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Hispanic Heritage Month: Randy Zea
Randy Zea is a medical imaging major with plans to pursue radiation therapy who was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., to parents of Dominican and Ecuadorian descent.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Natalia Cintra Almanzar
Natalia Cintra Almanzar is a medical imaging major pursuing a Spanish minor, who was born in Puerto Rico to Dominican and Cuban parents. Originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico, she moved to Hazelton six years ago in the wake of Hurricane Maria, a Category 5 hurricane that devastated the northeastern Caribbean.
Mentoring part of the pack
The internship program not only offers Geisinger the chance to see which students may be a good fit for the program, but it allows Huskies to have an edge when it comes time to move from student to professional. For Ken Roszel '81/'94M, it is a win-win. Not only does he get to guide students as their supervisor, but he also gets to stay in close contact with his alma mater and assist other Huskies in their first career move
Service learning with lasting impact
Some of the most memorable spring breaks end up way far off course than originally planned. Endorse the unexpected, some might say. This was certainly the case for one Bloomsburg University student...
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Life mission achieved through medical imaging
Emily Hackenberg has always wanted to help people, and Bloomsburg University’s medical imaging program is getting her a step closer to doing just that for a living. “My favorite aspect of the program...
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Medical imaging guides career path to radiology
Emily Reynolds has always been fascinated by how the internal human body works, an interest that’s led her to a future in radiology courtesy of Bloomsburg University’s medical imaging program. “The...
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Career path in focus for medical imaging major
Sunni Criste is well on her way to achieving a lifelong dream of working in the medical field thanks to Bloomsburg University’s medical imaging program. “I’ve always loved how things are constantly...