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Meet Danielle Lauria: A Champion for Health and Education

In our community, it’s essential to have inspiring leaders who not only excel in their fields but also foster a spirit of inclusion and support for all. Danielle Lauria, the newly appointed Dean of Nursing, Health, and Wellness at MiraCosta College, is one such leader. Nominated by an anonymous community member, Danielle’s journey through healthcare and education exemplifies her commitment to the well-being and success of students and underserved populations alike.

Danielle has built an impressive career in health care over the past twenty-eight years, starting as a Primary Care Physician Assistant. Her experiences span various medical fields, including Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Dermatology. It’s her extensive hands-on experience that has equipped her with the knowledge and insights necessary to shape future healthcare professionals.

Her transition from clinician to educator was marked by her passion for teaching and a desire to inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders. Before joining MiraCosta College, Danielle played significant roles at Point Loma Nazarene University as the Director of Didactic Education and at San Diego Mesa College as the Allied Health Program Director and Department Chair. Throughout her career, she has designed courses and programs that reflect the needs of students and the realities of the medical field.

Danielle holds a Master of Public Health with a specialization in Health Promotion, along with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Science. Her academic grounding complements her practical experience, allowing her to create dynamic and relevant educational programs for her students. But what truly sets Danielle apart is her dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion. She believes that these principles are essential not only for student success but also for creating progressive educational environments that respect and celebrate differences.

In her role as Dean, Danielle aims to develop a safe and welcoming atmosphere at MiraCosta College, where every student feels empowered and respected. She understands the challenges faced by underrepresented and underserved populations and works diligently to provide resources and support to ensure each student can thrive. Her inclusive leadership style serves as a powerful example for both colleagues and students. She envisions a community where health education is accessible to all and encourages those around her to chase their dreams, regardless of their background.

Danielle Lauria’s dedication to nursing and education has made a lasting impact on those she serves. As she embarks on this new chapter at MiraCosta College, it’s clear that she will continue to inspire and uplift her students and colleagues, fostering an environment of caring and growth. Her story encourages us all to strive for greatness, to support one another, and to embrace our diverse backgrounds as strengths.

In celebrating Danielle’s contributions to our community, we also recognize the vital role that education and healthcare play in shaping our future. Thank you, Danielle, for your unwavering commitment to service, excellence, and inclusivity!

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