Issue 1

Even in an especially divisive election year, there's one thing we can all agree on: 2020 was ... interesting. The pandemic, of course, threw us all for a loop, and in this issue you'll read about a few of the many Wingate graduates who made a difference in the fight against Covid-19. There are also features on students doing good in the community while learning, Wingate's first national championship team, a news team helping uncover a scandal, and much more.

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Mark Horne and a fellow employee holding face shields

Horne helped guide Pennsylvania hospital through choppy pandemic waters

Mark Horne used his management experience and community contacts to see Grand View Health through the problematic early days of the pandemic.

Tiffany Sochurek wearing a surgical mask

A carer at heart, Sochurek nursed coronavirus patients back to health

As a traveling nurse, Tiffany Sochurek

Kevin Wilson at his home operational center

Retired Wilson remained a great resource in Durham during pandemic

From his "operational center" (his dining-room table), Kevin Wilson did the research that Durham EMS didn't have time to do during the early days of the pandemic.

Chris Hewitt on location in Austin, Texas

Hewitt played a huge role as Austin fought Covid-19

Dr. Chris Hewitt's military background and medical knowledge proved invaluable after he was unexpectedly thrust into the role of assistant medical director during the early days of the pandemic.

Davis gave aid and comfort in Central Park

In his first posting with Samaritan's Purse's Disaster Assistance Response Team, Ben Davis provided solace to New Yorkers afflicted with Covid-19.

Allison Rickher taking someone's temperature

PA program prepared Rickher for pandemic’s uncertainty

Stint in Nicaragua with a Wingate group during the Zika outbreak provided good training for this year's coronavirus pandemic on home soil.

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