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Allison Banze Case Study

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Allison Banze, is a second year student at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin. She is from Warrenton, MO and will be graduating this May. At Missouri Southern State University, she is involved in Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society and Alpha Chi Honor Society. She is also the Respiratory Therapy Club Vice-President, and in the Lamba Beta Honor Society for Respiratory Care. After graduation, Allison will be starting her career in the Respiratory Therapy field at MU 's University Hospital in Columbia. There she hopes to work towards earning her Master 's degree and becoming a flight RT.

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