Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A ,A r 'r cv .4xN ffanneinann llniaersify Graduate Senaal Pnilaaeiania, Pennsylvania 1985 Valnine I Hahnemann University In . . . .0- .' 1 --vo - 50 1 'Q . .U .. ..N ' . ,-I 4 . . 47.-- :JH - . T . . I .. , ..- I a 1. . ....4r, -., , .. Qlfgiffi-it .. If Q Kiss Q. '.- . .? v 1 .- . . l Q , A' s' 4' ... .. S. fy ., 2. Vw: K u K 0-Q' Qu' JZ Q n Nu I Ill Ln als na ' 1 ,. ,I g I 1 1 ' A 1 I I o I K ' n Ad! 1 . if . rj ld! . jk H 1' ,J 'VJ x .-yr 'f Wax' -,, , ,-,... - -. . . . The City Of Brotherly Love . --r- I L 4 ,.L,- -'-X A -H75 711 X Q . nl Q '., I. 1... .X : , ' I-Y 1:,. . ' - 'F pf' ' 'ffgffvfv A , 'TW' AX 'r' .- . lv 1 ., m, I ulikll: E IBN lu!!! I ' 2 Uv 'EU' , ll . ul' !g ' 'A bg ll gfrixifx u 'H ET' ' Ii l'l ! ll as' nn . 3 Hahnemann University was designated ofHcially as a university by the Department of Education of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in l98 I. The development of graduate programs offering Mas- ter 's and Doctoral degrees in the basic medical sci- ences led in I 95 7 to the establishment ofa Graduate School. Today, Hahnemann 's Graduate School of- fers Master's and Doctoral degrees in both the Basic Sciences and Mental Health Sciences. This edition of ENDl:'A VORS is the Hrst year- book ever to be published in the history of Hahne- mann University Graduate School. ln an effort to raise community awareness of the Graduate School and also to promote unity among graduate students of various disciplines, the Graduate School year- book was established. We hope that this yearbook will become a tradition with future graduate stu- dents and remain the symbol of unity its creators intended it to be. MEN TAI. HEAI. TH BASIC SCIENCES-I2 SCIENCES-42 1 . ,f 'Zi X Q- fl if W-T xl 'T 2 X, fx W I l l I GRADUATF5' 58 Dlkfcrokv-so - I Y E 4- E AG IWW PRESIDENT, HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY Bertram S, Brown M.D. PROVOST, HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY John R. Beljan M.D, Q bf DEAN. HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL Evangelos T. Angelakos M.D. Ph.D. Graduate School Office H117 RX DIRECTOR GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Mary Anne Timmins Judy Wag-kg-r I '-:gf SECRETARY Tina Vorchov STUDENT PROGRAMS COORDINATOR Suzanne Etris s - I . '55 K fr Q 9 , f A- , r 9 6 I .if 4 - Jian L GRADUATE STUDENT ASSISTANTS: fl. to R2 Jennifer McNeil, Karen Willis. Theodore Phelan, Haris Hadji. Not Picfured: lisa Cavacini and Maria Moffa. DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES Jean Dorman -4 Support Services Q23 I-1 DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID BURSAR Johanna Hixson Jacqueline Cooley ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT Bud Hefflin I If wma 1 X! HID! no ,phllh Y 'Z' O T. 1.4 SECRETARY OF STUDENT SERVICES ASSOCIATE REGISTRAR REGISTRAR Delores English Maureen Gallagher Alan Sims 7 MAQQZ 17'Q?fX'2E 2 gibhffrlf The Mortem Poste THE MORTEM POSTE is the student newspa- per published monthly at Hahnemann Universi- ty. All