Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons - P and S Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Associate Dean for Student Affairs To the Class of 1983: You and I have gone through four years together at the College of Physicians and Surgeons since we each became associated with the Office of the Associate Dean for Student Affairs in June 1979 and received a packet of material for Orientation and Introduction into the College. We came recommended. according to our references, as being en- dowed with outstanding intellectual curiosity. In the years since our arrival we have expanded our fund of knowledge and grown in the discipline. We have sought to perform consistently at, or beyond, the level expected, injudgement. professional habits and attitude. We have endeavored to develop excellent relationships with students. faculty and patients. Your class has its own unique qualities, the most outstanding of which is a fine quiet intensity. Immediately on identifying a problem you very effectively propose a plan and solve it in a manner satisfactory to all. This positive, vital sensitivity has made a significant contribution to the campus. You have been patient. student. teacher, physician and surgeon. As you leave the Office of Student Affairs you are recommended as out- standing candidates to make significant contributions as students. teachers and Physicians and Surgeons. I wish you every success and happiness in your chosen fields. Linda L. Lewis. M.D. Associate Dean For Student Affairs