HACC's Registration Rally

Students will have an opportunity to engage directory with the president and could discuss such topics as the future of HACC, student needs and priorities, campus initiatives and ways to foster a more inclusive and innovative environment. This forum aims to create a collaborative space where students can voice their ideas, share concerns and contribute positively to shaping the future direction of HACC’s teaching and learning community.

John Sygielski
President, HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College

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John Sygielski

Dr. Ski has been president since July 2011. Ski is the past chairman of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Board of Directors and served on the AACC’s 21st Century Commission on the Future of Community Colleges. Ski served a two-year term as chair of the Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges Board of Directors. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Ski is the only member of his working-class family to graduate from college earning bachelor, two master and doctorate degrees, including an honorary associate degree from a community college. A biking enthusiast, he and his husband, Steve Perrault, live in Harrisburg with Bart, their Basenji dog.

Building our workforce is a top priority. Hear about graduates who have entered a chosen health career pathway to success after being prepared at HACC.

Megan Brighbill
Executive Dean, School of Health Sciences, HACC

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Megan Brighbill

Kaitlyn Vaitl
HACC

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Kaitlyn Vaitl

My career in surgical technology started right here at HACC, where I graduated from the Surgical Technology program in 2016. My graduating class was small—just five of us—but today, the program has grown significantly, accepting 14-16 students per cohort. This year, we have 14 students preparing to graduate, which is incredible to see! After graduation, I spent over three years at the West Shore Surgery Center, scrubbing primarily in ophthalmology but also gaining experience in general surgery, gynecology, plastics, ENT, podiatry, and more. While there, I had the opportunity to train most of our new hires and precept surgical technology students who rotated through our facility. Through this, I discovered a love for teaching and helping others—something that would shape the rest of my career. In 2019, I had the incredible opportunity to return to HACC—not just as an alum, but as someone helping new students during summer open labs. Teaching quickly became a passion of mine, and even as I transitioned to Capitol Laser and Surgery Center to focus solely on eye cases, I continued to support HACC students. My journey came full circle when I was promoted to part-time Clinical Coordinator in 2020, and now, in 2024, I’m honored to be a full-time Instructor and Clinical Coordinator for the Surgical Technology program. It’s been amazing to go from student to professional and now educator, helping to shape the next generation of surgical technologists.

La'Tia Moses, AAS, CST, CNA
UPMC Williamsport

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La'Tia Moses, AAS, CST, CNA

HACC Alumni 2024 Deans List 3x Honors

Ryan Colarusso

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Ryan Colarusso

Melinda Eash
Department Chair, Health Careers, HACC

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Melinda Eash

I have taught in the Human Service Program at HACC for 35 years and have been the Department Chair for Health Careers for 7 years. In addition I earned a masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Millersville University and am a licensed clinical psychologist in Pennsylvania with over thirty years experience.

Join us for an inspiring panel discussion featuring HACC nursing alumni who turned their classroom experiences into thriving careers in healthcare. Hear firsthand how they navigated the journey from student to professional nurse, overcame challenges, and found success in hospitals, clinics, and beyond. Whether you're already in a health program or just exploring the possibilities, this session will give you valuable insights, practical advice, and the motivation to take the next step in your own healthcare career. Come with questions and leave with inspiration!

Nichole Kelleher

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Nichole Kelleher

Jessica Hall

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Jessica Hall

Cindy Donell
Associate Dean, School of Health Science, HACC

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Cindy Donell

Born and raised in Lancaster County, I began my nursing career after graduating from Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1985. I started as a medical-surgical nurse at a small community hospital in Lancaster, working all three shifts. I later joined The Reading Hospital and Medical Center (now Tower Health – Reading), where I taught and practiced nursing in the neurology unit from 1992 to 2008. During that time, I earned a Master’s Degree in Nursing Education from Villanova University. Balancing full-time work, family responsibilities, and academic commitments gave me a deep understanding of the student experience. In 2008, I joined HACC as the Campus Director at the York Campus, where I also taught in the nursing program. I now serve as the Associate Dean of the School of Health Sciences, where I partner with our nursing faculty and staff in the operation of our nursing programs.

