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<p>Misericordia University medical imaging students have been selected to represent and be alternates for Pennsylvania at the 2017 American Society of Radiologic Technologist Student Leadership Development Program, in Orlando, Florida. At the announcement, from left, are: Lorie Zelna, associate professor and chair of the department of medical imaging at Misericordia; students Shelby Rinaldi, Pittston; Morgan Hanadel, Luzerne, and Jaclyn Hajec, Utica, New York.</p><style>
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Medical imaging students to represent Pennsylvania