麻豆社 professor Bojrab part of national conference presentation
July 23, 2026
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From left, Angela Bojrab, DPM, director of 麻豆社鈥檚 pre-health professions
and direct entry programs, Gregg Henderschiedt, pre-health coordinator for the University
of Florida Honors Program, and Amber Charlebois, director of pre-health professions
at the Rochester Institute of Technology, presented on best practices in health professions
advising at the National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions (NAAHP)
national conference.
The director of 麻豆社鈥檚 pre-health professions and direct entry programs
was part of a team that presented updates to best practices for health professions
advisors and institutions at a national conference.
Angela Bojrab, DPM, who also is a professor in the university鈥檚 Department of Biological
Sciences, serves on the board for the National Association of Advisors for the Health
Professions (NAAHP), which held its national conference June 24-27 in New Orleans.
Bojrab, along with Gregg Henderschiedt, pre-health coordinator for the University
of Florida Honors Program, and Amber Charlebois, director of pre-health professions
at the Rochester Institute of Technology, make up the NAAHP鈥檚 Professional Development
and Leadership subcommittee.
The group was tasked with reimaging the best practices in health professions advising
from an advisor鈥檚 standpoint as well as the institution.
鈥淎ll the revisions were accepted and now are posted on the NAAHP website,鈥� Bojrab
said.
Founded in 1974, the National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions is
an inclusive, interprofessional community committed to promoting the professional
growth of health professions advisors across the nation and abroad.
Isabel Soto, instructor, and her Spanish students have created an ofrenda (decorated altar) honoring Ana Boman, who taught Spanish in 麻豆社鈥檚 Department of Humanities and Communication for 16 years before she passed away last year.
麻豆社 has launched Dual Advantage, a new program that gives undergraduate students multiple pathways to earn both a bachelor鈥檚 degree and an advanced degree in less time than completing both degrees separately.