Emergency Room in a Bag - Good Samaritan College of Nursing

BlueStreak
THE
Emergency
Room in a
Bag
TriHealth Medical Events
Team Member
Daryl Asbrock ’97
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8 2012 Annual Fund
13 Class Notes
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14 Upcoming Events/Opportunities
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Outside The College Doors
When Assistant Professor Jim Sargent is teaching his Ethics courses, he may add some interest by spinning a
tale or two. But when he isn’t at the college, he’s still spinning – as a hand-weaver with his wife Shelly. They
house large looms in their basement along with yarns, bobbin winders and other weaving accessories. They
have recently begun selling their pieces at local craft fairs.
How did you get involved in weaving?
One of my sisters gave us her loom in 2007. Shelly has
always been interested in fabrics, textiles, and weaving.
We took three lessons through the Cincinnati Weavers’
Guild. When we got back to our home after the first
lesson we began experimenting with what we’d learned
and have never looked back.
Why do you weave?
Weaving is more than warp and weft, bobbins and yarn;
it is our souls’ expression. We have discovered a spiritual
dimension to weaving. There is something inexpressibly
wonderful about creating a project from cones of yarn,
through the process of dressing the loom, and then
seeing a pattern and project emerge with each stroke of
the beater bar. We are
both good weavers and
work very hard at
creating as technically
and aesthetically perfect
projects as possible.
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And, you’ve got a name for your business…
We call ourselves “The Common Thread,” since both of us
weave and we wanted our business/business name to
reflect our cooperative efforts. We are very much in this
together. No one can tell which piece has been woven by
whom. That, in our estimation, is good news. Quite
honestly we have been very pleased that projects we
have each woven have sold well at festivals and sales.
What types of items do you make?
We weave scarves, shawls, prayer-shawls, baby blankets,
lap throws, table linens (runners, napkins, place mats),
towels, rag rugs, shoulder bags, coasters and bookmarks.
Shelly also creates stuffed animals from our hand-woven
fabrics. Shelly envisions most of the new projects, adapts
patterns, and thinks up new ways to create through
weaving.
Where do you want to take this hobby in the
future?
Initially, we were very satisfied with being able to create
a project on our first loom. Then we began to dream
about creating projects of such quality and excellence as
to be able to market our work. Our sales have increased
and we have custom order projects. The object of our
work, however, remains much the same as when we
began. We are grateful for the talent and skill, for the
opportunity to create something lovely and beautiful,
and to have people appreciate what we do.
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troke, dehydration, broken bones, heat
stroke, allergic reactions, intoxication, heart
attack, overdoses…… they may sound like
typical cases nurses encounter in an Emergency Room.
But, let’s add “foul ball in the face” and you can
probably guess we’re really talking about medical events
at a baseball game, specifically Cincinnati Reds games at
the Great American Ballpark.
Daryl Asbrock ’97 has encountered these types of
emergencies many times while working as part of the
TriHealth Medical Events team that takes care of fans,
players and staffers at all Cincinnati Reds home games.
Asbrock, a GSH Emergency Room nurse, has been on the
Medical Events team for several years.
The Medical Events Team consists of
TriHealth nurses and doctors, and critical
care paramedics from firehouses around the
tristate. The 50+ members work on the
team part time in addition to their regular
jobs. Another alumni Theresa Dillon ‘93
also occasionally works on the team. Daryl
was one of the original Medical Team
members.
He worked with program manager Doug
Harris in the ER and as Harris was forming
the team, he asked Asbrock to volunteer at
Reds games in the opposing team’s dugout.
Since Asbrock is
a big Reds fan,
he said the
opportunity to
hobnob with
professional ball
players was a
“no-brainer”. After a few games, his volunteer
work became a paid position.
“Working at the Reds games does have its
perks,” Daryl noted, “I get to be up close and
personal with a lot of professional ball players
and sometimes we score tickets to Reds games.
But, when you’re working a game, it’s serious
business.”
The Medical Team provides all types of services to
fans through First Aid rooms and mobile emergency units.
On hot days, heat-related problems can be numerous.
But, the team never knows what type of medical issue
may surface during their watch. Daryl has treated people
having heart attacks, has air splinted broken bones, has
helped carry sick people down the steps from the upper
deck, has bandaged all types of cuts and bruises for fans
and ball players.
Requests for the Medical Team have grown since its
inception 12 years ago and the events come in all types
and sizes. The team is now present at several other
venues/events around the Cincinnati area. To name a
The Medical team covers
events in all types and
sizes—from professional or
college games to chili-eating
festivals and fencing
tournaments.
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how to treat it. It’s almost scary. But, with my
training I received first at GSHSN and then in the
TriHealth ER, I’m confident in what I’m doing,”
Daryl said.
That confidence came into play recently when
an elderly lady at Duke Convention Center fainted.
After examining her, Daryl determined she was
having a stroke and insisted over the objections of
few: Xavier University and College of Mount St.
her friends that they call 911 and send her to the
Joseph athletic events, Marvin Lewis Walkathon,
hospital.
American Lung Association Climb the Carew, the
At some events, Daryl said he just shakes his
Association of Tennis Professionals Western &
head, wondering how people can make such
Southern Open, Great American Ballpark
reckless choices. Like the fan who was so
concerts, Duke Energy Convention Center and
intoxicated, he fell off one of the walls at the
US Bank Arena events, movie productions such
Reds ball park and had a concussion and
as The Ides of March and The Avengers, fencing
lacerations.
and cheerleading tournaments, and as of this
In his most memorable Medical Team
year, Cincinnati Bengals football practices. One of the more experience so far, Daryl didn’t even open his medical bag.
creative events the team has attended - Camp Washington
He was stationed in the wings of the stage at the 2011 Paul
Chili Eating Festival.
McCartney concert at the ball park. He was there to
“Thank goodness, we didn’t have any issues related to
dispense oxygen to Sir Paul if he took a break between
the contestants!” he noted, “But, we were there!”
songs.
