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By Dr. Tamara Nall
Dr. Tamara Nall, a trustee of The Leading Niche Foundation, and her husband Mr. Clement Ezeanii, were recently invited by the George Mason College of Public Health (CPH) to tour the institution’s state-of-the-art facilities and engage with students, faculty, and leadership. This visit marked an exciting opportunity for the couple to connect with the next generation of public health professionals and further their shared commitment to healthcare innovation.
Upon their arrival at the College of Public Health, Nall and Ezeanii were warmly greeted by Dean Perry and Todd Marrs, Senior Director of Development. The morning’s agenda included a comprehensive tour of the Nutrition Kitchen, the Immersive Technologies and Simulation Lab, and the Population Health Center, providing them with firsthand insight into the university’s cutting-edge research and public health education.
The visit also allowed the couple to meet Fahim Durani, the first recipient of the Susanna Ezeanii and Mayfred Jolinda Nall Health Informatics Scholarship Endowment. This endowment honors the legacies of their families and supports students pursuing studies in health informatics, furthering Nall and Ezeanii’s dedication to transforming healthcare through education and innovation.
Later, Nall and Ezeanii engaged in a meaningful conversation with George Mason students, sharing their experiences and insights on healthcare leadership, innovation, and philanthropy. This discussion was followed by a roundtable with Dean Perry, Kimberly Holmes (Associate Dean for Student Affairs), and Todd Marrs to discuss future initiatives for the College of Public Health, emphasizing their commitment to supporting the next generation of public health leaders.
The visit concluded with a brief wrap-up session, with Nall and Ezeanii expressing their gratitude for the opportunity to learn more about the programs and initiatives at George Mason. Their partnership with George Mason reflects their shared vision of fostering education, innovation, and healthcare equity.
This visit marks another step in the Ezeanii-Nall family’s ongoing commitment to advancing public health and supporting educational opportunities for future leaders in the field.