Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Allison has spent much of her life living in suburban Dallas. While pursuing double majors in business and music at Trinity, she was the pianist for Trinity’s Jazz Unlimited, and was Vice President of her social sorority. A summer spent in New Zealand while an undergrad sparked Allison’s interest in international travel, but she also enjoys playing the piano, cooking, and exercising. Currently she works for a nephrology group in the medical center.

Amanda graduated from Texas Christian University in December 2006 with a degree in biology and a minor in business. Amanda was very involved in her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, while attending TCU. She served as Panhellenic delegate and Scholarship chair for Alpha Delta Pi and was very involved in Ronald McDonald House and various other charities. Currently, Amanda is working as a quality intern for St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital, and as an administrative intern for the Gonzaba Medical Group. She is also a Graduate Assistant for the Healthcare Administration Department. During her free time, Amanda enjoys swimming, camping, working out, and reading.

Born and raised in China, Andrew moved to the United States to attend the University of Texas at Austin. After working as an engineer in the high-tech industry, he decided to embark on a new challenge by entering law school in Houston where he met his future wife. He served on the student editorial board and was an Assistant Recent Development Editor for the Journal of Texas Consumer Law. Andrew’s introduction to health care was through his wife. After watching her deal with the complex web of health care systems on a daily basis, he developed an interest in health care management. In his spare time, Andrew enjoys working out, reading, listening to classical music, and traveling.

Bryan was born and raised in Northern Utah. He graduated from the University of Utah in May 2007 with a Behavioral Science & Health degree and a Business minor. While completing his undergraduate studies, Bryan worked full-time for Intermountain Healthcare as the Financial Transplant Coordinator at Primary Children’s Medical Center. He also spent two-years in Little Rock, Arkansas on his church mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints where he held several leadership positions. Bryan is married and has two young children. His interests include basketball, football, skiing, and traveling.

Born and raised in Oklahoma City, OK, Jonathan completed his Psychology degree at Oklahoma State University in 2006. While at OSU, he worked in the Disruptive Behaviors Disorder Clinic through the Department of Psychology, assisting his professors with mental health assessments and research studies. He was a co-author of a nationwide psychological study and presented the results at the annual meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development in Atlanta, Georgia. Since graduation, he has worked for INTEGRIS Mental Health in Oklahoma City in an acute care children’s mental health facility, leading patients in group sessions which involved teaching social skills, emotional competencies, anger management and problem-solving skills. Jonathan also began graduate studies for his Master’s in Business Administration at Oklahoma City University in January of 2007. In his spare time, Jon enjoys swimming, attending athletic events, camping and live music.

Born in Houston, TX, but raised in Austin, JP completed his undergraduate degree in Economics from Emory University. While at Emory, he was part of the National Championship varsity tennis team in 2003, a Sigma Nu Fraternity member, and studied abroad in a political science program at Oxford University. After graduating, he returned to Austin for post-baccalaureate coursework in biology and chemistry at St. Edward's University. During this time, he was a research assistant at U.T.-M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Baylor College of Medicine, a supplemental instruction leader for general chemistry, a McNair Scholar, and an officer in the American Medical Student Association and the Academy of Science. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, tennis, and playing with a local Austin indie-rock band.

Kendall grew up in Plano, TX where she graduated from Plano East Senior High School. She was originally a pre-nursing major at Texas Woman’s University and worked as a monitor tech and unit secretary in an ICU, when she decided that her interests were more in business than science, and decided to transfer to Harding University. At Harding, she was involved in ACHE and FLOHC (Future Leaders of Health Care) through the business department. Also, while at Harding she worked for one of the local hospitals in patient access and assisted the CFO with organization of contracts. She interned at Trinity Medical Center in Carrolton, TX in administration and worked with Business Development and Physician Relations departments. Kendall is currently working for Tenet Healthcare as a Quality Assurance Coordinator for Patient Access. In her spare time she enjoys tap dancing, arts & crafts, and shopping.

Born in Florence, Alabama, Landon graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy. After working for several years as a legal assistant at Tolson & Associates in Brentwood, Tennessee, Landon made his way west to San Antonio, receiving his Juris Doctorate from St. Mary’s University School of Law in May, 2007. While attending law school, Landon completed his thesis on joint ventures between for-profit and 501(c)(3) health care entities, received the Dean’s Leadership Award, was a member of Phi Delta Phi legal honors fraternity, and served as an associate attorney at the Center for Legal and Social Justice. Admitted to the practice of law by the Texas Supreme Court in November of 2007, Landon is currently employed as a law clerk at Plunkett & Gibson, Inc. in San Antonio. Landon now looks to draw upon his legal background and experience as he works towards becoming a fifth generation health administrator.

Lauren, a native of Tyler, TX, graduated from Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School in May 2007. While attending Texas A&M, Lauren was a Fish Camp counselor, vice president of the Pre-Healthcare Administration Society, assistant membership chair for Delta Delta Delta Sorority and class coordinator for the Business Fellows Program. She was also involved in several student government and local volunteer organizations. During the summer of 2004, she participated in the Marketing Department’s European Study Abroad Program. Lauren spent the following two summers completing administrative internships at Trinity Mother Frances Health System in Tyler, TX and College Station Medical Center in College Station, TX. Lauren’s personal interest include golf, tennis, running, fly fishing, snow skiing, and Aggie football.

Born in Houston, Texas, Lisa also spent much of her childhood in New Orleans, LA. She graduated in 2007 from Trinity University with a double major in Business Administration and Spanish. Her completion of a yoga teacher training course in 2005 peaked her interest in community health issues, and she continues to teach young children fitness, play and music classes at Gymboree in San Antonio. Lisa spends her spare time reading, cooking, and listening to great live music.