Nursing is Daryl’s second career. In his first, he ran a
“I was told he’d definitely take a break every three
printing company. Then, at 40, he decided to make a
songs or so. He was 69 years old and it was an outdoor
change. After graduating from GSHSN, he worked in Good
concert,” Daryl recalls, but Sir Paul did not need any
Sam’s Telemetry department, left to work at a home health oxygen. He didn’t even take a break for water and Daryl
company and then came back to
was able to enjoy the entire concert from
TriHealth’s GSH ER where he is a
his perfect seats in the wings. Like Daryl
fulltime nurse and a Clinical Coach.
said, being on the Medical Events team
“Daryl has always done a stand
does sometimes have its perks!
up job in every one of our venues
and now his son Ryan, who is a
paramedic in West Chester, has
joined us,” said Harris. “They make
a great father/son team.”
Normally, the smaller events
and venues are attended by two
members of the team who bring
their own Emergency room in a
bag. Daryl said his contains cardiac
drugs, oxygen, IV fluids, bandages,
an AED and more. They the
equipment/supplies he may need
to treat a person or to stabilize
them until an ambulance can take
them to the hospital.
“When you do the smaller
venues, you many times have to makethe-call on what the problem is and
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The Non-Surgical Facelift
Sprucing up GSC without
tearing down a single wall
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BSN
Students in the
inaugural GSC
BSN class began their first
semester of course work in
August. Eight of the ten students
are GSC/GSHSN alumni from
graduation years 1988-2012. The
students are employed at several
local hospitals including: GSH,
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Medical Center, Mercy Health
Partners, and University Hospital/
UC Health.
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BSN program Department
Chair Teresa Getha-Eby ’78,
teaches some of the courses. “The
students are very engaged in the
learning process,” she said.
“They’re integrating the knowledge
they’ve gained from their work
experience with theory from their
BSN coursework.”
BSN student Meg
Brueggemeyer Schroeder ’88,
said she already has discovered
that she is incorporating what she
is learning in the BSN program to
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her time at work.
The BSN classes primarily are
on Thursdays, and some
coursework is offered online. The
Higher Learning Commission
evaluated the program for
accreditation in early November,
and the College has also applied
for accreditation from the National
League for Nursing Accrediting
Commission.
around campus
SERVICE, OFFICERS, HONORS
Touching
Communities
One Project
at a Time
Fall Semester 2012
Honors
Students recognized for achieving GPA of
3.25 or above for the semester
T
his fall, many
students spent a
day at Western Hills
High School performing
hearing, dental and BMI
screenings. They were
helping the Cincinnati Health Department
in this once-per-year mandatory health
screening for elementary and high
school students in Cincinnati Public
Schools. The college plans to participate
in the screenings again next fall.
One of their tasks was flattening coffee
filters (intended to be used for toilet
paper in a third world country). The
organization estimates that each hour of
volunteer time helps up to 100 people.
E
ach week at St. John United
Church of Christ Community
Kitchen, up to five GSC students check
blood pressures, provide basic health
teaching, provide foot care and help
serve meals as part of the church’s
community outreach. Though students
are only required to sign up for one two
-hour experience, many return as
volunteers. GSC has been participating
in that program since January, 2012
when it was developed by Paulette
Palmentera Demarkowski ‘68.
Student O Officers for
2012-2013
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n December, GSC staff, faculty
and students donated items for
Hurricane Sandy victims. The GSC
Student Organization organized the
drive and transported two carloads of
blankets, drinks, cleaning supplies and
personal hygiene products to Matthew 25
Ministries (http://www.m25m.org), a
humanitarian aid organization.
Afterwards, several students and one
staff member volunteered at the facility.
President: Jake White
V-President: Margie Walter
VP of Community Action: Cassie
Gardner
VP of Student Activities: Joe Coz
VP of Fundraising: Tricia Hurst
Secretary: Nicki Haight
Treasurer: Catherine Perry
Student Advisory Council:
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Chris Halcomb
Tara Hogue
Alise Merkle
Jen Snyder
Jaime York
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Carley
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Worth Noting
Two GSC faculty have been recognized for their teaching achievements both in and outside the classroom. Both were
cited for enthusiastically incorporating teaching into their nursing roles as educators and mentors to both nursing
students and faculty. Both women were chosen for their awards by colleagues, students and administrators at GSC.
Assoc. Prof. Sharon
Assoc. Professor Michelle
Pittard, MSN, BSN, was
Roa, MSN, BSN, was recently
named the 2012 GSC
recognized as the 2012
recipient of the national
Outstanding Educator by the
DAISY Award for
Greater Cincinnati
Extraordinary Nursing
Consortium of College and
Faculty
Universities.
Sharon uses creative
Prof. Roa informally mentors
and diverse educational
many GSC faculty as they
strategies both in the
develop in their role of Nurse
classroom and clinical
Educator. She has spent
settings. Obstetrics is
eight years in the classroom
her favorite area of
encouraging her students to
teaching and in her 22
actively engage in their
years at the College,
learning. Her teaching
many former students
strategies are focused on
Associate Professors Sharon Pittard (2nd from left) and Michelle Roa
have shared that her
student learning and the
(2nd from right) with students at a recent graduation ceremony.
teaching is one of the
application of what they have
reasons why they chose
learned to make safe nursing
to further their education and/or they became an obstetrical
care judgments in the management of patient care.
nurse.
In the community, Michelle works in several health-related
In 1986, Sharon was one of the founders of Healthy Moms
programs such as TriHealth’s Healthy Women, Healthy Lives
and Babes, which works in underserved neighborhoods
community outreach. She reviews the results of health
connecting pregnant women with healthcare facilities and
screening of women participating in health fairs and provides
educating them about their health and the health of their
education on breast self-exams, cardiovascular and bone health
children. At the program’s inception, Sharon and her group
to pre- & post--menopausal women at their level of
parked and worked out of a 35-foot mobile unit in the
understanding.
neighborhoods the group served. Sharon now spends
Michelle is currently a doctoral candidate in Nursing
weekends working as a nurse educator in TriHealth’s Healthy
Education at Nova Southeastern University.
Women, Healthy Lives program.
Activities
The following GSC faculty/staff were
recognized in 2012 for TriHealth’s 20+
Year Employee Service Award List.
