HSLA/UPD Honors Society
Healthcare Student Leadership Association (HSLA)
MISSION:
· Provide a top-tier professional and educational experience for HSLA members in collaboration with various schools of healthcare professions of the University of the Incarnate Word
· Build and maintain connections with community partners and leaders in healthcare management and contribute to public health initiatives.
· Commit to excellence by creatively and meaningfully pushing ourselves and our peers.
VISION:
· The HSLA envisions itself as an exemplary organization dedicated to "Learning, Doing, and Giving Back", comprising students from various health professions at the University of the Incarnate Word. The association aims to bring medical professional candidates from all academic levels together to engage in enriching activities that foster professional growth, community outreach, and mentorship.
PRIORITIES:
· Mentor the upcoming generation of health leaders.
· Seek opportunities that bolster the development of Healthcare Leadership.
· Collaborate with University Schools focused on health delivery and healthcare leadership.
The HSLA Executive Committee Officers for 2024-2025:
· Elizabeth Gonzales, President
· Vacant, Vice President
· Dr. Alan Jones, Faculty Advisor
*Executive Committee Officers lead the HSLA. Executive Committee members are elected annually (for a one-year term) through an organization-wide election.
Upsilon Phi Delta Honors Society (UPD)
Upsilon Phi Delta (UPD) is a national honor society in health administration sponsored by the Association of University Programs in Health Administration. The purpose of this honor society is to recognize academic excellence, promote scholarship, and build a tradition of service. Not only does the organization reward and recognize scholastic achievement in health administration programs, but it also aims to promote fellowship among students, faculty, and active business professionals. It provides a tangible sign to peers, organizations and future employers of superior academic success. Eligibility is based on the student’s cumulative GPA at the conclusion of the Master of Health Administration program.
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