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PCPS Community Celebration

PCPS celebrated the 15th anniversary of the Leahy Community Health & Family Center and 10th anniversary of the Leahy Clinic at the 2018 PCPS Community Celebration.

Dr. Andrea Mantione, director of the Leahy Community Health & Family Center, and Dean Debra Pellegrino accept a $650 donation from fundraising efforts conducted by Phi Epsilon Kappa, the University’s undergraduate Exercise Science honor society. Pictured are: Lauren Brogan, president, Emily Edwards, vice president, Angela Hubert, treasurer, Katie O’Reilly, secretary and Dr. Joan Grossman, honor society moderator.

Dr. Julie Nastasi, far right, accepts a check from Edward R. Leahy and Dean Debra Pellegrino to support the low vision clinic of the Leahy Community Health & Family Center.

MHA graduate student Alyssa Caucci (second from right) receives the Ignatian Community Based Learning Award from Dean Pellegrino. Also pictured (from left) are Brianne Lawrence, senior Nursing major; Dr. Maria Vital, Leahy Community Health & Family Center office manager; and Dr. Andrea Mantione, Leahy Community Health & Family Center director.

Edward R. Leahy presents a check in support of the physical therapy clinic to students and faculty members. Pictured are Doctor of Physical Therapy students Caroline Segota, clinic IT/PR, Cory Piening, clinic operations, Megan Manzo, clinic student director, and William Wilcox, patient/staff coordinator. Faculty members pictured are Dr. Peter M. Leininger, clinic faculty preceptor, Dr. Renee M. Hakim, clinic director/faculty preceptor, and Dr. Jennifer Schwartz, clinic faculty preceptor.

School Counseling student Christina Futterkneckt, second from right, received the Panuska Community Based Learning Award. Counseling & Human Service department faculty members pictured (from left): Dr. Julie Cerrito, Dr. Lori Bruch, Dr. Tiffany Bordonada, Professor Brandice Ricciardi, and Dr. Paul Datti.

Dean Debra Pellegrino addresses the over 90 faculty, staff, volunteers and community members who were in attendance at this year’s celebration.

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PCPS Community Celebration

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