35 Years Beverly Gladish, Associate
Professor
Michele Bunning ’79, Associate
Professor
30 Years Karan Singh, Professor
20 Years Marion Keen, Associate
Professor
Rose Fromer, MSN, BSN; Carmen
Harrison, MSN, BSN, AND; Michele Roa,
MSN, BSN were promoted to Associate
Professors.
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BSN Department Chair Teresa GethaEby ’78, PhD, MSN, BSN has completed
the requirements for her doctorate at the
University of Cincinnati’s College of
Nursing. Her degree is Doctor of
Philosophy in Nursing Research, with a
focus on the Scholarship of Teaching and
Learning. She will participate in the
hooding ceremony in April, 2013.
According to Nursing Economics (MayJune, 2011), fewer than 1% of all nurses
have a doctoral degree.
Asst. Prof. Maurice Henning, MS, BA,
presented a session at the National
Association of Biology Teacher’s
Convention in Dallas, Texas, in November.
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He discussed the delivery of content
using non-lecture methods. One of the
activities he shared is using a simulated
differential white blood cell count to
diagnosis blood disorders. GSC students
do this activity in their Human Anatomy
and Physiology II Lab.
Dean of Academic Affairs Pat
McMahon, MSN, BSN received the
national Arthritis Foundation’s
Community Service award during the
organization’s yearly meeting in
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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Judy Sziraky Culbertson
Teresa Curtis
Curves of Villa Hills
Susan Dagenbach
Miss Dolores Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. George
Daubenmerkl
Judith Davoran
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Vicki Bollmer Decker
Lora DeJournett
Joan Hehmann Dempsey
Donald Eric DePrato
Mr. & Mrs. Shaler O.
Derickson
Janet Deutsch
Joan Lonnemann Deye
Sheila C. Dick
Arlene Diersing
Debora Dine
Connie Dinwiddie
Mary Diop
Janet DiPuccio
Alan Doerman
Patricia A. Doller
Margie Steimer Donovan
Mary Beth Doran
Sue Nieman Dorsel
Ms. Vera L. Draper
Gail Clear Duff
Joan Dumbacher '62
Kathleen A. Dunn
Elizabeth Dye
Sharon Eaves
Diane Eble
Bill & Shandy Edhe
Amy Meyers Enginger
Majorie J. Erickson
Martha B. Ernst
Amy Ernst
Claire Esselman
Jill Evers-Bunner
Barbara Wilhelmy Faecher
Lisa Ann Fair
Amy E. Fathman
Joan Fattlar
Candice Faust
Claire Fedasch
Nicole Feldman
Bobbie Niehaus Ferrara
Donna Findley
Joann C. Finn
Sam T. Fitton
Mr. & Mrs. David J.
Fitzgerald
Ms. Kathleen M. Flanagan
Kathleen Ann Florea
Carol Mountel Flournoy
Marian Foote
Rose Marie Forbeck '90
Terry Foster
Robin Fox
Cynthia Fox
Judith A. Francis
Bonny Francois
Laurie A. Freese
Judith Frey
Peggy Frondorf
Patty Burns Fuchs
Mary Sunderbruch Galbraith
Elaine Gardner PhD, CNE RN
Marion C. Phillips Geil
Pat Porter Geiss
Molly George
Lu Anne S. Gerard
Lori Gershbach
Elaine Johnson Giesecke
Dorothy M. Gillen
Janet Ginn
Terri Giwer
Donna Glankler
Jeanne Glassmeyer
Michelle Forest
Paula Gough
Julia Greene
Teresa Griffith
Carol Grimm
Lynn Guibourdanche
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Patricia Gulden
Jeanne Markle
Pat Boutwell Haizman
Virginia Hansen
Nancy Hardewig
Jeanne Harjo
Marlene Harmon
Amy T. Hatem
Dottie Hessler Hathorn
Kathleen Hautman
Rose Ann Hayes
Pamela J. Healy
Joan Heeren
Mary Carol Reinhart
Heidrich
Marianne E. Helmchen
Connie Schrode Henderson
Maurice Henning
Carol Henshaw
Virginia A. Herbers
Mary Lou Hinton Heyob
Elaine Tenkman Hinnenkamp
Linda Hinson
Jayne A. Hirth
Margaret S. Hoban
Candace Hochstrasser
Stephanie Hodapp
Christy Hodge
Beatrice Hodovanic
Jean A. Hoelker
Vera F. Hoffman
Bonnie Hofmann
Nancy L. Hollmann
Sue Doughman Holman
Ms. Victoria L. Holt
Mrs. Joye Holthaus
Mr. Justin Holton
Nancy Newell Honschopp
Constance Hornbach
Pamela Hornsberger
Mary Lynn Hotel
Joan Young Hudepohl
Patricia Hudepohl
Dolores L. Imam
Yvonne C. Irvin
Denise A. Isaacson
Edith M. Jacobs
Claire Jacobs
Karen B. Johansing
Debresha Johnson
Mariann Lindeman Johnson
Sandra Wilson Johnson
Ms. Sammye D. Jonas
Gloria Rimlinger Jones
Rita Grosardt Jones
Joyce M. Josephic
Linda Jung
Mary Mitchell Kappesser
Ms. Donna Karda
Janice Kearns
Patricia Kelley
Bonnie Kemper
Mary Jo Kern
Ceil M. Kessler
Barbara Perazzo Kettler
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F.
