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Israel "Izzy" Wagner '25
Erik Ieuter, Head Football Coach
Audrey Lama '21
Health Sciences and Nursing Lab Video Tour
Opened in October 2024, UOlivet’s Health Sciences and Nursing Lab is one of Michigan’s newest nursing simulation labs. Designed to replicate real-world healthcare environments, the lab provides students with hands-on experience to build essential clinical skills, critical thinking and the confidence needed to become competent, compassionate healthcare professionals. Join Director of Nursing Dr. Jodi Swain for a virtual tour and see the lab in action.
Anna Davis ’16, DVM
Veterinary medicine is experiencing a remarkable shift, with women leading the way in all areas of the field. While large-animal practice has traditionally been male-dominated, more women are breaking barriers and pursuing careers in this demanding yet rewarding specialty. Dr. Anna Davis ’16, veterinarian and co-owner of a thriving large-animal practice in Charlotte, Michigan, shares her inspiring journey and talks about the changing face of the profession.
Karlie McManaman '10, supervisor, Michigan State Police Forensic Science Lab
Karlie McManaman ’10 initially set her sights on a career in medicine—until she discovered forensic science, and she‘s never looked back. While the field may not be as glamorous or fast-paced as TV shows make it seem, it offers gratifying and impactful work. Hear Karlie‘s story and why she‘s passionate about inspiring others to explore a career in forensic science.
Joylyn Stover '02, Ed.D.
Joylyn Stover, Ed.D., a 2002 UOlivet graduate, has been named the new director of the Women’s Leadership Institute (WLI). With nearly 20 years of experience in the private sector, Joylyn has led professional development programs designed to equip women with practical leadership skills and support their personal growth. Now, she’s bringing her expertise and passion back to UOlivet, where she is committed to empowering students with the tools, knowledge and confidence to become impactful leaders.
Betsy Dole
Betsy Dole has dedicated her life to advancing social justice, promoting inclusivity and nurturing supportive communities. A trailblazer at UOlivet, she served on the Board of Trustees from 1985 to 2005 and made history as its first female chair (1993-1997). In her own words, Betsy shares why the Betsy Dole Women and Gender Resource Center holds such deep significance and offers heartfelt advice to today’s UOlivet women and LGBTQIA+ community.