Corwin N. Harper is president of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia, where he leads efforts to deliver integrated, high-quality care and coverage to more than 464,000 Kaiser Permanente members across the state.

He works closely with clinical and national leadership to advance strategic and operational performance, drawing on deep expertise in Kaiser Permanente’s integrated care model.

Harper brings nearly four decades of health care leadership experience, including 25 years with Kaiser Permanente, where he held senior roles in Northern California. Most recently, he served as CEO of Ochsner LSU Health North Louisiana and previously as regional CEO and chief growth officer for Ochsner Health.

He serves on the American College of Health Care Executives Board of Governors and is a preceptor for the U.S. Army Baylor Residency Program. Harper holds a Master of Health Care Administration from Baylor University and a bachelor’s degree in biology from The Citadel.

A South Carolina native with strong ties to Georgia, Harper’s leadership is grounded in a commitment to service and improving health care for communities. He met and married his wife, Terrye Moore-Harper, DNP, while they were both on active duty in the U.S. Army in Georgia.

Calvin Smith is graduating with a Master of Business Administration from Clayton State University, achieving a 4.0 GPA.

A dedicated and accomplished student leader, Calvin served as Vice President of the Student Government Association, where he advocated for student needs and helped enhance the campus experience. He also served as a Laker Orientation Leader and Laker Navigator, mentoring students and fostering a sense of belonging.

During his time at the College of Business, Calvin further distinguished himself as a member of the award-winning team that earned first place at the Broadwell Consulting Case Competition. Competing against top institutions, the team presented solutions before a panel of Deloitte executives, showcasing his ability to apply classroom knowledge to complex business challenges while demonstrating strong skills in strategy, communication, and collaboration.

Calvin’s connection to Clayton State spans more than a decade, beginning with early involvement in youth programs and continuing through his undergraduate and graduate studies.

Beyond campus, Calvin remains actively engaged in the Atlanta community through his work with Future Successors and participation in the United Way VIP program, reflecting his dedication to service.

After graduation, Calvin plans to continue his work with PNC Bank’s Nonprofit Strategy and Solutions Group, supporting nonprofits and foundations in managing financial resources and expanding their impact in the community.