Kettler
Charlotte E. Kettman
Mr. Bernard C. King
Mary C. Kissel
Alice Klaserner
Kathleen Egan
Betty J. Klein
Joan Longland Klug
Mary Joan Suttman Klug
Nancy Klusman
Rita A. Kneflin
Celestia Koebel, SC
Arlene Anness Koon
February 2013
Mary Lou Kopmeyer
Carol Krabbe
Mary Patricia Kramer
Shirley A. Kreider
Linda Kreitzer
Sr. Barbara J. Krekeler
Ms. Heather O. Krombholz
Colleen Kuderer
Mary Beth Kunnen
Diana Brickner Labadie
Rosalyn Clendenin Lagedrost
Susanne Rohe Lahrman
Debra A. Lampe
Heidi Lancaster
Patricia S. Landon
Stephanie LeGette
Diane Lemen
Mary LeSaint
Molly Lierman
Lisa Weber Loechtenfeldt
Janet Krummen Long
Pat Longi
Dr. & Mrs. Al Lopez
Betsy Schuler Lorenzi,'69
Mary Lottman
Carol H. Louderback
Antonietta Lucas
Jennifer Lusheck
Anita Lutz
Mary Ewing Lynch
Anne Lyons
Lois M. Lytle
Barbara Dwyer Mack
Marilyn Maegley
Lisa Maglecic
Clara Mahler
LaVerne Lampe Mahler
Doreen Miloch Makara
Mr. Thomas Maloney
Chandra Manuel
Sally Ann Martens
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. Marut
Judith Kelly Marx
Margaret Gambetta Mast
Margaret Thurn Mathews
Patricia Matillar
Kathryn Mazza
Marie C. McAlister
Colleen Mullen McCafferty
Patty Vogel McCartney
Linda S. McConnell
Mr. Dave McCowan
Kathy McCoy
Jamie McCrate
Mary Ann McDonald
Jennifer Simpson
Wilma McGlasson
Ann Dickerson McGranahan
Brenda K. McMillen
Mary M. Mecklenborg
Jane M. Menke
Carolyn A. Menner
Joan Merritt
Ronda J. Mesmer
Megan Metcalfe
Marilyn J. Methven
Mary Jo Austing Meyer
Nancy Meyer
Susan Meyer
Dee Meyer
Karen Miller
Cindy Raabe Miller
Mary Berling Miller
Mary A. Andrews Millisor
Teri A. Monahan
Mary Kay Montgomery
Darryl & Krista Moore
Beth Moores
Edward & Nancy Moran
Jean Weber Morgan
Carole Morrell
Rebecca A. Morris
Rose Marie Quaing Morrisey
Nancy Pierce Moss
Kathleen (Gaynor) Moster
Susan Purdy Mueller
Clara Broerman Mueller
Betty Steuer Mullen
Peggie Rhoades Munson
Patricia L. Murray
Mrs. Teresa M. Murray
Mary Holman Nau
Andrea R. Neff
Ms. Mica Nelson
Susan Newland
Julie Applemann Nieberding
Kathy Niemann
Jill Nutter
Patricia Dabbelt O'Brien
Mary A. Oka
Mavis O'Leary
Rosario P. Ongkiko
Paula Tighe Osterday
Dorothy Osterhage
Josephine A. Ottaviani
Mrs. & Mr. Patricia K.
Owens
Julie L. Packer
Sue Ann Palermo
Lianne Palluconi
Mrs. Susan E. Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Payne
Loretta Paynter
Odell D. Pearl
Loretta Pennington
Jean Pennisi
Diane Pfeffer Pentenburg
Patricia Perkins
Catherine Perry
Mrs. Sherry J. Petit
Kathy S. Pierron
Rita Farmer Poland
Phyllis Cull Poletz '50
Pamela W. Popp R.N., J.D.
Barbara Syroney Potter
Katharine Mansfield Price '87
Charles & Beverly Price
Kathy Moran Proffitt
Rosemarie Higgins Quill
Joan Maertz Rairden, '72
Carrie Hollmann
Valerie F. Ratchford
JoAnne Raterman
Mr. & Mrs. Howard M.
Rechel
2 0 1 2
Julia Reed
Lee Nicole Reed
Marlene Reilman
Betty Staffan Rein
Paula Ress
Janet Roedersheimer Retzler
Ms. Phyllis A. Reuss
Susan Reutman
Maxine Fitzpatrick Rish
Sr. Jeanne Roach, S.C.
Florence Robben
Kimberley Roberts
Linda Streb Roeder
Pat Vest Roeller
Janice Cummins Roenker
Elizabeth D. Rohs
Jane Marie Rohs
Jerri L. Rollins
Katrice Roper
Mary Diers Rosselot
Kathleen Schulte Rottman
Rose Mary Ruberg
Jeanne Hess Rutherford
Carol Sander '66
Rosemary Sandker
Ms. Judy Santel
Larry Schaller
Marian R. Schaudenecker
Keith Schilling
Marianne Schlinkert
Amy M. Schmitt
Margaret Kues Schneider
Yvonne Meyer Schneider
Karen M. Schneider
Patricia H. Schoo
Patricia Schorsch
Marcia Schraer
Margaret Blair Schrand
Margaret Schroeder
Linda A. Schuchter
Elizabeth Schuermann
Paula Schuh-Tegge
Joan Schultz
Carol Benjamine Schwab
Grant & Katie Schwalbe
Evelyn Richter Schweitzer
Marianne Schwerman
Angela Scudder
Mary Kay Herman Seifert
Margaret M. Sexton*
Anne Shaffer
Mr. & Mrs. William H.
Sherman
Mary Pat Shingledecker
Mary A. Shinkle
Bernarda Simendinger
Linda Simon
Carolyn Skiba
Carolyn Heller Skinner
Jason Slayton
Carol Sliwa
Lois H. Smith
Mary Ann Smith
Marlene Snodgrass
Carol Peters Soete
Dorothy Crawford Soller
Mara Spaccarelli
Juanita Stallings
Cathleen M. Statzer
Diane Stauffer
Shannon Stegeman
Carolyn Christmann Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Donnie J.
Steinberg
Margie Nash Stelzer
Margaret A. Stemen
Ms. Brenda Stephens
Mary L. Stevens
Anne Littlemann Stiff
Diane Schlake Stonefield
Suzanne Stover
Bonnie Strassell
JoAnn Strong
Christina Subler
Mary Sue Sullivan
Kathy Supe
Mary A. Surface
Lisa J. Taphorn
Sr. Maura Jean Tapke
Mary K. Taylor
Kathleen A. Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
The Musketeer Club
Myra Thiemann
Susan Pfister Thomas
Catherine Clancy Thurin
Mary Jane Toerner-Brown
Jo Ann Sepate Tompkins
Jacqueline Toney
Annie Frohn Tromey
Deborah L. Tucker
Amy Mary Tucker
Delores Weaver-Turner
Deborah Turner
Barbara Ulm
Anne Miller Varner
Penny L. Veale
Elizabeth R. Verkley
Christina Vest
Eileen A. Vester
Victor M. Villarejos, Jr.
