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Level 1 Prize Winners Move More Challenge Prize Winners Level 1 (250,000 steps) - $10 Pulse Cash Winners • A’Shauna Brown, The Emory Clinic • Douglas S. Ander, School of Medicine • Lauren Abrams, The Task Force for Global Health • Rosina Mauro-Majewski, Emory University Hosp. • Aaron Preston, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Dulcie Broomfield, The Emory Clinic • Lauren Shewmaker, The Carter Center • Roxana Chicas, School of Nursing • Abimbola Evans, School of Medicine • DuShon Copper, Emory Hospital Midtown • Leah Wray, The Emory Clinic • Roxanne Duncombe, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Adam Platto, Goizueta Business School • Ebony Washington, The Emory Clinic • Leann Linam, Emory+Children’s Ped. Institute • Sabrina Nail, The Emory Clinic • Adetola Makanjua, Emory Hospital Midtown • Elaine Cosgrove, Emory College • Lee Hundley, The Task Force for Global Health • Sagar Darira, Executive Vice President • Aisha Albert, Emory Decatur Hospital • Elisa Dawn Hedmann, Emory University Hospital • Lei A. Ellingson, The Carter Center • Sajia Kotwal, Emory Decatur Hospital • Alan Polson, Campus Services • Elisabeth Ward, The Emory Clinic • Leigh Vaughn, Campus Services • Samantha Lamon, Emory College • Alesia Staten, The Emory Clinic • Elise Smith, Emory University Hospital • Leslie Ann Wallace, Campus Services • Sandra Aguilera, Emory Campus Life • Alexandre Cammarata-Mouchtouris, School of • Elizabeth Jackson-Jordan, Exec. V.P. for Health • Letitia Campbell, Candler School of Theology • Sandra Williams, Emory Decatur Hospital Medicine Affairs • Lia Buckhanan, The Emory Clinic • Sandra Brooks, The Emory Clinic • Alexis Swann, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Elizabeth Elizalde, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Lillian Holman, The Emory Clinic • Sandra Hardy, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Alfred Allen, Vice President for Finance • Elizabeth Curran, Yerkes National Primate • Linda Cousin, Emory Campus Life • Sanjay M. Soni, Emory Hospital Midtown • Alisa Owens, Emory Decatur Hospital • Elizabeth M. Livingston, Goizueta Business School • Lisa Wainwright-Greer, The Emory Clinic • Sara Re, School of Nursing • Almaz Addissie, Emory University Hospital • Ellen Blake, School of Medicine • Lisa Flowers, Emory College • Sara Poythress, Emory University Hospital • Alyssa Billmeyer, Emory Hospital Midtown • Emily Town, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Lolita Underwood-Ekedi, Exec. V.P. for Health • Sarah Friedrich, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Amanda Mercer, Yerkes National Primate Research • Emma Freeborn, Emory Decatur Hospital Affairs • Sarah Cunningham, Yerkes National Primate • Amanda Cole, Emory Decatur Hospital • Emma Wang, Office of Information Technology • Lucy Bridges Driebe, EVP Provost Academic Affairs • Sarah Yoss, The Carter Center • Amanda Fischer, Oxford College • Erica Billingsley, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Lucy Sun, School of Medicine • Sarah Anderson-Fiore, School of Public Health • Amanda Tichacek, School of Medicine • Erica Han, School of Medicine • Lydia Ly, Emory Decatur Hospital • Sarah Canady, Emory Long Term Acute Care • Amanda McVay, The Emory Clinic • Esmeralda Meyer, Research Administration • Lydia Smith, Emory Campus Life • Sarah Trzaska, The Emory Clinic • Amanda Williams, Emory Hospital Midtown • Evanthia Wommack, School of Medicine • Lyndal Moore, The Emory Clinic • Sarah Kellerhals, School of Medicine • Amelia Tonurist, Emory College • Evelyne Ekinde, Emory Decatur Hospital • Lynne Coleman, Emory Decatur Hospital • Scott Vanhorn, Campus Services • Amie Neal, The Emory Clinic • Fartum Ibrahim, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Lynnise Gamble, The Task Force for Global Health • Scott Foster, Oxford College • Amparo Lobaton, The Emory Clinic • Fraduntino Barry, Oxford College • Lynnly Assavavallop, Emory University Hospital • Shaiana Oliveira, The Task Force for Global Health • Amy Hall, Emory Specialty Associates • Fresew Assefa, Emory Decatur Hospital • Madi Hoppe, The Emory Clinic • Shakita Copeland, School of Medicine • Anandhi Bharadwaj, Goizueta Business School • Gail Fields, Emory Campus Life • MaKeeda Hicks, Emory Hospital Midtown • Shanell Toole, Emory Hospital Midtown • Andrea Byrd, Emory Hospital Midtown • Gana Wood, The Emory Clinic • Malia Willis, School of Medicine • Shani Beecham, Emory University Hospital • Andrew Chin, Office of Information Technology • Garin Taylor, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Mallory Rutledge, Human Resources • Shantavia Turner, Emory Decatur Hospital • Angel Clay Johnson, Emory Hospital Midtown • Gayla Farmer, Emory University Hospital • Mallory Stasko, School of Public Health • Sharese Hitchcock, The Emory Clinic • Angela Hilmers, The Task Force for Global Health • Gemechis Jirata, Emory Hospital Midtown • Manish Vashi, The Emory Clinic • Sharon Baldwin, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Angie Rodriguez, The Emory Clinic • Glenda Mason, The Emory Clinic • Maranda Lumsden, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Shawn DuBenion, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Anita Browne, Emory Hospital Midtown • Gracie Gould, Emory Campus Life • Marcia Barry Osborne, Vice President for Finance • Shelby Rentmeester, School of Public Health • Anna Solomon, The Emory Clinic • Grant Evans, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Marcia Jackson, Emory Decatur Hospital • Shenequoa Blash, The Emory Clinic • Anna Wood, School of Medicine • Gwendolyn Damron, School of Medicine • Mari Wright, Emory Specialty Associates • Sherry Schaefer, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Anna LaFae, Exec. V.P. for Health Affairs • Gye Lee, Emory Johns Creek Hospital • Maria Diaz, Emory University Hospital • Shevon Smith, Emory Hillandale Hospital • Anna Van Devender, Emory University Hospital • Haley Morgan, The Emory Clinic • Marian Axente, School of Medicine • Shikela Stovall, Emory University Hospital • Annie Nguyen, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Hannah Christopher, Emory University Hospital • Mariana Popa, School of Public Health • Shontrail Hughes, Campus Services • Anurati Romesh, Research Administration • Hannah Steele, The Emory Clinic • Marianne Baird, Emory Decatur Hospital • Shraddha Cantara, School of Medicine • April Hunt, Emory College • Hannah Stratton, Emory University Hospital • Marie Godiers, The Emory Clinic • Shunasee Evans, Emory University Hospital • April Joseph, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Hannah Albritton, School of Medicine • Marie Cook, Emory University Hospital • Shunta Reeves, Emory University Hospital • Asari Ekpenyong, Executive V.P. for Health Affairs • Harriet Moore, School of Medicine • Marilea Grider, School of Medicine • Simona Muratore, Emory College • Ashley Tighe, The Emory Clinic • Hasan Shabbir, School of Medicine • Marilyn Werner, Human Resources • Simona Brown, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Ashley Rizzo, Emory University Hospital • Hasan Saiyed, School of Medicine • Marina Uhrich, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Simone Beckett, The Emory Clinic • Ashley Myers, Research Administration • Heather Lachiewicz, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Mark Hafitz, Internal Audit • Sinetra Gandy, Human Resources • Audrey Jernigan, School of Medicine • Heather Wagner, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Mark Lachiewicz, School of Medicine • Sonji Jones, School of Medicine • Austin Lu, School of Medicine • Heather Mann, Advancement & Alumni • Mark Lelli, School of Medicine • Sophia Harper, Emory Hillandale Hospital • Benjamin Kasavan, Emory University Libraries • Hellen Ibarra, The Emory Clinic • Mark McKinlay, The Task Force for Global Health • Stacey Gall, Advancement & Alumni Engagement • Benjamin Elliott, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Henry Njuguna, The Task Force for Global Health • Mark Frey, Advancement & Alumni Engagement • Stacey Watkins, School of Medicine • Bernstine W. Hollis, The Carter Center • Ian Chambers, The Emory Clinic • Mark NeuCollins, School of Medicine • Stacy Higgins, School of Medicine • Betelehem Shermeka, Emory Decatur Hospital • Inga Lane, Emory Long Term Acute Care • Mary Cree, Yerkes National Primate Research • Stacy Gates, The Emory Clinic • Beverly Hill-Winfield, Human Resources • Irene Evanculla, Emory University Hospital • Mary Miller, Advancement & Alumni Engagement • Stanley Carson, Yerkes National Primate Rearch • Bhavna Kansal, The Emory Clinic • Jacqueline Farley, Emory University Hospital • Mary Halbert, Emory Hillandale Hospital • Stephanie Elser, Yerkes National Primate Research • Birgit Bolton, The Task Force for Global Health • Jacqueline G. Markland, Emory University Hospital • Matt Rogers, Emory Decatur Hospital • Stephanie Hornbuckle, Emory Long Term Acute • Bonnie Jones, Emory Decatur Hospital • James Johnson, Campus Services • Matthew Denstaedt, Emory Johns Creek Hospital Care • Bre Bre Robinson, The Emory Clinic • Jane Dillavou, School of Medicine • Matthew Worley, The Emory Clinic • Stephanie Purdy, Emory Hospital Midtown • Brett Bennett, Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital • Janice Rosell, Campus Services • Matthew Jones, Campus Services • Stephanie Mimbs, Oxford College • Bridget Barrett, Emory Healthcare Inc. • Janice Woods, Emory Hillandale Hospital • Matthew Rossi, The Emory Clinic • Stephanie Wechsler, School of Medicine • Bridgette Gunnels, Oxford College • Janice Harewood, Human Resources • Megan Bratcher, Emory University Hospital • Stephanie Lester, EVP Provost Academic Affairs • Bryan Swint, Emory Hillandale Hospital • Jasmine Olive, The Emory Clinic • Megan Slemons, Office of Information Technology • Stephanie DePierro, Emory University Hospital • Bryan Deliz, The Emory Clinic • Jason Ooi, Yerkes National Primate Research • Megan Urbanski, School of Medicine • Stephany Kuzminski, Emory Decatur Hospital • Camille-Joy David, School of Medicine
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