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Rush contribution

East Central Community College's Healthcare Education programs have received state-of-the-art i nstruc tional equipment thunks to a generous contribu– tion from Rush Health SyRt<'m"Y. HuRh provided funds for ECCC to purchase a "STM Mnn," n s imulation device used to enhance c linical cxpN·ic•m ·c•H. Bt•l "~Y Mann, dean of ECCC's healthcarc divi

eon for Rush offic ials on the Decatur campus followed by a demonstration of the instructional equipment in tht~ Associate Degree Nursing skills lab. Pictured from left IU'(~ Dr. Phil A. Sutphin, ECCC president; Rush Health Systems representatives Scott Vincent, Donnie Smith, Ninu Dusuang and David Bonner; first-year ADN students Tiffanie Credille of Union, Kemyatta Qualls of Forest and Rebecca Wilbanks of Carthage; Betsy Mann; second-yeat· ADN student Stephan ie Reeves of Preston; and nursing instructor/SIM Man operator Brenda Kirby.

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