Nancy VonBenken
Joan F. Vonderhaar
Helen M. Vornberger*
Karen Voth
Virginia Fleming Walsh
Cecile Walsh
Shannon Walsh
Margaret Hiltz Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Webb
Wilma L. Smith Weidl
Joy Burnett Weidner '67
Patsy Weileman
Patricia L. Welling
Rita Rockenfield Wellinghoff
Helen Jeanette Wess
Diane M. Westerfield
Ann S. Weyler
Mary Whalen
Margaret White-Sherlock
Arlene E. Wilgenbusch
Yvonne Wilkins
Dori Williams
Jo Williams
Barbara Brown Williams
Ellen Doebele Williams
Melissa Williams
Marie Willingham
Stacey Wills
M. Clare Wilson
Ruth Ann Wimmel
Laurie Windt
Susan Witte
Carol Wittkamp
Cheryl L. Wittmeyer
Pamela Huentelman Wolpert
Claire Woycke
Kathleen M. Wuebben
Mary Sue Wydeven
Nancy Disque Yenke
Christine A. Young
Mary F. Young
Carol Yungbluth
Mr. & Mrs. John A.
Zembrodt
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L.
Zestermann
Karen M. Zimmer
*Deceased
Gifts in Tribute
I
n Honor of…
Bernice Abrams
Mary Jo Kathman
Theresa R. Schumacher
Elizabeth Anderson ‘51
Clare Allaire
Barbara Apking ‘52
Betty J. Klein
Mrs. Barbara Bardon
Ms. Nancy Apfel
Rita Bramkamp ‘57
Clare Allaire
Mary Clay
Amy Dressman
Elaine Ehrhard
Beatrice Hodovanic
Mary Jo Kathman
Jacquelyn P. Mayer
Joann Sullivan-Mann
Ms. Pamela Coyle-Toerner
Rose Marie Forbeck
Paulette L. Demarkowski
‘68
Amy Dressman
Elaine Ehrhard
Beatrice Hodovanic
Mary Jo Kathman
Joann Sullivan-Mann
Claire Fedasch ‘70
Ms. Julie M. Schulkers
Mrs. Patricia Froehle, R.N.
Rosemary Stoeser
Ms. Irene Fronista
Carol Litkenhaus
Mrs. Jean J. Gendreau
Teresa Getha Eby
Anne Kenney
Nancy Gibson ‘66
Mary Ann Smith
Marion Keen
Amy Dressman
Elaine Ehrhard
Beatrice Hodovanic
Mary Jo Kathman
Jacquelyn P. Mayer
Joann Sullivan-Mann
Loraine J. Keller ‘46
Mary M. Barker
Mary Angela Lamb
Lisa Berning
Noah L. Lituchy
Lindsey Livingston
Carol Ann Mayborg
Mr. & Mrs. Donnie J.
Steinberg
Jean Weber Morgan ‘52
Carol M. Hill
Mr. Franklin D. Mueller
Patricia Armstrong
Nancy Nelson ‘67
Donna Findley
Nancy M. Powell
Clare Allaire
Ms. Jean Sepate
JoAnn Tompkins
Rosemary Stoeser ‘39
Clare Allaire
Joyce Sullivan
Joyce Sullivan ‘63
Barbara Kube
Rev. Robert Vater
Mary M. Mecklenborg
Patricia Weiner
Amy Dressman
Elaine Ehrhard
Beatrice Hodovanic
Mary Jo Kathman
Jacquelyn P. Mayer
Joann Sullivan-Mann
Good Samaritan College
Retired Faculty/Staff
Clare Allaire
GSHSN Class of 1962
50TH Anniversary
Anonymous
Dellene Chrisman Arnold
Jean Ann Auberger
Margaret Meade Bain
Ruth Hellmich Bishop
Mary Stewart Black
Julia Muennich Cowell
Joan Hehmann Dempsey
Janet Knecht Deutsch
Rose Barry Donk
Joan Dieckhaus Dumbacher
Janet Ackerman Emmett
Marge Olivier Fearn
Lynn Brown Guibourdanche
Joan Connors Heeren
Virginia Baier Ingle
Mariann Lindeman Johnson
Mary Kelly Keegan
Cynthia Sutherland Kemper
Nancy Rielage Klusman
Rita Crawford Krempin
Eileen Vanek Lenhard
Marilyn Beck Maegley
Mary Royston Maisel
Marilyn Durkin Metz
Carole Morell
Elizabeth Steuer Mullen
Maureen Hocter Murphy
Marily Rombach Niehaus
Patricia Gallagher Plas
Norma Steinkamp Rieder
Jane Marie Rohs
Margaret Kues Schneider
Marcia Wuestefeld Schraer
Elizabeth Beiting
Schuermann
Judith Busse Shoop
Suzanne Bordine Stover
Bonnie Kramer Strassell
Kathleen Sullivan Strenk
Elizabeth Fliehman Verkley
Nancy Pies Wilberding
Arlene Bulach Wilgenbusch
A N N U A L
Mary Sue Spurlock Wydeven
GSHSN Class of 1948
Lois M. Lytle
GSHSN Class of 1955
Anonymous
GSHSN Class of 1958
Alice Klaserner
Kathleen M. Steele
Carol J. Yungbluth
GSHSN Class of 1961
Rita Brickner
GSHSN Class of 1963
Carol Litkenhaus
GSHSN Class of 1967
Mary Margaret Mast
GSHSN Class of 1980
Beth Schurr
GSHSN Class of 1999
Joan Burrell
I
n Memory of…
Noreen Allaire
Clare Allaire
Mary Lee Atkins ‘44
Christine M. Atkins
Dolores Beckman
Andrea Hardcorn
Trevor Bernard
Lisa Anne Loechtenfeldt
Lelia Brown ‘59
Margaret Schrand
Mary Loraine Brown ‘41
Rhonda Browne Obermeier
JoAnn Sommer
Jean Ann Bruns ‘58
Carolyn Bellman
Joan Brogan
Zita K. Jeanmougin
Jerry & Mary Ann Kroger
Ms. Mary E. Skahan
The Musketeer Club
James E. Brunsman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Brunsman
The BlueStreak
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F U N D
Mrs. Bernadette M.