Kristen Robinson
Penn State Health

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Kristen Robinson

LDRP RN

Julia Alday
Cost Management Plus

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Julia Alday

HACC graduate May 2013, BSN Chamberlain University 2018, Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Student - graduating August 2025. I love nursing and feel that HACC prepared me better than any program to practice. I have done both shirts and skilled home health, nursing home, internal medicine, and correctional medicine. For the past several years I have been a nurse consultant with over site of 17 county correctional facilities medical departments in PA. I also continue to do home health as I love working with patients and seeing them reach a healthy discharge. I love wounds and wound vacs, which I learned in home health. I would have never been able to work on my own in a patients home without going to HACC. It really shaped the nurse I am, and eventual NP.

Sunny Goodyear
Penn State Health Holy Spirit Medical Center

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Sunny Goodyear

Sunny Goodyear, MSN, RN, CCRN, has been a registered nurse for over 31 years and has spent her entire career at Holy Spirit Medical Center. She received her associate’s degree from Harrisburg Area Community College, her bachelor’s in nursing and a master’s degree in nursing education from Walden University. Her experience and expertise have been utilized in the Holy Spirit Medical Center intensive care unit for the past 20 years. In October 2018, she joined the trauma team and started her role as Injury Prevention and Outreach Coordinator for Trauma Services at Holy Spirit. This role allows her to reach the community by providing education, learning labs, seminars, and instruction on preventing traumatic injury and violence. Sunny has provided the life-saving Stop the Bleed training to over 15,000 participants and is passionate about training bystanders to be first responders. She takes this training to schools, churches, businesses, libraries, senior centers, and local and state police. She is a member of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses, the Society of Trauma Nurses, and the American Trauma Society. Sunny’s most significant professional accomplishment thus far is spearheaded the Workplace Violence Task Force at Holy Spirit. She continues to lead the way by encouraging all healthcare workers to set practice standards and protect themselves against violence by patients, families, and visitors. Sunny is also an Adjunct Clinical Nursing Instructor for Harrisburg Area Community College. She resides in Mechanicsburg and is married to John and has four children: Nathaniel, age 27; Joshua, age 25; Luke, age 23; and Hannah, age 21.

Are you a fan of movies? Do you have shows you consider binge worthy? Maybe reading is your passion or game nights bring you joy! Join resident pop culture enthusiasts Dr. Michael Verno, Rob Hagstrom and Katie Fisher for a fun discussion on movies, TV shows, books and games! Share your favorites and discover your next TBR. 

Rob Hagstrom

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Rob Hagstrom

Katie Fisher
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Katie Fisher

I have been part of the college community since 2019, contributing as a biology faculty member for five years, an academic advisor for two years, and now serving as a data analyst. Outside of work, I’m passionate about all things pop culture, particularly in the worlds of sci-fi and fantasy. An avid reader, my all-time favorite book series is Dune, and I’m excited to finish the Mistborn series. I also love a good adventure/thriller novel! When it comes to movies, I enjoys everything from sci-fi and fantasy to cult classics from the '80s and '90s, along with the timeless charm of old Hollywood films from the '40s and '50s. On TV, I’m a fan of satire shows like Community, The Righteous Gemstones, and Always Sunny. I’m currently wrapping up the Xena series, with Severance and Wheel of Time next on my watchlist.

