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Jeremy Walsh reposted thisCongratulations to Dr.John-Kevin Dolce on graduating from Ross University School of Medicine and matching into orthopedic surgery at University of Virginia. An outstanding achievement—wishing you continued success.Jeremy Walsh reposted thisSome people are built to perform under pressure. Ross University School of Medicine grad John-Kevin Dolce, MD '25, has been training for it his whole life. From the football field to the hospital floor—discipline, preparation, trusting your team. Turns out those skills translate pretty well to medicine. At Covista, we walk alongside our students until they're ready to leap into their careers as physicians. It's how we help build the healthcare workforce America needs—one future doctor at a time.
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Jeremy Walsh shared thisWell said…Jeremy Walsh shared thisYesterday was a day I’ll never forget. We kicked off with Investor Day, unveiling our Purpose at Scale strategy, and ended by ringing the NYSE closing bell. But I'll be honest: watching this team articulate what we've built — and where we're going — was the real highlight. Not the bell. What I really want people to remember? We're not positioning ourselves based on aspirations and what's possible. We have an unrivaled foundation, purpose-built around expanding access to medical and veterinary education through partnerships and pathways that didn't exist five years ago. Market-leading outcomes across the medical and veterinary portfolios. And enrollment growth that proves access and excellence aren't a tradeoff. One key pillar we’re building upon? Opening doors and unlocking potential for our core prospective students that traditional U.S. schools overlook or leave behind. At Ross University School of Medicine, Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and American University of the Caribbean, we know who our students are, where they come from, and what they need to succeed — and we're sharpening our ability to reach and serve them. Yesterday was unforgettable. But today: we keep building.
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Jeremy Walsh reposted thisJeremy Walsh reposted thisToday, Covista officially begins trading on the NYSE under our new ticker symbol CVSA—and we're celebrating hosting our Investor Day with the people who made it possible. We're unveiling Purpose at Scale, our three-year growth strategy to address one of healthcare's most urgent challenges. The name is new. The purpose is stronger than ever. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/4aPiBIz
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Jeremy Walsh reposted thisJeremy Walsh reposted thisAmerica is facing a healthcare workforce crisis. Solving it requires innovation and workforce infrastructure built for scale. That’s why Covista exists. As America’s largest healthcare educator, we open doors and unlock potential—preparing graduates for modern healthcare environments, including AI-enabled clinical workflows, and strengthening the communities that need care most. The work ahead matters. And we’re ready. #WeAreCovista Learn more at covista.com.
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Jeremy Walsh reposted thisJeremy Walsh reposted thisIn 2025, Ross University School of Medicine placed graduates into more specialties than any other Big 4 Caribbean medical school. That breadth matters, but what matters even more is where many of those graduates are going. The numbers are staggering: by 2037, the U.S. could be short more than 187,000 physicians, including 87,150 in primary care alone. Primary care is the front door to health. It’s where prevention starts, where trust is built and where underserved communities often find their only lifeline. At Ross Med, and across Adtalem Global Education, we’re focused on preparing physicians who are ready to meet this moment. Our mission is supporting the workforce with purpose and scale - and I’m grateful to be part of it.
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Jeremy Walsh reacted on thisHi Career Services friends, We’re conducting a short (2-minute) survey to better understand current sentiment around Career Services in higher ed and gather feedback on how AI-powered resume tools are being used (or not used) on your campus. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or already using these tools—we’d love to hear from you. Take the survey here: https://lnkd.in/eDmDusDq Your insights will help shape a broader understanding of what’s working, what’s missing, and what might come next. Thanks in advance for your perspective and feel free to share with colleagues!
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Jeremy Walsh reposted thisJeremy Walsh reposted thisI’ve learned that the most effective partnerships aren’t grounded in contracts, they’re built on mutual empathy and strategic alignment. Too often, alliances fail because they’re managed like vendor relationships, not true collaborations. But genuine partnerships require something more: a shared willingness to take smart risks for one another’s success, the humility to recognize when your partner brings greater expertise, and the discipline to stay aligned through complexity. When done well, partnership becomes a source of transformation. You unlock solutions neither side could build alone and create durable, differentiated value in the process. I had the opportunity to discuss these ideas with Stephanie Mehta for her Modern CEO column in Fast Company. In today’s interconnected world, your ability to build and scale the right partnerships isn’t just a soft skill—it’s a strategic capability and a competitive imperative. More here: https://lnkd.in/g9YJ2f5T
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Jeremy Walsh reacted on thisJeremy Walsh reacted on thisToday was Bring Your Kids to Work Day and it was the first time I got to bring my daughters, Emilia and Zoey, to work with me. The highlights: the EL ride in and back, an all-you-can-eat snack situation (dangerous), a trip to the 99th floor Skydeck at Willis Tower, a nursing station demo, a cyber security session, a media studio stop and a word from our CEO, Steve Beard. Not bad for a Thursday! Watching them experience a day in the office took me right back to my own childhood. Once a year my Dad would take me to work with him. Back then it was still called Take Your Daughter to Work Day, and the idea was to get young girls excited about careers in business and finance — to help them see themselves in those spaces. Now I get to do the same thing and show my girls that work can be rooted in something that truly matters. Whatever they decide to do when they grow up, I hope they carry days like this with them and feel inspired to find work that means something to them. To every parent who brought their kids to work today, I am sure you are just as exhausted and inspired at the same time as me by today! #LifeatCovista