Brunsman
Procter & Gamble Fund
Matching Gift Program
Nancy Buelterman, RN ‘74
Peggy Frondorf
Cornelia Bulach
Arlene Wilgenbusch
Thomas Cahill
Ms. Katherine M. Howell
Mary Kathryn Carey
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford H.
Dornette
Mary Frances Carnes ‘34
Regina Soloria
Linda Carr ‘86
Lisa Harper
Kathleen Egan Klein
Kathleen Carrigan ‘69
Charlene Adamson
Clare Allaire
Joan Langenbrunner Bailey
Jane Baker
Barbara Bartlett
Jeanette Binder
Diann M. Blazer
Patricia A. Doller
Gail A. Duff
Amy E. Fathman
Janet Ginn
Carol J. Henshaw
JoAnn Hoppenjans
Sandra W. Johnson
Bonnie Kemper
Barbara M. Kettler
Janet Long
Elizabeth Lorenzi
Anita Lutz
Barbara Mack
Arlene Niehaus
Mary Jeanne Pennisi
Dianne Pentenburg
Kathleen Rottman
Joan Schultz
Evelyn Schweitzer
Mary L. Simcoe
Susan Thomas
Nancy VonBenken
Jane C. Whalen
Barbara Williams
February 2013
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2 0 1 2
A N N U A L
Pamela Wolpert
Ida Casey
Elaine Ehrhard
Joseph M. Coffaro
Joleen Coffaro
Carolyn J. Huls
Thelma Cull ‘22
Phyllis Poletz
Joann Dellegrotti ‘66
Mr. James Amato
Joan Rairden
Mary C. Rebold
Shirley Dieckmann
Mary Margaret Rogers
James F. Disque
Nancy Disque Yenke
Virginia M. Dunnohew
Maureen Ann Huddleston
Sr. Margaret Ebbing ‘42
Patricia M. Baldwin
Agnes V. Ebert
Carol Collins
John Robert Elliott
Lee Nicole Reed
Betty Elma ‘61
Ann L. Brooks
Diane Eble
Rose Ann Hayes
Ms. Katherine M. Howell
Diana M. Labadie
Dr. Ben & Judy Maraan
Joan Merritt
Margaret Pohlgeers*
Ruth Ann Ravenna
Julia M. Reed
Nancy Reidy
Margie Stelzer
Sally N. Verdin
Tom & Carol Wittkamp
Kent Fields
N. Lavon Fields
Peggy Foster ‘84
Terry Foster
Linda K. Hinson
Joseph F. Froehle
Rosemary Stoeser
Dr. F. Peter Galicky
Jeanette Binder
Helen Gibbons ‘47
Jean Boehme
Jack Gindele
Pamela A Krieg
F U N D
Thomas J. Gleeson
Sandra Gleeson
Richard Godfrey
Ruth Ann Ravenna
Marlene Greulich ‘57
Bonnie Kemper
Eileen Heider
Mary Beth Kunnen
Julia K. Mahoney
Mary Jane Toerner-Brown
CPO Francis A. Hein,
USCG
Bertha T. Hein
Lois Ann Helfrich ‘59
Nancy Horn-Spillane
Frances Henkel ‘68
Linda Berting
Mary Kay Seifert
Robert & Joan Hess
Jeanne M. Rutherford
Sr. Grace M. Hiltz ‘42
Christine Hiltz
Katherine Hoffman Weber
‘47
Carol A. Weber
Betty M. Horak
Helen M. Vornberger*
Sr. Anita Marie Howe, S.C.
Ms. Loretta E. Chabot
Lucy Hurley
Lucinda Hurley Sauer
Barbara Karig ‘70
Claire Fedasch
Mary Elizabeth Kramer ‘46
Zita K. Jeanmougin
Ruth Ann Ravenna
Virginia K. Walsh
Josephine C. Krekeler ’32
Sr. Barbara J. Krekeler
Cathleen Lally ‘57
Carolyn Bellman
Ms. Mary E. Skahan
Grover C. Lawson
Mary Kathleen Lawson
Sam & Marie Lo Paro
Mary Jo Roe
Rose M. Lukens ‘50
Clare Allaire
Carol L. Belmont
Jeanette Binder
Dr. & Mrs. Walter M.
Lovenberg Dell
Angela Mairose ‘34
Diane Feeney
Irene Mischell Mairose
Diane Feeney
Genevieve K. Maj ‘48
Margaret S. Hoban
Rose M. Morrisey
Ruby Malone
Eileen Ashurst
Fritz Manczyk
Elizabeth Mastriani
Anna Mae Manning
Ms. Sammye D. Jonas
Mary Ann McGrath ‘57
Jean A. Hoelker
Tony Merk
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest E.
Prater Jr.
E. Teresa Miller
Rosalyn Lagedrost
Theresa D. Morris ‘48
N. Lavon Fields
Stephen Jason Morsch
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. David J.
Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hamilton
Ms. & Mr. Heather O.
Krombholz
Stephanie LeGette
Carolyn A. Menner
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Payne
Mr. & Mrs. William H.
Sherman
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Webb
Sweaty Bands
My Dime Publishing LLC
The Spirit of Cincinnatus
Hugh J. Mullen
Colleen M. McCafferty
Jean Angela Noppenberger,
S.C.
Betty Singler
Thomas P. O'Brien
Marjorie Kuhlman
Amelia Oestreicher
Mr. & Mrs. George
Daubenmerkl
Ms. Vera L. Draper
Bill & Shandy Edhe
Ms. Victoria L. Holt
Ms. Phyllis A. Reuss
The 2013 Annual Fund
Campaign has begun!
87%
of GSC students receive
Financial Aid
Help Us Help our Students
Please donate to the
2013 Alumni Campaign
Thank you,
Pamela Gindele Krieg ‘81
2013 Annual Fund Chair
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Ms. Mary Whiston
Curves of Villa Hills
Bixio Ottaviani
Josephine A. Ottaviani
Kathryn Pero
Samirah Brown
Margaret Pohlgeers ‘61
Jarlath M. Black
Rita Brickner
Judi Carr
Susan Dagenbach
Mr. & Mrs. Shaler O.
