Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1988 volume:

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I know at times it hasn’t been easy. To TM, ML, LM, DW and PP the past two years would have been hell without friends like you. Peter, thanks for always being here when I need a friend. Dwynn Golden 21 Daphna Goren Brenda Hess 22 Mary Leonard You will do a lot of foolish things, but do them all with enthusiasm.” — Colette Marybeth Lyons 23 Tori Melendy We cannot tell the precise moment when friend¬ ship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at least a drop that makes it run over; so in a series of kindnesses, there is a last one that makes the heart run over.” — Samuel Johson A very special thanks to Mother, Kelley, John, EG, ML, LM, DW and PP — I couldn’t have done it without you! Alison Mills 24 Elizabeth Murray ’Twas brillig and the Slithy Toves did gyre and bimble in the Wabe-, All mimsy were the Boro- groves, and the Monie Raths Outgrabe. 25 26 Susan Schwartz Elyn Solvang Veni, Vidi Vici Israel, Puerto Rico, Maine, Chicago, Colorado, Rhode Island. The classic bag lady. I’m going to grandpa’s ... I still have to study for . .. My ray of sunshine . .. Verae Amicitae Sempiternae Sunt: AB, LB, LC, MM, EKS ... Just remember ... n Dori Wool Now that all is said and done, I have to thank my significant others” for their patience and sup¬ port, especially Mom and Dad, Steve, and the members of the roving dinner party. 28 the iris ursing’s story is a magnificent epic of service to mankind. It is about people: how they are born, and live and die; in health and in sickness; in joy and in sorrow. Its mission is the translation of knowledge into human service. c 71ursing is compassionate concern for human beings. It is the heart that understands and the hand that soothes. It is the intellect that synthesizes many learnings into meaningful administrations. Tor students of nursing the future is a rich repository of far-flung opportunities — around this planet and toward the further reaches of man s explorations of new worlds and new ideas, theirs is the promise of deep satisfaction in a field long dedicated to serving the health needs of people. ‘Prof. CDartha Rogers, Ph.P., C R. C T1. Uhe Educational Uiolet June 1966 ‘Tlew Hork University 30 0 0 Mary O. Mundinger, Dr. P.H., R.N Dean, School Of Nursing Sarah S. Cook, R.N., M.Ed. Associate Dean, Administration Sally B. Solomon, M.S.N., CPNP Associate Dean, Student Affairs Carolyn Auerhahn Instructor in Nursing Anne Belcher Director, Oncology Nursing Program Carole Birdsall Instructor in Clinical Nursing Marjorie Bredice Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing 34 Myra Bryce-Richardson Instructor in Clinical Nursing Betty Carrington Director, Nurse-Midwifery Program j)•� Sarah Cook Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing Cherrill Colson Associate in Clinical Nursing 35 Timothy Day Instructor in Clinical Nursing Mary Alice Donius Chairperson, Undergraduate Studies Lyn Finelli Director, Pediatric Primary Care Program Charmaine Fitzig Associate Clinical Professor of Nursing 36 Donna Gaffney Chairperson, Community Care Division Roxann Garcia Assistant Professor of Nursing ( A ' Richard Garfield Assistant Professor of Nursing and Public Health Cheryl Holly Director, Acute Care Master’s Program 37 wm ft r.r- Anne Hubbard Instructor in Clinical Nursing Janet Jacobs-Cohen Assistant Professor in Nursing Linda Klein Director, Undergraduate Program Ronnie Lichtman Assistant Clinical Professor of Nursing 38 I Priscilla Loanzon Assistant Professor of Nursing Astrid Namaroff Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing Kathleen Powderly Director, Graduate Perinatal Nursing Program Eileen Quinlan Director, Graduate Program 39 Helen Rodrigues Carolyn Schodt Director, Pediatric Clinical Nursing Specialty Camera Shy Louise Cortese Diane Dettmore Theresa Doddato Lucia Fabrizio Jo Ann Jamann Helen Mellett 40 42 43 44 11 ryu ml( enter CHALLENGE THAT’S WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT AT NEW YORK CITY’S COLUMBIA-PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER Finally, the day you ' ve worked so hard to reach has arrived, the day your nursing career actually begins There ' s no better place to stretch mind and skills to their fullest than The Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Here, you ' ll find yourself working with cases more challenging, more diverse than any you could have imagined. If you ' re a career-oriented nurse who wants to grow, to experience all you possibly can in a stimulating teaching-learning-doing environment, then this world-renowned medical center is for you. And, soon, you ' ll have the added opportunity of joining the staff of our modern, new, 300-bed community hospital, part of the Medical Center ' s half-billion-dollar expansion program. Along with unique professional challenges, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center offers such practical personal benefits as .. • A comprehensive 6-8 week orientation program with the guidance of a master-degree instructor, but with emphasis on personal self-direction. • A Role Transformation Program to help you make the transition from academic to working life. • 16 specialty areas, many open to new graduates. • Inservice education on all shifts. • Continuing education programs with generous tuition reimbursement • All the cultural and social activities found only in the world ' s most exciting city. To discuss your future... call Sonja Lofgren at (212) 305-7878. Outside N.Y. State, call toll-free: 7-800-225-6665. THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center New York, NY An equal opportunity employer MIF The Haven Coffee Shop Pizza § Deli Restaurant 228 Fort Washington Avenue and 169th Street New York, NY 10032 Tel. 924-7-6685 And Reme’s Restaurant 4021 Broadway and 169th Street New York, NY 10032 Tel. 923-5452 The Management and the Personel of these Fine Restaurants extends our Congratula¬ tions and Best Wishes to All our Dear and Most Wonderful Friends of the Columbia University School of Nursing Class of 1987 for a Successful Career and Brilliant Future!!! 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All moderately priced. 4105 Broadway 795 9360 Congratulations To The Class Of ’87 Wishing You The Best Always The Card Doctor 4009 Broadway 212 795-796 4 PARTY HEROS by the FOOT Available in 4-5-6-7 Ft. lengths! 4020 Broadway Corner of 169th St.,New York Telephone: 923-0700 51 1988 Yearbook Staff Ceslie Cooper Elissa Gold (Darybeth Cyorts Gori (Delendy Earbara Gersey The 1988 yearbook staff would like to thank Linda Klein, our advisor, for all her time and help. i