Two locals part of White Coat Ceremony
December 21, 2020By Herald Staff
The Franklin College Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program hosted its White Coat Ceremony on Friday, Dec. 18. The college’s cohort of 24 PA students — including two from Dubois County — from the class of 2022 received their white coats and recited a medical oath during a unique Zoom ceremony, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Family members enjoyed the honor of presenting the students with their white coats.
The two students from Dubois County include: Stephanie Hautsch, daughter of Steve and Bobbie Hautsch of Jasper; and Emma Stout of Jasper, daughter of Andy and Susan Stout of Huntingburg and Angie Stout of Holland.
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