Derickson
Ms. Katherine M. Howell
Patricia Hudepohl
Arleene Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. Marut
Ms. Mary Sue McDuffie
Ruth Ann Ravenna
Mr. & Mrs. Howard M.
Rechel
Julia M. Reed
Nancy Reidy
Ms. Brenda Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. John A.
Zembrodt
Jack M. Pridemore
JoAnn Strong
Harry S. Progler
N. Lavon Fields
Ginny Roberts ‘93
Mr. John D. Bauer
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy D.
McMullen
Mrs. Kenneth H. Roberts
Ginny Roberts Bowling
Tournament
Carol Rolfes ‘56
Charlotte E. Kettman
Lawrence E. & Mary T.
Romer
Mary Colleen Romer Slager
Helen Rotert ‘45
Nancy Brauning
Mary Rudolph ‘61
Ms. Katherine M. Howell
Arleene Keller
Ruth Ann Ravenna
Geri Minges Ruoff ‘77
Linda Juengling
George & Veneranda
Ruschulte
Dolores Imam
William H. Saelinger
Dolores Lorenz
Dr. Thomas A. Saladin
Marian R. Schaudenecker
Connie Sauerbeck ‘70
Donna J. Christensen
Claire Fedasch
Sandra Gleeson
Mrs. Joye Holthaus
George & Carol Kerlakian
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F.
Kettler
Dr. & Mrs. Al Lopez
Mary Lottman
Dr. Ben & Judy Maraan
Mrs. Teresa M. Murray
Mrs. & Mr. Patricia K.
Owens
Mrs. Sue A. Palermo & Dr.
Gerald A. Palermo
Lianne Palluconi
Linda Simon
Ms. Kimberly A. Vap
Mr. & Mrs. Craig M.
Wuebben
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L.
Zestermann
Robert Savage
Marcia Rigling
Arthur P. Schott
Susan Burwell
Helen C. Schuler
Betsy Schuler Lorenzi
General Electric Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Charles & Gloria Schwalbe
Mr. & Mrs. Grant S.
Schwalbe
Helen Jeanette Sheriff
Jacquelyn Anderson
Dorothy Singer Moran
Mr. Kevin Moran
Dr. Richard M. Smith
Jeanette Binder
Jerome M. Sohmer
Peggy N. Sohmer
John J. Strassell
Lisa J. Taphorn
Robert A. Sullivan
Joyce Sullivan
Areta Ann Tapke
Sr. Maura Jean Tapke
Florence Ann Tapke ‘30
Sr. Maura Jean Tapke
Julia Thomas
Peggie Munson
Rose M. Tillman ‘65
Connie Dinwiddie
Freda Belle Turner
JoAnn Strong
Mary E. Ryan Uehlin
Gorman ‘38
Ann Wilmers
Susan Vogel ‘68
Linda Buckmaster
Dr. Edwin Glenn Waldrop
Sr.
Edith Waldrop
Helen Webb’36
Lucie C. Clemons
Eileen Weber
Mary Kathleen Lawson
Dorothy M. Weick ‘39
Rosemary Stoeser
Paul W. Weisgerber
Bernadette M. Brunsman
Richard & Beatrice Wessel
Kathy Wessel Supe
Joan Wiese
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Price
Terry Wise ’66
Mary Jo Meyer
Mary C. Rebold
Barbara Wolfer ‘55
Sara E. Wolfer
Elizabeth Wolff ‘45
Sharon E. Moore
C O L L E G E
More Than $134,000 in Scholarships
Awarded for the 2012-2013 Academic Year
One Nomination:
Seventeen
Student
Scholarships
With the help of Alumni
Jeanne Jefferies Carilli ‘95,
GSC was one of only five
colleges across the US to
receive an inaugural $20,000
Case Manager Scholarship
Award from GENEX Services,
Inc. When Jeanne, who is a
Case Manager for the company,
first saw the announcement
about the new scholarship
program last winter, she quickly
submitted a nomination for her
alma mater. GENEX
announced GSC as a recipient
college in June. Seventeen
GSC students have benefitted
from Jeanne’s efforts and
received GENEX scholarships
for the 2012-13 academic year.
In her nomination letter,
Jeanne said GSC should be
considered for the award
because, of its strong focus on
clinical skills. “The early
exposure to being a nurse,
acting like a nurse, feeling like a
nurse and everything that goes
along with that was critical to my
future success as a case
manager.” She said. “This
college also focuses on core
values and respect to those of
all races, genders and
religions.”
GENEX provides
management services to the
workers’ compensation,
disability, and auto markets. Its
1500 case managers work with
physicians to coordinate patient
care. Thanks to Jeanne.
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C L A S S
N O T E S
Susan Brodwolf Hanselman ‘81, Alumni Association President
Fellow Alumni,
Have you made your resolutions for 2013? With the beginning of the new year, it’s a great time to think how you can give back
to the school/college that has helped you become the nurse you are today. As an alumni and an experienced nurse you possess a
wealth of information that could be shared with our GSC students. The college would like to tap into that knowledge.
As president of the your alumni, I can tell you first hand that how great it feels to be a part of GSC again. I encourage you to
think about becoming a resource to GSC students. There are many ways you could make a difference by volunteering just a few
hours of your time this year. The college is considering several events and programming where alumni could share their
experiences and knowledge with our students as they look at nursing career opportunities. As part of that planning, the Alumni
office would love to hear from you! If you would like to find out more about mentoring and how your experiences could help GSC
students as they look at career opportunities, please contact the Alumni Office at [email protected] or 513-8622389. She’ll take your name and contact you with more information as we move forward.
The college also would love to know if you have an update for the BlueStreak’s Class Notes. You can submit your news
through the online form on the GSC website, or send them to the Alumni Office. We love to hear what our alumni are doing, so
please submit an update soon.
The Annual Fund Campaign 2013 is underway and your contributions make a BIG difference for the students. Most of our
students work while attending the college and scholarships help them reduce their work load so they can concentrate on their
education. Please consider making a donation, every dollar really does help.
