Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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practical knowledge of the pharmacist and . . .

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Frederick G. Gillick M.I).. Dean Dr. Charles Wilhelmj Professor of Physiology Science, arts, intelligence, and more science are the theme ol Creighton ' s pre-med and in particular, Creighton ' s school of Medicine. In those hallowed halls Doctor Frederick Gillick, Dean, Doctor Richard L. Egan, Assistant Dean, and Father John Foley, Regent, carefully screen the would-be students of Medi- cine. Through its clinic hundreds are given the best of free medical care. The student health service is run under the aus- pices ol the clinic. Here the sick, injured, and those cutting classes are cured in one form or another. Yet, the reason lor the existence of the medical school is well fulfilled. From its labs and classes each June pass not only men competent in the medical field which they have chosen as a career but also men with character based upon sound moral, ethical, and religious princi- ples. Rev. John J. Foley S.J.. Regent Richard Egan Ml).. Ass ' t Dean

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pharmacy Located at 14th and Davenport, the College of Pharmacy has an ideal location. Here in conjunction with the Medical Clinic, the pharmacy student is given the opportunity to practice that which he is taught. Pharmacy is the only professional school not requiring undergraduate work. However, the student is thoroughly familiarized with anatomy, pharmacol- ogy, chemistry, and physiology. Nevertheless, these hard workers have an annual fling, visiting outstand ing pharmaceutical companies in the East. William A. Jarrell IMiarm. D., B.S., Dean Rev. John J. Foley S.J., Regent Practical experience is obtained in the clinic.