June 4, 2018
Justinn Lahaye, a 2015 Montana Western graduate, is currently completing her clinical rotations in rural communities across the state.
In a feature article in the Spring 2018 edition of the “University of Washington (UW) Medicine Magazine,” Lahaye shares her journey from her family’s ranch to medical school.
According to the article, UW School of Medicine’s WWAMI program “emphasizes educating students from the region — Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho — for the region. Founded in 1971, the program is a response, in part, to the growing need for doctors in rural and other underserved areas.”
To read the article and watch the corresponding video, please visit the “UW Medicine Magazine” website.
Another connection to Montana Western for Justinn Lahaye is that her husband, Kody Lahaye, will be starting his new position as head men’s and women’s rodeo coach at Montana Western later in the summer, and both Justinn and Kody graduated from UMW.
Justinn Lahaye graduated with two degrees in 2015; a BS in Biology with an Integrative Biology option and a BS in Health and Human Performance. Kody Lahaye received his Business Administration degree with an Equine Science minor in 2014.