Clorinda Malloni Caproni,
Class of October 1948,
passed away in September.
Clorinda is remembered by
her classmates for her support
of their class and its activities
over the years. She was named a Woman of
Compassion in 2011 for her longtime
connection and assistance to GSHSN/GSC
and its students. While a GSHSN student,
she was proud to be a member of the World
War II US Cadet Nurse Corps. Clorinda was
also active in her community, working with
Buckeye Girls State and the Ohio American
Legion Auxiliary. She was a 50-year member
of the auxiliary and enthusiastically
promoted the Poppy Program for Disabled
Veterans.
Terry Hamberg Miller ’69 has been named
Manager of Trihealth Women’s Health
Services and will have responsibility for GSH
Seton Center, Bethesda North Perinatal
Center, Women’s Services Van and TriHealth
Nurse Midwives.
Jean Schottelkotte Leising ’69, has won
re-election to the Indiana State Senate. She
has represented District 42 since 2008. Jean
previously served in the senate1988-1996
and was Asst. Majority Whip 1992-1996. In
2011 she filed legislation to restore cursive
writing to the Indiana state curriculum.
Carol Wheeler Weber ’71 works at St.
Joseph Medical Center in Stockton, California
as a Perioperative Services Clinical Nurse
Specialist. She has Certification in
Perioperative Registered Nursing and
received her Masters in Health Services
Administration from Xavier University.
Delores Saelinger Lorenz ’72 retired from
Cincinnati’s University Hospital last year.
She volunteers at St. Elizabeth Hospice, St.
Elizabeth Hospital and soup kitchens. She
also is Coordinator of the Parish Health
Ministry at St. Thomas Church in Fort
Thomas, Ky.
Julie Mason Van Curen ’85 has been
named Nurse Manager of GSH Outpatient
Cancer Care. She has been with TriHealth 27
years and was previously Nurse Manager of
TriHealth Dialysis Services. Julie received her
BSN from the College of Mount St. Joseph
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Kathleen Huseman Lebowitz ’87 has
been named Nurse Manager of the new
TriHealth Bethesda Butler County
Emergency Department. She was previously
a nurse in the Bethesda North Hospital
Emergency Department and most recently
the Director of the West Chester Hospital
Emergency Department. Kathleen received
her BSN from the College of Mount St.
Joseph and her MSN from Xavier University.
Cary Sanders Estes ’99 recently received
her BSN. She works on GSH 15AB.
Michelle Schnell ’99 graduated with her
BSN from Ohio University in June 2012.
In Memoriam
Jeanne Wendt Pugh ‘44
Mary Jane Bishop Walsh ‘44
Rita Hut Foley ‘45
Clorinda Malloni Caproni ‘48
Theresa D’Angelo Morris ‘48
Thelma Helmer Vineyard ‘48
Patricia McNulty Kysar ‘51
Mary Hussey Winner ‘51
JoAnn Colina Jansen ‘57
Kendra Wardlaw ‘99
We Want to Hear From You!!!
SEND US your personal and professional
updates for Class Notes.
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.gscollege.edu Click Alumni on the left side of the page.
FORM: Donna Karda, Good Samaritan College, 375 Dixmyth Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220
A L U M N I
Speaker Terry Foster MSN, BSN kept them laughing at the
Heritage Week Alumni Social Gathering in September.
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E V E N T S
olunteer
February 26 & 28; March 4 & 6
Phonathon for 2013 Alumni Annual Fund Campaign
Good Samaritan College
Orientation & Light supper – 5:30pm, Calls – til 8:30pm
We welcome Alumni volunteers during our four-night
Phonathon. Pick a day that works for you, join with your alumni
friends and help make calls.
Clare Allaire, 513-862-2389, [email protected]
March 16, 17, 23, 24
Ginny Roberts Bowling Tournament
Gilmore Lanes, 5595 Dixie Highway, Fairfield, Ohio
The tournament raises thousands of dollars every year for the
Ginny Roberts Memorial Scholarship.
To form a team, contact Gilmore Lanes 513-874-3838
It’s
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ocial
April 20, Saturday
Homecoming 2013
GSH 4th floor Conference Center
Luncheon/Reunions - 11:30–3pm
Join us for reminiscing and camaraderie. Classes ending in a
“3” and “8” will celebrate reunions but ALL Alumni are
encouraged to attend. Watch for your invitation in March!
Reunion Class Contact Volunteers Needed for Classes ending
in ‘3’ and ‘8’. Act as liaison with your classmates - with lots of
help from the alumni office!
Donna Karda, 513-862-3727, [email protected].
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May 1, Wednesday
Update on Law and Rules Seminar
GSC Auditorium
Registration – 6pm, Seminar - 6:30-7:30pm
Sponsored by Good Samaritan Alumni Association and the Ohio
League for Nursing, the required program, Update on Law and
Rules Governing Nursing Practice in Ohio: Category A, will be
presented by Terri Schumacher ’69, MSN, RN. Registration
brochures will be mailed.
June 6, Thursday
Summer Seminar
Continuing Education for RNs. Topic: TBA See website and
mailings for additional information.
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June 13, Thursday
5th Annual GSC Golf Scramble
ravel
Tee Off - 11:30am, Bruin Golf Center Kings Island, Mason, Ohio
Play 9-holes, then enjoy a Grill Out Buffet and Raffle.
Nov. 6 – 13, 2013
Form a Team! Golfers (or non-golfers) welcome!!
Jason Slayton, 513-862-1678, [email protected] Alumni Association Ireland Trip
Includes: 8 Days, 9 Meals, 6 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners
Highlights: Dublin, Guinness Storehouse, Blarney Castle,
Killarney Dingle Peninsula, Cliffs of Moher, Ashford Castle,
Whiskey Distillery, Local Pub Visit
Donna Karda, 513-862-3727, [email protected]
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cholarships
Feb. 5, Tuesday, 6:00PM
Continuing your education in a degree program? Alumni Assoc. Join us for an online presentation
Graduate Scholarship and Nancy Powell Education Scholarship Register: www. Collettevacations.com/meet/o/65629-339
Applications Due March 15.
Clare Allaire, 513-862-2389, [email protected].
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