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Jeremy Walsh reacted on thisJeremy Walsh reacted on this“Atta boy.” That’s the phrase my dad longed to hear whenever God would welcome him home. I believe he heard it loud and clear after decades of serving so faithfully. We are so grateful for the prayers, love and support that our family has received. We’ve really loved hearing story after story remembering my Dad. We will be honoring him and his heart for Jesus and people through a public Celebration of Life service at 10am ET on May 7th at the The Church of Eleven22® San Pablo Campus in Jacksonville, FL. Church of Eleven22: 14286 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32250 In lieu of flowers, our family welcomes anyone who feels led to honor Dad by supporting the work he gave his life to – sharing the Gospel around the world through the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association (BTEA). Your gift helps carry that mission forward at www.btea.org
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Jeremy Walsh liked thisOne of the institutions I lead work with is doing something I think we’ll see much more of across higher ed—embedding AI directly into the student experience, not treating it as an add-on. Through a partnership with Google Cloud, students at Ross University School of Medicine now have access to AI training alongside their degree. This shift is making AI a part of how students learn, think, and prepare for practice. In healthcare especially, where decisions, data, and technology are so closely connected, this kind of integration matters. What I appreciate most is seeing this move beyond conversation into actual implementation. Proud to be part of the work helping move this forward.Jeremy Walsh liked thisHealthcare is evolving and so are we. Through Ross Med’s partnership with Google Cloud, MD students can now earn an AI certificate at no additional cost—a value of $599+. 100% online. Fully asynchronous. Built for real-world application. This is how we prepare future physicians to be ready for it all. Learn more today: http://spklr.io/6042EJc6G
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Jeremy Walsh liked thisJeremy Walsh liked thisWhat an incredible week at Google Cloud Next '26. 🙌 I joined Charles Elliott on the Customer Theatre Stage to share how Covista is partnering with Google to reimagine healthcare education for 90,000+ students and a workforce that needs to be ready for the AI-powered future of care. None of this happens without the amazing AI and Engineering teams at Covista - getting to represent them was a real privilege. A few things I'm proud we got to share: → An AI student success companion, built on Gemini and NotebookLM, delivering Socratic, personalized instruction at a scale that was never before possible. My brain is honestly still processing what this means. We are actively solving a challenge that has been unsolvable for as long as education has existed: truly personalized, Socratic learning at scale. Not someday. Now. → And here's what I keep coming back to: we are using AI to make the student experience feel more human, not less. More seen. More supported. More met where they are. → The first comprehensive, role-specific AI credentials in healthcare, with nearly 3,500 signups in week one → A vision for closing the healthcare workforce gap by equipping students AND employers The healthcare worker shortage is real. It's acute. And technology like this is part of how we close it, one student, one graduate, one prepared clinician at a time. Thank you to Google for hosting an extraordinary show and for being such a thoughtful, committed partner in this mission. And thank you to everyone who stopped by and engaged with us. Your energy and questions made it even more meaningful. This is just the beginning. #GoogleCloudNext #HealthcareEducation #AI #Covista #FutureOfWork #HealthcareWorkforce
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Jeremy Walsh liked thisJeremy Walsh liked thisI’m obsessed… I’m obsessed with the saying “See who you can become”. It makes me curious. It’s exciting. At 58 I’m far from done. There is another level for everything in my life. Better shape, more impact, better husband, father, friend, entrepreneur and on and on. Happiness comes when you address all the buckets in your life. When you over index on one, that leaky bucket can ruin everything. See who you can become isn’t just a saying it’s a lifestyle.
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Jeremy Walsh liked thisI am excited to share my acceptance of the leadership role for IWU National & Global (N&G). N&G exists to make transformational, Christ-centered education accessible to working students across the nation and around the world. That mission is as urgent as ever, and I am honored to help lead this team forward. We will continue to innovate, build meaningful partnerships, and invest in the student experience. Indiana Wesleyan University #highereducationJeremy Walsh liked thisIndiana Wesleyan University announces the appointment of Andy Miller, Ph.D., as executive vice president of IWU National and Global. Learn more about how Miller’s strategic leadership, vision and deep commitment to IWU’s Christ-centered mission will help lead IWU N&G forward: https://bit.ly/4sQsQ6g
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Jeremy Walsh liked thisExcited to see the new AllCampus website go live. What stands out to me is how directly it speaks to the work we do alongside our university partners every day, bringing clarity to performance, aligning teams and driving outcomes that actually move the needle. All Clear. All Aligned. All Results. That’s what we stand for at AllCampus. If you’re thinking about growth in today’s higher ed landscape, it’s worth a look.Jeremy Walsh liked thisWe've got some exciting news — AllCampus has a new website. It's more than a fresh look. We rebuilt it to reflect what we stand for: visibility into performance, coordinated execution and outcomes universities can count on. If you work in higher education, we'd love for you to take a look. Explore the new site → https://bit.ly/3Qu8nXr #AllCampus #HigherEd #EnrollmentGrowth #HigherEducation #OnlineLearning
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