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October 4, 2016 Volume 6, No. 8 ABOUT OUR UNDERGRADUATE BSHSA PROGRAM Our Undergraduate BSHSA Program Is an Important Part of Cr October 4, 2016 Volume 6, No. 8 ABOUT OUR UNDERGRADUATE BSHSA PROGRAM Our undergraduate BSHSA program is an important part of creating a health administration “learning community” at Xavier. This means that all of our students, both graduate and undergraduate, feel that they belong to one Xavier HSA home. To accomplish this, the students are working together on various initiatives, there is some graduate faculty overlap, and our department assistants, Tina Farrell for MHSA and Judy Janzen for BSHSA, coordinate a myriad of things to assure that. In this HERALD I wanted to update you about our undergraduate program. OUR UNDERGRADUATE BSHSA STUDENTS This fall, 2016, marks the sixth year for Xavier’s Undergraduate Degree in Health Services Administration. What began as a research project by MHSA students in 2009 developed into a feasible degree that was approved by the Xavier University Board of Trustees in 2011. Although the program was planned to start in the fall of 2012, the high demand by students resulted in us starting the BSHSA degree a year earlier in 2011 instead. MHSA faculty member Ms. Karen Kent served as interim director to get the program launched, and Dr. Rick Browne has been the director since 7/1/12. Below is the list of our undergraduate students. We’ve now graduated three BSHSA classes. NAME HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL YEAR IN BSHSA 1. Lauren Anderson Cincinnati OH Walnut Hills Academy Senior 2. Charlie Berland Rochester MN Mayo High School Senior 3. Haley Bevers Wadsworth OH Wadsworth Senior High School Senior 4. Jessica Biben Twinsburg OH Twinsburg High School Senior 5. Michael Bosse Cincinnati OH Deer Park High School Senior 6. Alexus Brown Florence KY Covington Latin High School Senior 7. Andrew Brzezinski North Olmsted OH St. Ignatius High School Senior 8. Michael Costanzo Cleveland OH St. Joseph Academy Senior 9. Dalton Davis Villa Hills KY Covington Catholic High School Senior 10. Desiree Dick Cincinnati OH McAuley High School Senior 11. Jessica Farrell Cincinnati OH` Inglemoor High School Senior 12. Eric Futscher Irving TX Dallas Jesuit High School Senior 13. Ryan Geoppinger South Bend IN St. Joseph’s High School Senior 14. Emma Gripshover Lakeside Park KY Covington Latin High School Senior 15. Stephanie Hagedorn Cincinnati OH Ursuline Academy Senior 16. Katherine Healy Westwood MA Westwood High School Senior 17. Maggie Heschel Avon Lake OH Avon Lake High School Senior 18. Erin Hirst Charleston WV George Washington High School Senior 19. Gabrielle Hitchcock Ashland OH Ashland High School Senior 20. Patrick Holden Duxbury MA Boston College High School Senior 21. Marcus Huggins Solon OH Solon High School Senior 22. Robert Killian Pittsburgh PA Fox Chapel Area High School Senior 23. Geoffrey Larson Rocky River OH Saint Ignatius High School Senior 24. Maddie Magee South Bend IN St. Joseph’s High School Senior 25. Kaitlyn McNally Moon Township PA Our Lady Sacred Heart High School Senior 26. Sullivan Mills Cincinnati OH St. Xavier High School Senior 27. Nicholas Molnar Che4sterland OH Benedictine High School Senior 28. Enlara Ndum Chicago IL Loyola Academy Senior 29. Michaella Norris Dublin OH Dublin Coffman High School Senior 30. Brandon Oden Cincinnati OH St. Xavier High School Senior 31. Audrey Oyer Findlay OH Findlay High School Senior 32. Sonia Pereira Monroe OH Cathedral High School, NYC Senior 33. Meaghan Reilly Alexandria VA Bishop Ireton High School Senior 34. Jesse Rhodebeck Mount Gilead OH Mount Gilead High School Senior 35. Abigail Robertson Buffalo NY Nardin Academy Senior 36. Anthony Rolley Cincinnati OH Woodward High School Senior 37. Leah Schaefer Alexandria KY Highlands High School Senior 38. Gabriella Schulte South Bend IN Manan High School Senior 39. Monica Seitz Sheffield OH Magnificat High School Senior 40. Kara Sexton Needham MA Needham High School Senior 41. Dajah Siplin Cincinnati OH Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Senior 42. Colleen Staunton Glenview IL Loyola Academy Senior 43. Lena Stringham Pasadena TX Pasadena Memorial High School Senior 44. Rachel Stull Greenwood IN Center Grove High School Senior 45. Emily Wagner Bloomington IN Bloomington South High School Senior 46. Amelia Bedri Las Vegas NV Bishop Gorman High School Junior 47. Benjamin Bockoven Hudson OH Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy Junior 48. Chris Carroll Cleveland OH Saint Ignatius High School Junior 49. Martin Carter Detroit MI University of Detroit Jesuit High School Junior 50. Alexis Clemente Buffalo NY Orchard Park High School Junior 51. Elizabeth Clines Hamilton OH Fairfield High School Junior 52. Mikaela Dougherty Frenchtown OH DVRHS Junior 53. A’Ni-Yah Hamner Cincinnati OH Princeton High School Junior 54. Alexander