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Immaculata Alumna Named 2026 ‘Happening Woman’ for Student, Community Impact

Honored as one of Bucks Happening Magazine’s 2026 “Happening Women,” Samantha Gross ’25, Ed.D., is making a lasting difference through student advocacy, community leadership and innovative programs that remove barriers to educational success.

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Nursing Students Help Administer Vaccine During Trial

Twenty-seven students from the senior nursing class helped administer vaccines to senior citizens as part of their Concepts of Public Health Nursing class.

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Immaculata Makes Further Investments in Health Professions

Recognizing enormous growth in the industry, Immaculata will establish a college/school of Health Professions, centered around the new Parsons Science Pavilion.

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Faculty Profile: Dr. Kelly Stalker

Kelly Stalker

Stalker oversaw the creation of a Master of Athletic Training degree and also helped design two new undergraduate athletic training tracks.

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Tyler Tillery

Tyler Tillery

Now a sophomore, Tyler has grown into a leader and is one of the basketball team’s captains, who are charged with keeping their teammates accountable.

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Christina Grassi

Christina Grassi

Christina’s studies at IU coincided with her decision to partner with another teacher to write a new fifth grade math curriculum.

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Cathy Sucgang

Cathy Sucgang

After graduation, Cathy plans to continue her studies at IU to earn her Master of Music Therapy and Counseling and work in the field of mental health.

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Julie JeBran

Julie JeBran

As Julie closes in on the completion of her degree, she is looking forward to helping improve people’s health through proper nutrition.

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