New Representatives Elected to PNWU’s GHHS Chapter

PNWU’s Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) recently elected its Class of 2025 student and faculty representatives. A signature program of The Arnold P. Gold Foundation – an international nonprofit organization committed to fostering and maintaining a culture of compassion, respect, and empathy in health care – the GHHS recognizes students, residents and faculty who are “exemplars of humanistic patient care and who can serve as role models, mentors, and leaders in medicine.”

The following students and faculty members were elected to serve on PNWU’s GHHS chapter:

Jack McPherson, medical student at PNWU — Jack Mcpherson

Christine Nguyen, medical student at PNWU — Christine Nguyen

Colin Behl, medical student at PNWU — Colin Behl

Rebecca Hoshaw, medical student at PNWU — Rebecca Hoshaw

David Dommermuth, medical student at PNWU — David Dommermuth

Andy Shang, medical student at PNWU — Andy Shang

Olivia Romas, medical student at PNWU — Olivia Romas

Daniel Rose, medical student at PNWU — Daniel Rose

Josh Boone, medical student at PNWU — Josh Boone

Sophia, medical student at PNWU — Sophia Jadzak

Priyanka Taneja, medical student at PNWU — Priyanka Taneja

Kierstyn Tuel, medical student at PNWU — Kierstyn Tuel

Schafer Paladichuk, medical student at PNWU — Schafer Paladichuk

Sabrina Do, medical student at PNWU — Sabrina Do

Morgan Matley, medical student at PNWU — Morgan Matley

Shelby Hatton, medical student at PNWU — Shelby Hatton

Josh Anderson, medical student at PNWU — Josh Anderson

Maurice Devers, medical student at PNWU — Maurice Devers

Amelia Huynh, medical student at PNWU — Amelia Huynh

Victoria Morgan, medical student at PNWU — Victoria Morgan

Maggie Lai, medical student at PNWU — Maggie Lai

Dr. Joseph Wren

“As we welcome our eighth cohort since the inception of the GHHS-PNWU chapter, I am immensely proud of our members’ continued commitment to nurturing the human connection in medicine,” said PNWU GHHS chapter co-advisor Kim Wadsworth, DO, PNWU-COM Class of 2018, who founded the GHHS-PNWU chapter during her third year at PNWU. “At this pivotal moment in our chapter’s history, GHHS alums are stepping into new roles as preceptors and attending physicians, exemplifying integrity, compassion, excellence, respect, and empathy. Such mentorship not only enriches the clinical experience but also shapes future generations of physicians, inspiring them to uphold the highest standards of patient care and professionalism.”