Layton Faxon Coursey, MS/PA '25
Layton Coursey is a dedicated and compassionate physician assistant graduate with
a strong commitment to community service and leadership. During her time at PCOM Georgia,
Layton served as the HEARTS Liaison and treasurer for the Physician Assistant Student
Society (PASS), where she played an integral role in promoting student engagement
and outreach. In these roles, she helped organize multiple initiatives, including
bake sales to raise funds for the Good Samaritan Clinic, a community-focused effort
to provide care for underserved populations. Additionally, she volunteered her time
to offer free blood pressure screenings at the local farmers market, promoting health
awareness and preventative care in the community.
Kevin Dinh, DO '25
Kevin Dinh has demonstrated outstanding dedication to medicine and service, earning
a well-deserved match to Memorial Health in Savannah. As secretary of SNMA, he showcased
strong leadership, while his medical mission trip to Cambodia and volunteer work in
Atlanta highlight his commitment to global and local communities. His participation
with the Office of Campus and Community partnerships, including serving as a panelist,
further reflects his passion for advocacy and meaningful conversations in health care.
Kennedy-Alexis Keith, DPT '25
Throughout her time in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at PCOM Georgia, Kennedy-Alexis
Keith has been involved in various campus activities, serving as a student ambassador,
a member of the PCOM Ethics Committee, and an active member of the PT PCOM Club. Kennedy
served the profession as an American Physical Therapy Association of Georgia Student
Focused Interest Network Representative. Her passion is treating the whole person
and recognizes gaps in health care. She strives to provide quality care in an environment
where her patients feel seen, heard, respected and valued. Kennedy will be an integral
part of the betterment of the physical therapy profession and the healthcare system.
Seana-Pierre Williams, PharmD '25
Seana-Pierre Williams has showcased strong leadership as a class officer and has been
highly active in multiple organizations. In her leadership role, she has consistently
demonstrated exceptional service, professionalism and commitment. She also played
a significant role in organizing and contributing to Pharmacy Month last October,
reflecting her dedication to the local PCOM school community.
Ebrima Danso, MS/MLS '25
Ebrima Danso has demonstrated outstanding dedication and leadership throughout his
time in PCOM's Medical Laboratory Science program. As a member of the Alpha Epsilon
Lambda AEL Society and a PCOM Student Ambassador, he actively engages with both the
campus and global communities. Ebrima mentors peers, participates in online recruitment
and contributes to community outreach, such as his involvement in the Atlanta Science
Fair. His global impact includes delivering a microbiology webinar to students at
the University of The Gambia and offering guidance to prospective students on applications
and personal statements.
Anuksha Gotmare, MS/Biomed '25