Matthew, born in Clarksville, Tennessee, attended high school and college in San Antonio where he completed his degree in Psychology. Over the last three years, Matthew has worked in the Office of the Surgeon General’s Military Vaccine Agency in Washington, D.C. providing education outreach and hands-on training to Service members in healthcare facilities around the world. While at the Military Vaccine Agency, he initially performed functions as the Senior Program Analyst and Database Analyst in the administration division, and most recently, he was a Senior Communications Analyst. In his spare time, Matthew volunteered at a local high school as the assistant coach for the boy’s varsity soccer team. His interests include the guitar, traveling, soccer, and golf.

Megha grew up in Plano, Texas and Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. She completed her degree in Communication and Business at Trinity in May 2007. While at Trinity, she was an officer for the Asian-Sub continental Association and a squad member on Prowlers, Trinity's dance team. As an undergraduate, she had many public relations internships at various non-profits, including the National M.S. Society and Susan G. Komen for the Cure, which sparked her interest in health care. Currently, Megha is graduate assistant for the Health Care Administration Department and is a PRIME Resident for the South Texas Veterans Health Care System. Megha enjoys dance, watching movies, and traveling.

Born and raised in Tuscaloosa, Alabama McCall has called San Antonio home for four years after completing her undergraduate studies. She completed her Child Life internship at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City and has pursued that career here at University Hospital. Currently she works as a Program Coordinator at The Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas. She enjoys traveling, cooking, working with children and being outdoors.

Monique, a native of San Antonio, completed her undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame, January 2007. While completing her bachelor's in pre-medical sciences, Monique was very involved in organizations for the Office of Student Activities. She coordinated external relations as Officer for the National Hispanic Business Student Association (NHBA) and internal functions in HBSA as National Representative and Executive Vice President of the local Notre Dame chapter. As an active member of the Diversity Council she collaborated in events and fundraised with various organizations around campus in order to reach out to more of the community. Returning to San Antonio, she now enjoys volunteering at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children's Hospital Downtown, working as an Assistant Administrator for Health Care Improvement Solutions; a consulting company that works closely with small physician practices, serving as Vice President for the Graduate Student Association at Trinity University and spending time with family. Her interests include traveling, dancing, ND football, basketball, arts & crafts, volunteering and photography.

Natalie, a Fort Worth native, attended Baylor University where she first worked in health care as an administrative intern at Hillcrest Hospital in Waco. Upon graduation, she worked at the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce in International Development hosting foreign delegations and traveling internationally for economic development trade missions. Most recently, Natalie has worked for Deloitte & Touche for almost 5 years specializing in marketing, business development and project management. Natalie moved to Austin in 2005 to lead marketing, public relations and community involvement for Deloitte's Central Texas Practice. In Austin, she served on the board of the Girl Scouts Annual Women of Distinction Luncheon. At Trinity, Natalie serves as leader for the Health Care Administration Student Association and for the Graduate Student Association. In her free time, Natalie enjoys travel, golf and live music.

Ryan was raised in Texas and received his degree from Baylor. While at Baylor, he served as the head of Baylor's student radio station, and was involved in a service fraternity. After college, he moved to Atlanta where he worked as a creative manager for several innovative marketing firms, before moving back to Texas to pursue an interest in logistics. His hobbies include music, running, and swimming.

After growing up in Wichita Falls, Texas, Scott went to Austin College to pursue a degree in business administration. He was active in the community and on campus by volunteering with Austin College’s “Great Day of Service” and was a captain of the men’s lacrosse team. After completing his undergraduate studies in 2003, he volunteered as an Americorps VISTA* in Seattle, Washington. There, he worked with a community development credit union to help establish sustainable programs such as youth and adult financial literacy courses. After his service with Americorps he moved back to Texas to work for HCA healthcare as a staff accountant in the finance department. Scott enjoys traveling, volunteerism, outdoor activities, and playing sports.

Steven graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Kinesiology, with a concentration in Applied Exercise Physiology. After completing an Internship in Cardiac Rehabilitation at Doctors Hospital in Dallas, he was hired as a Personal Trainer at Lifetime Fitness. He has a few certifications as a trainer including: National Academy of Sports Management, American College of Sports Medicine and American Council on Exercise. Steven quickly moved up to Assistant Department Head of Personal Training and finished many times in the Top 20 in the company of 3000 trainers in revenue produced. In his spare time he enjoys playing tennis, golf, and basketball.

In his undergraduate work at Trinity, Tyler both served on and chaired numerous University committees, including a position as a Senator in the Association of Student Representatives, and another as the men's rush and orientation chair in Greek Council, the University's governing Greek body. He graduated with a degree in Economics and minors in Business and Philosophy, a background that has suited him well in his transition into healthcare. A McKinney, Texas native, Tyler has been a private pilot since the age of 17 and enjoys flying, sports and outdoors. Currently, Tyler is employed as an assistant administrator with HealthCare Improvement Solutions, a healthcare consulting company with both physician practice and system-sized clients.

Warren traveled from Crossville, Tennessee to pursue his undergraduate degrees in Speech Communication and Ancient Mediterranean Studies at Trinity University. During his studies he also achieved a leadership position as Co-Director of TIGER Council, student activities, student representative for the IRB, Trinity Ambassador, first year leadership mentor, and a Knight of Columbus. His healthcare background comes from extensive personal interactions coupling with summer internships as a pharmacy intern and as an administrative intern this past summer at Lea Regional Medical Center in Hobbs, NM. He enjoys movies, tennis, and is currently learning golf.