Congratulations Spring 2015 BAHS Graduates

BAHS salutes its spring semester graduates at a reception for graduates, family, and friends immediately following commencement on May 8, 2015 (a warm day!) Thanks to Biology and Allied Health Club and Tri-Beta for hosting this event!


B.A. Biology
Meagan Beakler
Sierra Fortunato
Rachel Koch

B.A Biology/Natural History
Kelly Deguzman
Alexis Eisenhart
Sean Hartzell
 
B.S. Biology
Erin Cannaday
Katherine Geissinger
Brendon Juengst
Kenneth Kirby
Adam Kulp
Ashley Wagner
Erick Wahlman
 
B.S. Biology/Environmental Biology
Caitlin Dickson
Bryce Foster
Lisa Francis
Brooke Shea
 
B.S. Biology/Molecular Biology
David Strawn
 
B.S. Biology/Pre-medical Sciences
Christopher Asimos
Martina Drew
Katherine Hawkins
Ali Hussain
Jacob Morton
Samantha Rodrigues
Julio Valencia-Velez
Sandra Zelonis
 
B.S. Health Sciences
Ashton Hassoinger
Matthew Kendra
Logan Lesher
Sean McLaughlin
Amanda Norcini
Josie Pervola
 
B.S. Health Sciences/
Medical lab science
Myrle Newcomer
 
B.S. Health Sciences/
Pre-physician Assistant
Jill Andrews
Katline Aunkst
Mary Foderaro
Jade Heisman
Kerri Horwath
Taylor Howells
Elaine McCauley
Deanna Schwartz
Jamie Vaniver
 
B.S. Health Sciences/Pre-physical therapy
Heather Cleary
Sarah Hower
Emily Kossifos
Bradley MacMaster
James Siggia
Shelby Weikel
 
B.S. Health Sciences/Medical Imaging
Chelsea Armstrong
Morgan Balsbaugh
Brittany Bartol
Devon Chilenshky
Samanatha Crago
Lindsay Dooley
Michael Duff
Ashlin Fields
Samantha Fields
Zachary Frace
Christina Gampa
Emily Nicole Gross
Stepjanie James
Alicia Kelly
Ashley Kerstetter
Alyssa Kresge
Taylor Kreston
Robin Leonard
Sharon Loomis
Jacquelyn Lutz
Angela Lynch
Amanda Mannino
Shaun McNamara
Jamie Oravecz
Joelle Orlando
Megan Ortlieb
Breanna Parsons
Cicelia Paulus
Olivia Peck
Courtney Rudisill
Jennifer Sabins
Alexandra Savidge
Ashley Stickler
Danielle Strasbaugh
Noelle Verosky
Jessica Wang




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