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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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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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Jason Harrington, M.H.A.’99

Jason Harrington, M.H.A.’99, was one of four hospital leaders featured during a storytelling event about community service and careers at the Iowa Hospital Association annual meeting in October. He is president and chief executive officer of Lakes Regional Healthcare in

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Ben Davis, M.H.A.’17

Ben Davis, M.H.A.’17, was honored during the Iowa Hospital Association annual meeting in October with the Young Executive Achievement Award. He is the chief executive officer of the Osceola Regional Health Center in Sibley, IA.

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Derek S. Nelson, M.H.A.’12

Derek S. Nelson, M.H.A.’12, is an elder care advocate with Vesta Senior Network, a Milwaukee-based organization that specializes in elder care options to serve families in Wisconsin. A licensed emergency medical technician, Nelson has worked in health care centers and

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Heath Bartness, M.H.A.’05

Heath Bartness, M.H.A.’05, joined the board of trustees of Buena Vista University, his undergraduate alma mater, in Storm Lake, IA. He is the founder and chief executive officer of St. Croix Hospice, where he helps lead nearly 1,500 employees who

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