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Health Sciences Alumni Health Sciences Alumni Updated: 11/15/17 Allison Stickney 2018 High school science teaching Teach for America, Dallas-Fort Worth Sophia Sugar 2018 Research Assistant Nationwide Children’s Hosp., Columbus, OH Wanying Zhang 2017 Accelerated BSN, Nursing MGH Institute for Health Professions Kelly Ashnault 2017 Pharmacy Technician CVS Health Ian Grape 2017 Middle School Science Teacher Teach Kentucky Madeline Hobbs 2017 Medical Assistant Frederick Foot & Ankle, Urbana, MD Ryan Kennelly 2017 Physical Therapy Aide Professional Physical Therapy, Ridgewood, NJ Leah Pinckney 2017 Research Assistant UConn Health Keenan Siciliano 2017 Associate Lab Manager Medrobotics Corporation, Raynham, MA Ari Snaevarsson 2017 Nutrition Coach True Fitness & Nutrition, McLean VA Ellis Bloom 2017 Pre-medical fellowship Cumberland Valley Retina Consultants Elizabeth Broske 2017 AmeriCorps St. Bernard Project, New Orleans, LA Ben Crookshank 2017 Medical School Penn State College of Medicine Veronica Bridges 2017 Athletic Training UT Chattanooga, Texas A&M, Seton Hall Samantha Day 2017 Medical School University of Maryland School of Medicine Alexandra Fraley 2017 Epidemiology Research Assistant Department of Health and Human Services Genie Lavanant 2017 Athletic Training Seton Hall University Taylor Tims 2017 Nursing Drexel University, Johns Hopkins University Chase Stopyra 2017 Physical Therapy Rutgers School of Health Professions Madison Tulp 2017 Special education Teach for America Joe Vegso 2017 Nursing UPenn, Villanova University Nicholas DellaVecchia 2017 Physical Therapy Arcadia University Ashley Comparin 2016 Nutrition Education American University Anna Cook 2016 Accelerated Nursing Drexel University Vail Cort 2016 Medical Assistant Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Mackenzie Duncan 2016 Rehabilitation Specialist Rebound Physical Therapy, Natick, MA Normonique Dyer 2016 Medical Scribe Penn State Hershey Keriann Eliseo 2016 Nursing Drexel University Samantha Foote 2016 Food Educator Common Threads Farm, Bellingham, WA Hayley Jacobsen 2016 Research Technician Columbia University Medical Center Nicolette Keznor 2016 In-House Clinical Research Associate PRA Health Sciences, Charlottesville, VA Jenna Kobett 2016 Nursing University of Virginia Robert Kovarik 2016 Exercise Science East Stroudsburg University Katarina Leiby 2016 Occupational Therapy Temple University Haleigh Maloskey 2016 Scientific Recruiter Aerotek Isabella Marchese 2016 Medical Assistant MedStar Health Jasmine Matos 2016 Nursing Johns Hopkins University Shawn Moffitt 2016 Physical Therapy Aide Main Line Health Rehab, Bryn Mawr PA Megan Rogers 2016 Executive Assistant, Research Associate Berkery, Noyes, & Co., LLC Alexandra Sturgis 2016 Health Care Associate Planned Parenthood Northern New England Emily Tropsa 2016 Cloud Data Specialist CloudHealth Technologies, Inc. Michelle Stefanelli 2016 Medical School Comm. Coll. Of Med., Quinnipiac, LECOM Charlie Generotti 2016 Medical School UPenn, UVA, Penn State School of Medicine Luke Lawrence 2016 Medical School Penn. State College of Medicine, Drexel Univ. Alexa Kowker 2016 Physician Assistant Lynchburg College Andrew Weber 2016 Post-bac in Health Studies Cornell University Brandon Kelemen 2016 Podiatry School New York College of Podiatric Medicine Katie McCoubrie 2016 Nursing (Accelerated Program) Villanova University Bryan Procopio 2016 Optometry University of Houston, Ohio State University Melanie Emerson 2016 Research assistant Geisel School of Medicine, Dartmouth Accelerated BS, Nursing University of Connecticut Shannon Kelley 2016 Public Health Research assistant Johns Hopkins University Lana McDowell 2016 Research Technician Johns Hopkins University Dan Moorhead 2016 Clinical Research Technician, Johns Hopkins University Nursing Johns Hopkins University Loren Keith 2016 Nursing Wilkes University Carolyn Marcello 2016 Physical Therapy Temple University Nicole Beyer 2016 Nursing (Accelerated Program) Thomas Jefferson University Liz Berriman 2016 M.S., Human Services Management McDaniel College Maeve Couzens 2016 Pre-Health Post-Baccalaureate Program University of Florida Elliott Hirsch 2016 Medical school LECOM Andrew Glavin 2016 Medical school Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Kyle Nichols 2016 Optometry Penn. College of Optometry Joe Moffa 2016 Physical Therapy University of Delaware, Drexel University Rebecca Fieles 2016 Medical school Temple, Penn State College of Medicine Megan McDonald 2016 Optometry SUNY NYC, Penn. College of Optometry Clayton Bunting 2015 Laboratory Research Assistant Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Casey Calkins 2015 Community Nutrition UConn Ctr for Public Health & Health Policy Emily Carlisi 2015 Registered Nurse NYU Langone Medical Center Emily Carver 2015 Anesthesia