University of Saint Francis Fort Wayne Sciences

Congratulations to alumna, Dr. Nina Marasovich, on receiving your Doctorate in Pharmacy degree. Dr. Marasovich received many awards during her pursuit of her pharmacy degree including: Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society membership, Excellence in Clinical Communication award, Excellence in Clinical Practice award, and many more. Dr. Marasovich will be working as a resident pharmacist for Parkview Health.

Looking good alumnus, Seth Jachimiak! Seth is a medical student at IU SOM - Fort Wayne campus. The MS-II students recently presented their research conducted through the Fen-Lei Chang, MD, PhD Student Education and Research Fellowship Program.

Congratulations alumna, Irish Starkey!
Irish is a medical student at Marian University Wood College of Osteopathic Medicine. She recently received her white coat and now has officially transitioned from classroom study to clinical training. Way to go, Irish!

SF Sciences alumna Kaitelyn!

How lucky are we to have spent seven years with Kaitelyn Vachon?!

As a Senior HSE Project Manager, Kaitelyn brings a steady, solutions-driven approach to every project she touches. She’s passionate about equipping clients with the tools they need to stay compliant and succeed.

Her diverse background in hazardous waste, environmental analysis, and specialized certifications allows her to navigate complex challenges with confidence and make a lasting impact.

We’re lucky to have her!

Aboite Animal Clinic is hiring vet assistants and vet techs!

Summer plans? Lab life. 🧬🥼💙

Donald Boyle (Pre-Med Biology ’28) is one of four interns selected to participate in the Vera Bradley Future Scholars Program at the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Mentored by Dr. Stephanie Hurwitz, he’s researching molecular techniques and intracellular pathways in leukemia cells post-treatment, with the goal of improving bone marrow transplant outcomes.

Keep discovering greater resilience, Donald! 👏

Pre-vet student, Breonna, had a great experience at Troy's Horseshoe Clinic. She learned about the process of trimming the hooves and also dissected a horse leg. Since the horse shoeing process requires nails, one needs to be knowledgeable of the lower limb anatomy especially the exact location of bones, ligaments, and nerves.