Michael Verno
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Michael Verno

Hello! I was a long-time English Professor at HACC the Lebanon Campus and have recently returned to my old stomping grounds as a member of the administration for the Office of Student Success & Enrollment Management. I am and will continue to be an avid consumer of stories; I love’em! Movies might be my favorite medium (I’ve become quite the Horror fan as I’ve aged…not sure why), but I have spent (far too many?) hours reading, listening to podcasts, and watching shows, live-action or animated. It is very difficult for me to pick favorites, but let’s say I lean Science Fiction/Drama/Horror; however, even as I write that, I like a good laugh, so let’s just say I like too many things. Currently, I’m probably most excited about Yellowjackets and Severance, but I could talk about Death Note, The Wire, Deadwood, Breaking Bad….okay…I think you get the point.

Quick Dishes: Easy & affordable recipes to share. Come and share your go-to meals, quick snacks and budget friendly recipes with fellow students. 

Delanie Cook
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Delanie Cook

Hello everyone! My name is Professor Cook. I am a HACC graduate from Harrisburg campus School of Nursing. I have completed my BSN, MSN, and CRNP, as part of my continuing education. Now I am teaching, which I love! I am also a mother of 4 children and 8 grandchildren. I’ve had opportunities to host plenty of family, and at one time hosted as many as 32 teenage girls for dinner every other Sunday night. I love cooking tasty, nutritious, quality food, for people who love to eat! All this to say that I am excited and qualified to share some recipes and strategies to help you all plan and implement strategies to nourish yourselves well, while in school!

This roundtable session is for the advisee's of Professor Barbara Simonton only!

Barbara Simonton
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Barbara Simonton

Associate Professor of Mathematics

This roundtable session is for the advisees of Professor Ildiko Stegman only. 

Ildiko Stegman

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Ildiko Stegman

This roundtable session is for the advisees of Professor Steven Lustig only!

Steve Lustig

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Steve Lustig

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Lucy in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam

Know what classes you need? Join Audrey in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

In this session, you will learn which Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) you need to complete, along with other eligibility requirements necessary to receive financial aid and pay your tuition at HACC. We will cover the available financial aid resources, the process for reviewing your document statuses on your HACC portal and how to submit any required documents. Additionally, you will gain an understanding of the requirements for obtaining a federal student loan and the steps needed to maintain your funding.

Juan Cordoba
HACC

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Juan Cordoba

Director of Financial Aid

Students will have an opportunity to engage directory with the president and could discuss such topics as the future of HACC, student needs and priorities, campus initiatives and ways to foster a more inclusive and innovative environment. This forum aims to create a collaborative space where students can voice their ideas, share concerns and contribute positively to shaping the future direction of HACC’s teaching and learning community.

John Sygielski
President, HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College

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John Sygielski

Dr. Ski has been president since July 2011. Ski is the past chairman of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Board of Directors and served on the AACC’s 21st Century Commission on the Future of Community Colleges. Ski served a two-year term as chair of the Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges Board of Directors. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Ski is the only member of his working-class family to graduate from college earning bachelor, two master and doctorate degrees, including an honorary associate degree from a community college. A biking enthusiast, he and his husband, Steve Perrault, live in Harrisburg with Bart, their Basenji dog.

This session will explain the "2 for 1 rule" about study time. As students are registering, the time is right to think about how study time will fit with work, classes, family and personal commitments. 

Heather Burns
HACC

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Heather Burns

I am a faculty member in Foundational Studies and Director of First Year Experience at HACC plus I advise students in the Human Services, Social Services and Addiction & Recovery Services majors. I've been at HACC for about 24 years, and my greatest enjoyment is seeing students accomplish their goals.

Are you a fan of movies? Do you have shows you consider binge worthy? Maybe reading is your passion or game nights bring you joy! Join resident pop culture enthusiasts Dr. Michael Verno, Rob Hagstrom and Katie Fisher for a fun discussion on movies, TV shows, books and games! Share your favorites and discover your next TBR. 