Technician University of Vermont Medical Center Elizabeth Cocchiola 2015 Physician Assistant Chatham University Taylor Flatau 2015 Nursing The Women’s Healthcare Group Mary Kamovitch 2015 Small Business Consultant ADP Zachary Kishbaugh 2015 Dental School Tufts University Samantha Lemmon 2015 Nursing Johns Hopkins Hospital Ashton Leyens 2015 Senior Operations Analyst SEI, Oaks, PA Hillary Mallet 2015 Accelerated BSN Program University of Miami Samantha Pagel 2015 Physical Therapy Technician Core 3 Physical Therapy Vanessa Pierot 2015 Speech-Language Pathology Iona College Ryan Rausch 2015 Financial Analyst Northwell Health Alyssa Shmanske 2015 Dietetics Student Rutgers University Leanne Woehleke 2015 Nursing MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Gabrielle Benson 2015 Physician Assistant Bryant University Richard Graf 2015 Medical School Drexel University Mark Siden 2015 Medical School PCOM Colleen Oleynik 2015 Biomedical Engineering, Dental School Rutgers University, Tufts University Christiana Fattorini 2015 Public Health George Washington University Alex Lupolt 2015 Optometry Penn. College of Optometry (Salus Univ.) Alex Krajek 2015 Research Assistant Des Moines University Kathryn Afflebach 2015 Doctor of Nursing Practice Marymount University Brooke Dubnoff 2015 Nursing New York University, Drexel University Margaret Johnson 2015 Nursing New York University Meagan Lesniak 2015 Physical Therapy New York Medical College Missy Mowry 2015 Kinesiology University of Michigan Morgan Patullo 2015 Nursing Johns Hopkins University, Drexel Univ. Jenna Pappas 2015 Physician Assistant Chatham University David Uher 2015 Exercise Science Appalachian State Univ.*, Marshall, Adelphi Kyle Zahradka 2015 Nursing School Johns Hopkins University; Drexel Ashley Iannone 2015 Public Health University of Virginia; Drexel Chad Killen 2015 Optometry Penn. College of Optometry (Salus Univ.) Autumn Hullings 2015 Public health graduate school George Wash., Boston Univ.., Drexel Univ. Megan McLane 2015 Nursing School Duquesne University Sasha Hartnett 2015 Nursing School Univ. of Pennsylvania BSN/MSN Lauren FitzGerald 2015 Public health graduate school University of Maryland, SUNY Albany Megan Nearing 2015 Physician Assistant Mass. Coll. of Pharmacology and HS Sophie Kashurba 2015 Chiropractic School Western States University Anna Duffey 2015 Physical Therapy School Columbia University Jennifer Beggan 2015 Nursing School Boston College Martina Khalek 2015 Dental School University of Buffalo Melissa Tighe 2015 Physical therapy school Arcadia*, George Washington Univ., MGH Dayna Seeger 2015 Physical therapy school Drexel, University, Texas Women’s Univ. Annie Truss 2015 Medical school Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson Brandon Passano 2014 Medical School Georgetown University Elise Annis 2014 Physician Assistant Monmouth University Kenny Kregling 2014 Physical therapy school Franklin & Pierce University Jeff Alpert 2014 Nursing school St. Luke’s University Zachary Riecker 2014 Chiropractic School Palmer College Emily Thren 2014 Nursing (Accelerated Program) University of Maryland, Baltimore Elizabeth Kuhn 2014 Medical school Thomas Jefferson Medical College Cara Pietrolungo 2014 Human Nutrition Columbia University David Gilmore 2014 Physician Assistant Arcadia University Alexander Posch 2014 Research Technician US Army Res. Inst. of Environmental Medicine Medical School Nova Southeastern University Stephen Patrick 2014 Physical Therapy University of Pittsburgh Brandon Passano 2014 Special Master’s in Physiology Georgetown University Heather Colamussi 2014 Nursing school Johns Hopkins University Loren Pruitt 2014 Physical therapy school Columbia University Ashley Miller 2014 Nursing school Johns Hopkins University Terry Lynne Garvey 2014 Nursing school Drexel University Keanna Voso 2014 Nursing school Johns Hopkins University Clara Fitzgerald 2014 Public health graduate school Boston University Pierce Ogden 2014 Exercise science graduate school Miami University Caitlin Kratz 2014 Physical therapy school Chatham University Christina Casillo 2014 Physician assistant school Mass. Coll. of Pharmacology and HS Leah Grandi 2014 Medical school Temple University Colleen Looney 2014 Exercise science graduate school Appalachian State University Jennifer Cray 2014 Athletic training school Seton Hall University Keanna Voso 2014 Nursing school University of Pennsylvania Lauren Pruitt 2014 Physical therapy school Columbia University Jessica Bates 2014 Physical therapy school University of Maryland, Mass General Heather Colamussi 2014 Nursing school Johns Hopkins University Margot Stluka 2013 Nursing school New York University Lindsey Peragallo 2013 Medical school Rowan University Amanda Jackiewicz 2013 Physician assistant school University of Bridgeport Christine Esposito
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