Waldbillig brings more than 20 years of higher education and workforce development leadership experience, with a track record of expanding access, strengthening programs, and building pathways that help students and communities thrive. She served for the last eight years as vice president of enrollment services and workforce development at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
The ranking highlights Xavier’s partnership with TriHealth, which provides care to students and faculty through the Health United Building, or HUB.
The Hub aims to expand access to recreation, wellness and early childhood education in northern Over-the-Rhine following the closure of the OTR Community Center in May 2025.
Mark Clement will step down at the end of TriHealth’s fiscal year on June 30, the health system announced. The TriHealth board has named Chief Operating Officer Terri Hanlon-Bremer to succeed him.
The acquisition covers the Northcreek Drive site in Kenwood, a 114,000-square-foot facility that houses a range of services and specialty practices.
The “Stepping On” series launch Feb. 18. Sessions will feature TriHealth experts, including occupational and physical therapists, a pharmacist, a vision specialist and a community safety expert.
The nonprofit offers coordinated health and social services for older adults who qualify for nursing home care but prefer to remain at home.
TriHealth stressed that its foundations are not merging. Good Samaritan Foundation staff will continue to report to its own board.
Cincinnati-based integrated health care system TriHealth has announced that Mary Rafferty, president and CEO of the Good Samaritan Foundation, will retire at the end of this calendar year, following more than three decades of service.
Jean Griffin is the new head of the TriHealth/Xavier University Strategic Alliance. She’ll oversee programming ranging from student, faculty and employee health to the launch of Xavier’s medical school.
