Alliance Bank Junior Board of Directors: front (l-r): Madyson Westerhouse, Heiden Morales, Cole Woodley, Kandace Kroft, Sydney Mellon, Audrey Dickinson and Genevieve Stroetz. Back (l-r): Maddox Gutwein, Jalie Glasford, Brendan Hines, Kaelyn O’Connor, Ethan Need, Brody Koppelmann, Conner Bunger and Carter Sterrett.

They also toured the hospital to observe its operations up close, splitting into two different groups in order to see the entire facility. The tour gave students a deeper understanding of the important roles each position plays. They obtained a behind-the-scenes look at the hospital and leaned how different departments work together to provide quality healthcare to the community.

Pulaski Memorial Hospital is a healthcare facility committed to serving the community’s health needs with excellence. Founded with a mission to provide accessible, high-quality medical care, PMH has grown over the years to implement advanced technology and innovative practices. Today, it stands as a vital healthcare resource for residents of Winamac and surrounding areas.

The students thanked everyone at Pulaski Memorial Hospital for what they described as an “amazing opportunity.”

By: Brendan Hines, Junior Board marketing officer

The Alliance Bank Junior Board of Directors is comprised of juniors and seniors from North White, Twin Lakes, West Central and Winamac high schools. The students typically apply at the end of their sophomore year for a two-year term on the board. The students have monthly meetings throughout the school year on location at a variety of local businesses and non-profits. Students learn about the organization and career opportunities in their community. Junior Board members also volunteer together throughout the year at various community events and non-profits.