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In this special episode, Interim President Chad Benson ’90, Dr. Jackie Barber ’95, and Alex Watters ’09 sit down to talk about the exciting collaboration between Morningside University and St. Luke’s College. They dive into what this partnership means for students, the community, and the future of healthcare education, while honoring and preserving the proud legacy of St. Luke’s. It’s a forward-looking conversation rooted in tradition, vision, and opportunity.
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