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Brendan Funesti

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Brendan Funesti, MHA

Brendan Funesti of Kansas City, Missouri, is completing a Master of Health Administration.

Merrik Gibbs

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Merrik Gibbs, BHS

Merrik Gibbs of Glen Carbon, Illinois, is completing a BHS in Health Science.

Chelsea Rodriguez

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Chelsea Rodriguez, MPH

Chelsea Rodriguez of San Antonio, Texas, is completing a Master of Public Health.

Rhonda Rojas

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Rhonda Rojas, MHS

Rhonda Rojas of Austin, Texas, is completing a Master of Health Science in Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences with a Clinical Laboratory Science emphasis.

Elizabeth Scheer

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Elizabeth Scheer, BHS-OTA

Elizabeth Scheer of New Haven, Missouri, is completing a Bachelor of Health Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant.

Addy Slusher

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Addy Slusher, BSW

Addy Slusher of Gretna, Nebraska, is completing a Bachelor of Social Work.

Rebecca Vasta

Dec. 15, 2025

Back to school: Occupational therapist Rebecca Vasta is helping students succeed

After already earning two Mizzou degrees, Vasta will receive a doctoral degree in occupational therapy this December while working in Everett Public Schools.

Carlee Williams

Dec. 15, 2025

Mizzou Made 2025: Carlee Williams, BHS

Carlee Williams of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, is completing a BHS in Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences with a Respiratory Therapy emphasis.

A young woman stands near a mannequin

Dec. 12, 2025

Respiratory therapy student receives $7,500 scholarship

Madison Frisbie, a senior in the respiratory therapy program at Mizzou, was recently awarded a $7,500 scholarship for demonstrated academic success and leadership in health care.

A man stands in front of a bookcase

Dec. 10, 2025

Engineering smarter care for ALS patients

Bill Janes and colleagues are adapting sensors to fit the needs of ALS patients, whose functional decline often mirrors that of older adults but progresses more rapidly and unpredictably.