It's an Honor: Revolutionizing Healthcare and Education with 2023-24 Franke Alumni of the Year Drs. Mark and Mindy Zeitzer

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john pollard standing with mark and mindy zeitzer handing them awards

Drs. Mark (left) and Mindy (middle) Zeitzer were recognized at the annual AOY awards ceremony last February, receiving awards from Franke Dean Dr. John Pollard (right).

Drs. Mark and Mindy Zeitzer, the W.A. Franke Honors College’s 2023-24 Alumni of the Year recipients, join us for an inspiring discussion on today’s episode of It’s an Honor. As distinguished healthcare professionals and committed community leaders, the Zeitzers exemplify the mission of the Honors College through their impactful careers and dedication to service. Mindy, an accomplished nurse educator and director of Linfield University’s Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, and Mark, an emergency physician, and chief medical officer of ZoomCare, share insights into their professional journeys and their innovative contributions to healthcare. In this episode, the Zeitzers reflect on their time at the University of Arizona as honors students, their approach to balancing demanding careers with raising a family, and their shared passion for improving community well-being. Mark discusses his role in revolutionizing healthcare access through ZoomCare’s Super Clinics, while Mindy explores her commitment to mentoring the next generation of healthcare providers. Together, they highlight the enduring importance of curiosity, purpose, and service in their work and lives. 

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Franke Honors Undergraduate Research Fund Giving Day Challenge
This Valentines Day is Giving Day at the University of Arizona, and the Zeitzers are matching all gifts to the Honors Undergraduate Research Fund up to $1,000! Drs. Mark and Mindy Zeitzer believe that exposure to research at the undergraduate level can ignite endless possibilities for student curiosity and opportunities for graduate school. They invite you to join with them today to provide more resources to support undergraduate research.
 
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