Kanan Kappelman, M.H.A.’13
Kanan Kappelman, M.H.A.’13, is marketing manager for the Iowa Economic Development Authority.
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Jennifer Havens, M.H.A.’16, R.N., FACHE
Jennifer Havens, M.H.A.’16, R.N., FACHE, chief executive officer of Grinnell Regional Medical Center in Grinnell, IA, was a featured panelist during the Evolving Systems of Care for the Future discussion session during the American Hospital Association’s 2023 annual membership meeting.
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DMU Students Pursue Passions with Global Health Internships
The Distinguished Global Health Internships offered by DMU’s Department of Global Health are highly selective virtual research opportunities that enable students to explore global health research topics at various organizations. Students can work with researchers on projects such as conducting systematic reviews to create
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Kalli Vandenheuvel, M.H.A.’22
Kalli Vandenheuvel, M.H.A.’22, was selected for the 2023-2024 cohort of the American College of Healthcare Executives – Wisconsin Chapter’s Leadership Development Program. She is a health care administrator for Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin Inc. in Milwaukee.
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Brian W. Jones, M.H.A.’08
Brian W. Jones, M.H.A.’08, was selected in February 2023 to join the nonprofit Arkansas Humanities Council, an affiliate of the National Endowment for Humanities. Jones is president and CEO of the SHARE Foundation, a nonprofit foundation in El Dorado, AR,
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Oh No, My Mom Has to Go
When Rodricka Brice-Curry, a student in DMU’s master of health care administration program and a staff sergeant in the Air Force, had to deploy to Qatar for more than seven months in 2021, it was the first time she and
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Pamela Harvey Miller, D.O.’99, M.H.A.’99
Pamela Harvey Miller, D.O.’99, M.H.A.’99, started a new position as vice chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Reserve Policy and Integration, at the U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, headquarters for the Navy Medicine enterprise located at the Defense
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Erin Hoversten-Majewski, D.P.T.’12, M.H.A.’13
Erin Hoversten-Majewski, D.P.T.’12, M.H.A.’13, officially gained her administrators license to oversee the Simpson Health Center, a licensed Medicare/Medicaid-certified health center of Friendship Haven in Fort Dodge, IA. She had joined the organization earlier in 2022.
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Sarah McCool, M.P.H.’04, M.H.A.’04, Ph.D.
Sarah McCool, M.P.H.’04, M.H.A.’04, Ph.D., is director of undergraduate programs and clinical associate professor in the department of health policy and behavioral sciences at Georgia State University School of Public Health. She’s a member of the “Transforming Academia for Equity”
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Kevin Kincaid, M.H.A.’09
Kevin Kincaid, M.H.A.’09, was elected chair-elect of the Iowa Hospital Association House of Delegates during its annual meeting in October. He is the chief executive officer of Knoxville, IA, Hospital and Clinics.
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