Rob Hagstrom

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Rob Hagstrom

Katie Fisher
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Katie Fisher

I have been part of the college community since 2019, contributing as a biology faculty member for five years, an academic advisor for two years, and now serving as a data analyst. Outside of work, I’m passionate about all things pop culture, particularly in the worlds of sci-fi and fantasy. An avid reader, my all-time favorite book series is Dune, and I’m excited to finish the Mistborn series. I also love a good adventure/thriller novel! When it comes to movies, I enjoys everything from sci-fi and fantasy to cult classics from the '80s and '90s, along with the timeless charm of old Hollywood films from the '40s and '50s. On TV, I’m a fan of satire shows like Community, The Righteous Gemstones, and Always Sunny. I’m currently wrapping up the Xena series, with Severance and Wheel of Time next on my watchlist.

Michael Verno
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Michael Verno

Hello! I was a long-time English Professor at HACC the Lebanon Campus and have recently returned to my old stomping grounds as a member of the administration for the Office of Student Success & Enrollment Management. I am and will continue to be an avid consumer of stories; I love’em! Movies might be my favorite medium (I’ve become quite the Horror fan as I’ve aged…not sure why), but I have spent (far too many?) hours reading, listening to podcasts, and watching shows, live-action or animated. It is very difficult for me to pick favorites, but let’s say I lean Science Fiction/Drama/Horror; however, even as I write that, I like a good laugh, so let’s just say I like too many things. Currently, I’m probably most excited about Yellowjackets and Severance, but I could talk about Death Note, The Wire, Deadwood, Breaking Bad….okay…I think you get the point.

Quick Dishes: Easy & affordable recipes to share. Come and share your go-to meals, quick snacks and budget friendly recipes with fellow students. 

Delanie Cook
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Delanie Cook

Hello everyone! My name is Professor Cook. I am a HACC graduate from Harrisburg campus School of Nursing. I have completed my BSN, MSN, and CRNP, as part of my continuing education. Now I am teaching, which I love! I am also a mother of 4 children and 8 grandchildren. I’ve had opportunities to host plenty of family, and at one time hosted as many as 32 teenage girls for dinner every other Sunday night. I love cooking tasty, nutritious, quality food, for people who love to eat! All this to say that I am excited and qualified to share some recipes and strategies to help you all plan and implement strategies to nourish yourselves well, while in school!

This session is for the advisees of Professor Ildiko Stegman only. 

Ildiko Stegman

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Ildiko Stegman

This roundtable session is for the advisees of Professor Steven Lustig only!

Steve Lustig

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Steve Lustig

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam

Know what classes you need? Join Audrey in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

During this open session, students will have the opportunity to talk casually to the Deans and Department Chairs from the School of Science and Mathematics. Learn more about programs, courses, clubs and activities in the School. And how finishing your STEM degree can set you up for future success. We look forward to hearing from and talking to you!

Mike Corradino
Executive Dean, School of Science & Math, HACC

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Mike Corradino

Executive Dean, School of Science and Mathematics

Jason Rosenberry
Department Chair of Math & Computer Science, HACC

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Jason Rosenberry

Kelly Matthews
Department Chair of Science, HACC

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Kelly Matthews

Janelle Heiserman
Associate Dean, School of Math & Science, HACC

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Janelle Heiserman

Janelle Heiserman is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for the School of Science and Math. Janelle proudly began her college journey at HACC as a dual enrolled high school student. She holds a B.A. in History and Art History from Lycoming College, a M.S. in Organizational Development and Leadership from Shippensburg University, and a doctorate in Lifelong Learning and Adult Education from The Pennsylvania State University. In her spare time, Janelle enjoys running, reading historical fiction literature, coaching youth soccer, and being a mom to her two young sons.

Join Professor Cristina Bucur of the Math Department for an information session on math anxiety. During this session, you will be presented with strategies for combating math anxiety, as well as tips and tools to help you succeed in your future math courses. 

Christina Bucur

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Christina Bucur

This session is for the advisee's of Professor Barbara Simonton only!

Barbara Simonton
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Barbara Simonton

Associate Professor of Mathematics

This session is for the advisees of Professor Ildiko Stegman only. 

