students from each college for their excellence in academic achievement, leadership skills, and dedication to community service. Ms. Hailey James, Master in Health Administration Mr. Jayson Zeigler, Occupational Therapy
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