Upcoming Classes:
Check back here for our schedule!
Check back here for our schedule!
Our Certification Process:
Our classes are lead by our certified and highly-experienced instructors. We teach the Basic Life Support course from the American Heart Association, which includes adult CPR, child/infant CPR, and automatic external defibrillator (AED) use. All of our classes are approximately four hours long, and you will take the certification exam at the end of the session. Your certification card will be sent to you via email shortly afterwards.
Our classes are lead by our certified and highly-experienced instructors. We teach the Basic Life Support course from the American Heart Association, which includes adult CPR, child/infant CPR, and automatic external defibrillator (AED) use. All of our classes are approximately four hours long, and you will take the certification exam at the end of the session. Your certification card will be sent to you via email shortly afterwards.
About Our Instructors:
All of our instructors are certified through the American Heart Association.
ADIE DAVIES, CHAIR (SHE/HER)
For the last three years, Cardiac on Campus has connected me with a network of passionate individuals who are dedicated to promoting and protecting cardiac health. While I love everything that this club stands for, I am especially proud of the work that we do to teach vital CPR skills to members of our community and cannot wait to see what our instructors will accomplish this year. To tell you a few things about myself: I will be graduating with a B.S. in Nursing and a Global Health certificate in the fall, and I like to spend as much time as possible being active outside–either biking, rock climbing, or running (see you at the Red Tutu Trot!).
ardavies@wisc.edu
All of our instructors are certified through the American Heart Association.
ADIE DAVIES, CHAIR (SHE/HER)
For the last three years, Cardiac on Campus has connected me with a network of passionate individuals who are dedicated to promoting and protecting cardiac health. While I love everything that this club stands for, I am especially proud of the work that we do to teach vital CPR skills to members of our community and cannot wait to see what our instructors will accomplish this year. To tell you a few things about myself: I will be graduating with a B.S. in Nursing and a Global Health certificate in the fall, and I like to spend as much time as possible being active outside–either biking, rock climbing, or running (see you at the Red Tutu Trot!).
ardavies@wisc.edu
SARA KASKA (SHE/HER)
I'm double majoring in Neurobiology and Spanish with plans to go to medical school for Emergency Medicine or Trauma Surgery! I'm currently working as a CNA in the Cardiac Cath lab, so I get to see a lot of different sides of cardiology. I also work in a research lab with Dr. Lee Eckhardt looking at sudden cardiac death arrhythmias. I'm from Pewaukee, WI and will be going into my junior year here at UW, and I've been involved with Cardiac on Campus since my freshman year. When I'm not surrounded by anything cardiology related, I like to go to rock concerts, swim, and travel!
kaska@wisc.edu
I'm double majoring in Neurobiology and Spanish with plans to go to medical school for Emergency Medicine or Trauma Surgery! I'm currently working as a CNA in the Cardiac Cath lab, so I get to see a lot of different sides of cardiology. I also work in a research lab with Dr. Lee Eckhardt looking at sudden cardiac death arrhythmias. I'm from Pewaukee, WI and will be going into my junior year here at UW, and I've been involved with Cardiac on Campus since my freshman year. When I'm not surrounded by anything cardiology related, I like to go to rock concerts, swim, and travel!
kaska@wisc.edu
LAURA KASTANEK (SHE/HER)
Hello everyone! My name is Laura Kastanek and I'm a junior majoring in Nursing! I'm originally from a super small town in northern Wisconsin called Amery. Moving to Madison, I was excited to find such a tight-knit group to join in this bigger city. It has been so rewarding spreading awareness about heart health, and I look forward to continuing this year with Cardiac on Campus!
lkastanek@wisc.edu
GRACE MULTHAUF (SHE/HER)
Hi! My name is Grace Multhauf and I am from Eau Claire, WI. I am going into my last year at Madison with plans to graduate with a BS in Global Health. After graduation I hope to attend medical school. On campus I am involved with PLA, Global Health Alliance, and also the Nett Lab. Additionally, I also work as an EMT for a private ambulance company in Madison.
gmulthauf@wisc.edu
COLE SCHAIRER (HE/HIM)
I am pre-med majoring in biology. Some of my interests include playing any type of sports, working out, music (rap and country), the outdoors, spending time with my friends and family, Cardiac on Campus, and organic chemistry. I am also a barista and an EMT.
cschairer@wisc.edu