Ildiko Stegman

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Ildiko Stegman

Know what classes you need? Join Lucy in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Audrey in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Audrey Arthur

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Audrey Arthur

Join Kristy to talk about the latest binge-worthy shows on your list! 

Kristy Vukoder

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Kristy Vukoder

How do classes in English shape a person’s life and career? In this student panel, HACC graduates will share their experiences as English majors or as students whose lives have been shaped by English and related courses. They will discuss how their coursework influenced their personal and professional growth, the unexpected skills they gained, and how they continue to engage with reading, writing, and communication in their daily lives. Whether you’re considering an English major or simply wondering about the lasting impact of literature and storytelling, this session offers a candid look at the value of studying English.

Christine Nowik
Department Chair, English, HACC

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Christine Nowik

Isabel Jungclaus
Recent Penn State Graduate

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Isabel Jungclaus

I am a recent graduate of Penn State York where I received a BA in English, and a HACC transfer student. As a non-traditional student I was incredibly fortunate that HACC's English program was established during my time there, as it enabled me to discover and hone my talents, and set a course for my future. I am now researching graduate programs and ultimately aspire to a career in academia.

Brianna Campbell
34 Strong

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Brianna Campbell

Brianna is dedicated to empowering teams to achieve more than they thought possible. A Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach since 2017, she has guided organizations across industries in strengthening employee engagement, culture, and leadership development. After serving as Director of Learning and Development at a strategic consultancy, she launched her own business, coaching and facilitating workshops that drive transformation. Now, as a Senior Organizational Development Consultant at 34 Strong, Brianna delivers programs designed to build thriving workplaces where people and teams excel.

Kane Howard
Kane Jesse Howard: Author

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Kane Howard

Kane Jesse Howard is a writer and Literary & Textual studies (English) major at York College of Pennsylvania. He has won collegiate awards for both flash fiction and screenwriting. Howard holds an AS in Communications/Journalism from HACC, Central PA's Community College. He has been published in Study Breaks, The Copper Quill (HACC), and his work will be found in the 2025 edition of The York Review. Howard published the paranormal, sapphic romance Romeo’s Card in 2022, and the paranormal My Broken Heart is Dead in 2025. He lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with his wife and two dogs.

What does it take to turn a passion for science into a career in medicine or research? Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring former undergraduate science majors who have recently and successfully transitioned to doctoral paths—one newly accepted into Harvard's Ph.D. program in immunology and another completing their fourth year of medical school beginning residency in family medicine later this summer at Wellspan York Hospital. Hear their stories of perseverance, pivotal moments, and lessons learned along the way. Whether you're considering a career in research, medicine, or another STEM field, this session will provide valuable insights, motivation, and real-world advice to help you chart your own path from community college to a future in science and healthcare.

Mike Corradino
Executive Dean, School of Science & Math, HACC

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Mike Corradino

Executive Dean, School of Science and Mathematics

Raquel Campbell
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

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Raquel Campbell

My experience with HACC started as child attending business and science camps over the summer, and returning as a volunteer youth counselor at the Summer Career Camp where I assisted in the culinary and science programs. I always had a passion for science and am grateful for the exposure that HACC offered me at a young age through their community programs. I have since continued to engage elementary and youth aged students through volunteer work in youth programs and STEM events. I am a current fourth-year medical student at West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, and incoming Family Medicine Resident for WellSpan Health York Family Medicine Program. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Cellular and Molecular Biology at West Chester University of Pennsylvania in 2018. My passion for medicine arose in my teenage years when I experienced the medical field first-hand during a prolonged illness. My interest grew as I entered university and began to take my basic science classes and was solidified during my work as a medical assistant post-undergrad. I love the field of Family Medicine because I will be able to practice preventative medicine while taking a holistic approach to patient care. If you are interested in the field of science or medicine, I hope to see you in the live session for Q & A.

