Meet BAHS Honors Students



BAHS Honors Student Brendon Herrold presents research
 at the College of Science and  Technology Research Day
The Bloomsburg University Honors College is an interdisciplinary, experiential program that entails small, seminar-style, discussion-based, honors classes, a capstone project such as a research experience, and opportunities for civic engagement. Thirty four students in the Department of Biological and Allied Health Sciences have taken on the honors challenge. BAHS students who are undertaking leadership roles in the Honors College by serving on the executive board are Rachel Nenstiel (junior class representative) and Oriana Balascio (Service Chair). Please contact Dr. Julie Vandivere for more information about the Honors College (jvandive@bloomu.edu)

BAHS Honors Students
Rebecca Albers, medical lab science
Aaron Billig, Medical lab science
Oriana Balascio, Biology, pre-medical sciences and chemistry minor
Akimah Brookes, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Madyson Brown, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Kimberly Bucher, Health Sciences
Lauren Bunnell, Health Sciences, pre-physician assistant, gerontology minor
Emily Chambers, Health Sciences, pre-physician assistant
Ashley Gardner, Health Sciences, medical lab science
Addison Gemberling, Biology
Kathryn Gingolaski, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Brendon Herrold, Biology
Lizmeidy Hernandez, Health Sciences, pre-physician assistant
Delaney Kutchkus, Biology
Catherine Loch, Secondary Education Biology
Mateo Marshall, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Kyle Mausteller, Biology, pre-medical sciences, psychology and chemistry minors
Leslie Mensah, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Hailee Mohr, Medical Imaging
Rachel Nenstiel, Biology
Anna Rauscher, Medical Imaging
Ana Rhoten, Biology
Lynzie Ritz, Health Sciences
Joseph Sanzi, Health Sciences
Kaitlyn Serpa, Health Sciences
Kamran Shams, Health Sciences
Nathan Slotnick, Biology
Stephen Tapsak, Biology
Mikayla Ulicny, Medical Imaging
Juliana Wagner, Biology
Brianna Werley, Biology, pre-medical sciences
Samantha Wersinger, Health Sciences, pre-physician assistant
Sarah Wertz, Health Sciences
Emily Zerbe, Biology

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