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Conatser
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Tammie Conatser was elected President of the UPHA at the UPHA/ASHA/AHHS National Convention in Savannah, Georgia and becomes the first woman to hold that office in the history of the organization.
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Tammie Conatser was elected President of the UPHA at the UPHA/ASHA/AHHS National Convention in Savannah, Georgia and becomes the first woman to hold that office in the history of the organization.