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King’s College physician assistant students begin clinical rotations

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<p>Seven King&#8217;s College students will spend the summer studying at various countries in Europe and South America.</p><p>Denis Kennedy and Kendyl Wright will be at Dublin City University in Ireland, Joseph Lonardi will be at the John Felice Rome Center, Taylor Marouchoc will be at Alicante, Spain; Luke Meyer will be at Vienna, Austria; Emily Ritter will be at Cordoba, Argentina; and Taylor Russo will be at the Danish Institute of Studies in Copenhagen, Denmark.</p><p>Kennedy is a rising junior marketing major, Lonardi is a rising senior management and finance major, Marouchoc is a rising sophomore physician assistant major and Spanish minor, Meyer is a rising sophomore computer science major and German minor, Ritter is a rising junior physician assistant major and a Spanish minor, Russo is a rising sophomore physician assistant major, and Wright is a rising sophomore mass communications major.</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">From left, are Margaret Kowalsky, director of the King&#8217;s Office of Study Abroad; and students Taylor Marouchoc, Emily Ritter, Kendyl Wright, and Denis Kennedy. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/web1_summer-19-summer-abroad.jpg</photo0><caption0>From left, are Margaret Kowalsky, director of the King&#8217;s Office of Study Abroad; and students Taylor Marouchoc, Emily Ritter, Kendyl Wright, and Denis Kennedy. </caption0><photoCredit0>Submitted photo </photoCredit0></div></div>

Seven King’s College students will study in Europe, South America