Each Thursday, we randomly feature a medical center employee. This week, we learn more about:
- Name: Marnie Imhoff
- Hometown: Bellevue
- No. of years at UNMC: Seven
Tell us a bit about what you do here at UNMC.
I currently work in the clinical laboratory science program (CLS) in the School of Allied Health Professions. I wear several hats in the program — associate program director, clinical education coordinator, and I teach clinical immunology to our CLS students. Also, I co-teach the infectious disease course for the High School Alliance.
“Leadership” is one of UNMC’s brand values. Tell us of a time you witnessed this commitment at UNMC.
I see it every day in the CLS faculty in their leadership and mentoring of our future laboratory professionals.
What is your favorite spring activity?
I like spending time outdoors – taking the dog for a walk, planting my garden and enjoying the nice weather (when it is not 80 degrees one day and snowing the next).
List three things people may not know about you.
- I am named after the Alfred Hitchcock movie ” Marnie.”
- I really, really do not like cantaloupe, so much so I can’t sit next to someone eating it.
- I am an Air Force brat and grew up all over the United States.