MCPAP
Marietta College Physician Assistant program is proud to provide a glimpse of our current students. Click the class links in the menu to learn more about their various academic and clinical backgrounds as well as some personal stories.
SAAAPA Origins and Structure
The involvement of physician assistant students in the American Academy of Physician Assistants has been valued and encouraged since the Academy was founded in 1968 by several students at Duke University. Since then, students have had an influential voice in the Academy's direction, serving in important leadership positions.
The student academy has its own structure within the AAPA, starting with PA students at each PA educational program, whether organized as student societies or student contacts.
The PA Student Society is formed by each new class of Marietta College PA Students. The group works to promote the physician assistant profession. Attached are excerpts from The Student Academy of the American Academy of Physician Assistants Student Society Handbook explaining the function of the society, etc.
The Marietta College PA Program Class of 2019 Officers
President: Kate Bills
Vice President: Cody Franklin
Secretary: Laura Harsch
Treasurer: Jules James
Outreach Chair: Rachel DeRosa
OAPA Student Rep: Mary Peterson
AOR Representative: Abigail Kent
Historian: Erin Miller
Student Diversity Representative: Kaila Czigans
Potluck Coordinator: Morgan Dewitt
Green Chair: Andi Campos
The Marietta College PA Program Class of 2020 Officers
President: Natalie Melnick
Vice President: Emily Chafins
Secretary: Crystal Flagg
Treasurer: Cassidy Erickson
Outreach Chair: Tori Sorice
OAPA Student Rep: Madison Rausch
AOR Representative: Kathryn Grenfell
AOR Alternate: Julia Newsom
Historian: Annie Lacour
Student Diversity Committee Representative: Belle Belyea
Potluck Coordinator: Kelliann Notaro
Green Chair: Brittany Conner