Victor Svistunov
Harvard Medical School

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Victor Svistunov

Victor Svistunov is an aspiring mucosal immunologist, future principal investigator, and gastroenterologist from Cape Verde, driven by a deep passion for transforming the landscape of global health. Raised in an underserved village where a scientific career seemed impossible, Victor defied skepticism and made the bold decision to pursue his dreams in the United States. He began his academic journey at HACC before transferring to Bucknell University through the Bucknell Community College Scholars Program. Inspired by figures like Louis Pasteur and the guidance of biology professors at both HACC and Bucknell, Victor developed an early interest in microbiology and medicine, spurred by a personal battle with antimicrobial resistance and a growing desire to understand the beneficial microbes that inhabit the human body, particularly in the gut. Victor’s research career began with studying fireflies and fruit flies, where he made discoveries related to odorant receptors and sexual dimorphism in bacterial pathogenesis. This early work earned recognition and led to a move to Boston Children's Hospital, where he joined the Lencer Lab. There, Victor focused on mucosal biology and innate immunity, contributing to significant advances in understanding intestinal epithelial cell responses to toxins and enteric viruses. He also developed expertise in 3D organoid models, a powerful tool for studying gut biology. Now, as a Herchel Smith Fellow and PhD candidate at Harvard Medical School, Victor continues to explore the innate host defense mechanisms, with a focus on the complex interactions between hosts and microbes. Combining his expertise in immunology, evolutionary genomics, and microbiology, he aims to contribute to the development of novel therapies for infections and autoimmune diseases. Ultimately, Victor aspires to become a physician-scientist, using his research to improve global health and inspire future scientists, especially those from underserved backgrounds.

Janelle Heiserman
Associate Dean, School of Math & Science, HACC

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Janelle Heiserman

Janelle Heiserman is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for the School of Science and Math. Janelle proudly began her college journey at HACC as a dual enrolled high school student. She holds a B.A. in History and Art History from Lycoming College, a M.S. in Organizational Development and Leadership from Shippensburg University, and a doctorate in Lifelong Learning and Adult Education from The Pennsylvania State University. In her spare time, Janelle enjoys running, reading historical fiction literature, coaching youth soccer, and being a mom to her two young sons.

This session will explain the "2 for 1 rule" about study time. As students are registering, the time is right to think about how study time will fit with work, classes, family and personal commitments. 

Heather Burns
HACC

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Heather Burns

I am a faculty member in Foundational Studies and Director of First Year Experience at HACC plus I advise students in the Human Services, Social Services and Addiction & Recovery Services majors. I've been at HACC for about 24 years, and my greatest enjoyment is seeing students accomplish their goals.

This roundtable session is for advisees of Professor Laurie Lehman to receive advising and registration assistance. Additionally, join to check out some of the items of the lab used for simulation and get a tour. 

Laurie Lehman
Harrisburg Area Community College

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Laurie Lehman

Hello, I am Professor Lehman. I have a 30 year nursing background in cardiology, acute care respiratory, home care nursing, hospice nursing, and geriatric nursing management. I have had the privilege of being a nursing instructor for Harrisburg Area Community College since 2016.. I love watching students grow in their roles as future nurses and graduate with strong skills. I have two lovely daughters and two grandchildren. I can be found in any wooded area with my dogs or my bicycle on any given day. I encourage students to attend our Harrisburg Area Community College nursing courses to seek future successes.

This roundtable session is for the advisees of Professor John Flavin only!

John Flavin

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John Flavin

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Alissa Brossman
HACC Casual Academic Advisor

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Alissa Brossman

Registration Assistant from Academic Advising - ready to help students register for classes!

Know what classes you need? Join Lucy in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Alissa in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver
HACC

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Lucy Ngokonyo-Weaver

CA- Academic Advisor

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam

Know what classes you need? Join Ashley in this roundtable session for help getting registered for them. 

Ashley Green Gautam

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Ashley Green Gautam