StudentFeb 23, 2018Campus News
By: Cristen Walker

Nursing Students and Alumni Provide Service

In collaboration with Island Impact Ministries and University of Scranton alumni, 11 nursing students and two faculty members traveled with a team of healthcare providers and other volunteers to the Dominican Republic in January 2018.
Pictured: Dr. John Juliano, Mary Juliano, Katherine Manna, Jeannette Garneau, Kaitlin Murawski, Meaghan Mahoney, Wendy Manetti, Josef Kampfe, Emily Calderone, Cristen Walker, Katherine Juliano, Nicole Papapietro, Isabel Mulooly, Michele Condzal, Meredith Campbell, Janet Grahn, Kelsey Stasko, Heather De Bari
Pictured: Dr. John Juliano, Mary Juliano, Katherine Manna, Jeannette Garneau, Kaitlin Murawski, Meaghan Mahoney, Wendy Manetti, Josef Kampfe, Emily Calderone, Cristen Walker, Katherine Juliano, Nicole Papapietro, Isabel Mulooly, Michele Condzal, Meredith Campbell, Janet Grahn, Kelsey Stasko, Heather De Bari

In collaboration with Island Impact Ministries and University of Scranton alumni, 11 nursing students and two faculty members traveled with a team of healthcare providers and other volunteers to the Dominican Republic in January 2018.

During this service-based mission trip, ambulatory medical clinics were set up on a daily basis in a variety of locations and medical care was provided to approximately 1,000 impoverished Dominican and Haitian residents, including hundreds of infants and children. Through several fundraising efforts and generous donations from the community, 30 large suitcases were filled with medications and a variety of health and hygiene supplies. The team plans to return again in 2020.

 

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