University of Missouri–St. Louis nursing alumna Rachel Ascher (BSN 2009) is living her dream by helping the “untouchables” in India. At just 21, she has started the Living Way Health Clinic at a boarding school for some of the country’s poorest children. At the...
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Nursing alumna helps found medical clinic in rural India
University of Missouri–St. Louis nursing alumna Rachel Ascher (BSN 2009) is living her dream by helping the “untouchables” in India. At just 21, she has started the Living Way Health Clinic at a boarding school for some of the country’s poorest children. At the...
Nursing alumna helps found medical clinic in rural India
University of Missouri–St. Louis nursing alumna Rachel Ascher (BSN 2009) is living her dream by helping the “untouchables” in India. At just 21, she has started the Living Way Health Clinic at a boarding school for some of the country’s poorest children. At the...
UMSL Business offers new Leadership Launchpad online course for young professionals starting in September
The online course targeted toward helping young professionals grow their leadership skills meets on Thursdays during the lunch hour.
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