Herman Pewaukee WI Marquette University High School Junior 55. Ariel Hoeldtke Carmel IN Carmel High School Junior 56. Drew Kaplan Elyria OH Elyria Catholic High School Junior 57. Frank Livingston Cleveland OH Avon Lake High School Junior 58. Adelia Manley Reynoldsburg OH Pickerington High School Junior 59. Austin Mardanus-Budiano Sussex WI Marquette University High School Junior 60. Hanna Martin Temperance MI Bedford High School Junior 61. August McCool Santa Teresa NM Loretto Academy High School Junior 62. Laura McDiarmid Westlake OH Westlake High School Junior 63. Jarena McMullen Fairfield OH Fairfield High School Junior 64. Brennan Mullins Fort Wayne IN Bishop Luers High School Junior 65. Jake Prues Milford OH Milford High School Junior 66. Kennedy Scheich Whitehouse OH Anthony Wayne High School Junior 67. Brianna Timko Girard OH McDonald High School Junior 68. Kelsey Walton Cincinnati OH Little Miami High School Junior 69. Ellen Williams Marietta OH Warren High School Junior 70. Alexander Wolfred Noblesville IN Noblesville High School Junior 71. Tyler Woolnaugh Kirtland OH Kirtland High School Junior 72. Taylor Young Findlay OH Carey High School Junior 73. Benfamin Barnett Cincinnati OH St. Xavier High School Sophomore 74. Kelsey Barnett Louisville KY Mercy Academy Sophomore 75. Georgia Cooper Bellefontaine OH Bellefontaine High School Sophomore 76. Catherine Fazio Kings Park NY Kings Park High School Sophomore 77. Ryan Gallagher Brentwood TN Father Ryan High School Sophomore 78. Beatriz Hernandez Cincinnati OH Indian Hills High School Sophomore 79. Benjamin Higgins Buffalo NY St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute Sophomore 80. John Kookoothe Toledo OH Central Catholic High School Sophomore 81. Emily Lanning Cleveland OH Westlake High School Sophomore 82. Elan Levi Chagrin Falls OH Chagrin Falls High School Sophomore 83. Mark Mazza Cincinnati OH Elder High School Sophomore 84. Vickii Mbachilin Tamarac FL J. P. Tarravella High School Sophomore 85. Madalyn Mueck West Chester OH Lakota East High School Sophomore 86. Allison Nimitz Loveland OH Mt. Notre Dame High School Sophomore 87. Allison Phillips Mason OH William Mason High School Sophomore 88. Jason Pullings Indianapolis IN Cardinal Ritter High School Sophomore 89. Teela Rice Cincinnati OH North College Hill High School Sophomore 90. Julia Schlich Amesbury MA Amesbury High School Sophomore 91. Sasha Scott Indianapolis IN Arsenal Technical High School Sophomore 92. Megan Stewart Zionsville IN Zionsville Community High School Sophomore 93. Jennifer Stoker Lexington OH Lexington High School Sophomore 94. Caroline Wambura Eldridge MD Howard High School Sophomore 95. Kyle Weeden Hahira GA Valwood Prep School Sophomore 96. Bailey Windell Yorktown IN Burns Laboratory School Sophomore 97. Mollie Young Cincinnati OH Ursuline Academy Sophomore 98. Laura Bundus New Richmond OH New Richmond High School Freshman 99. Sean Chrusniak Loveland OH Loveland High School Freshman 100. Brooke Conkle Elmhurst IL IC Catholic Prep Freshman 101. Jonathan Divalerio Lake Bluff IL Lake Forest High School Freshman 102. Maggie Dorger Cincinnati OH Indian Hill High School Freshman 103. Riece Drew Connersville IN Connersville High School Freshman 104. Juozas Gurevicius Hinsdale IL Hinsdale Central High School Freshman 105. Maggie Howell Wickliffe OH Lake Catholic High School Freshman 106. Chelsea Kline Cleveland OH Villa Angela Saint Joseph Freshman 107. Carley Metzger North Bend OH Seton High School Freshman 108. Ruthie Ogunduyile Dayton OH Meadowdale High School Freshman 109. Chase Reed Hillsboro OH Hillsboro High School Freshman 110. Jerica Robinson Bridgeton MO Pattonville High School Freshman 111. Grace Thompson Springfield IL Sacred Heart Griffin High School Freshman 112. Eliza Wilson Park Ridge IL Maine South High School Freshman ALUM-N-I-C-E Our 1,612 Graduate MHSA Alumni and 71 Undergraduate BSHSA Alumni are the pride and joy of Xavier and our HSA Department. We applaud your achievements and commitment to the highest quests in health services administration, we hold you up as models for our students to emulate, and we happily claim you as “ours”. We celebrate with our entire BSHSA Class of 2016 graduates who share their first jobs: • Charles Berland ’16B is a Healthcare Professional Services Recruiter at Prolink in Cincinnati OH • Claire Brolsma ‘16B is an Inside Sales Associate at Omnicare in Cincinnati OH • Amanda Burdsall ’16B Financial Services Representative I at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati OH • Bishop Burton ‘16B is a graduate student in the MHSA Program at Xavier University, Cincinnati OH • Katharine Cuppett ‘16B is Health Information Coordinator at St. Luke’s Hospital in St. Louis MO • Chris Donohue, 16B is a Fnancial Intake Coordinator at CHI Health in Milford, OH • Ivonne Duran ‘16B is a Corps Member of the City Year/Americorps
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