contributions are researched and written by students from Hahnemann University's three schools. lt is administered through the Office of Student Services, .lean Dorman, Director. Pic- tured here are Elaine Venuti and Anne Lewis. Editors. Not Pictured: Brian Whitehouse and Rosemary Harris. Layout. Graduate Student Society ' 1 I .SQ PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Dagmar T ich y Theodore Phelan , Q N get-' CORRESPONDING SECRETARY RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER MEMBER-AT-LARGE Robin Horn Jeanne Craft Thelma Chen -I-Wk GUUM 8 'FT ,, if I C Q Q O I I I Staff 'gi nw K X, JV V. ii CO-EDITORS: Maria Moffa and Lisa Cavacini .r- ' If you don 't take the . . . picture . . Cheryl DiStefano and Sue Abramson vyxzi 1 Dan Edmundowicz It took alot of effort for us to look this serious! Deadline- What Deadline-It 's time to hit the slopes! Graduate Students Work Hard . . . .1 1 v , - E . U... 42 'TW lg' 10 I And Play Hard, ' QF' ff, y g we E + 3 Q . f g if 1 1 1.'v 4, Y i Y 3 'Qi I f I 11 DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY '-'-Tm 'hn rnwssssfonaaunum luemmexromzl I2503 llarunarmui IZDO ,guns ummm 12507 25 jnoem M cuou mo! 309 l2l35 ao mu a sunsu. mol IZSIS 340 DlE,EllSLLM.D. 12350 UCOUSL C lilliDY PhD I25I5 nmznncvmvhn I SIT filth!-BTKPND 212 srzvtn J mama PHD1 K2 SUZANECZARROND , IMIKTQISUI l25l ZZ-'5..E-, TEACNllGLABGMTWi5 .E-'El LQTE3 5 T ' E Tzsoe E , ' , IIS I . . .. nz I f .. E nzlff . A szsnz --v 5 ....,..-1 Qlfffff - - - fjiifff AJ.uouAN mm T gif . I2 Eg 'Myjj 1210 , fT!flQQ ' '2E 1 Q 'fhff ' ' A T TA ,Q ETH E- 3 T If 1 R 1 RADIATION RESEARCH DEPT. or RADIATION THERAPY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE Lawn TM'AFi7?T- 'Ti' gym '-T1'TI' 'QlElcm5ln'- TWIST? Tffiffliufsi' T DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGiCAL CHEMISTRY ,iq DAHIIUI ' '!Q!iiES'w' fimcscn M EA -- IJCKI1 uv own m ' 'mf I f'! MAN fl IG-900501 noun, T 5.,,, new o aww. c wsrun , J an I MUS l lhl pq, ' U 1 um 3' MJEMLTN 5941 QARMAA e lin'-T5'1fA' -i ff f, ew , ' U62 m T Nl 36 m im ' T1 H B215 3,4 Q Hgqqaf SVA' 8711 Mo, 5 7 1 G u mio -cog? cu E- A me N ms il Yvwlh 5,5 mr Tarun 5520 N .'-fm ,lzfj OMIM!! Slggrg, T Cllitiwf f .3,E,mI,E Y , M I Lsoaou '- v ucwu V ufilifiinn AN,. E ,, ,,ALU,w AIHLWR :lNLL'in ' nfl I H mmngn, Ul W 'l amun . N T T l W T DEPARTMENT OF PHYSTOLOQY 5 E T Xw:EgI7 :Tiff S503 5 f--1 ivy, Flfifw r- ..- fwsxfis El EEE, Q u-51 ' bhE.PEQw.iR ll-ICZ ,,:'L,.FlivVAfi,- -+- 4 muruswvffjl .. '5L fi,+T!21,4 1nTEiTrs Gi EEE-,Qty ,E --.Mg- ,.-....--- -W-ii' ,- ,-,i..-- W.-fri. Y .p-M-.-i-'4 Y A W, A .-.....- ,,..,........V ..,-I-1 ' ' A W YW ,M-,,,,,.Y-A - 1 -,-,M W KA , ,...------'T' l ,..- f-'-1 .,..-,WA-4 wi4: T ET'- ,,....--- A A,.,f- ,....?- bnm Armen T g , 75757-E+ E-.- , , A... .,..-,- , . , ,,.-.-.-. u v. J lm DEPT. OF PHARMACOLOGY .....-...---- DW 5 CNYRNTCK UWRMAN Q 8155i f ILBOBYOCK D B GALESMCA D U. S CPERNKEK K ERALD STERUNO IG J. DMZGMDG D .LR DPALMA I LPTFERXG -'M' mmm Poehlm Hi. nnrmuncmu 6, unsung ' 11' --.L QQ! S s 12? 25 312 in Q' 9 5 1' DEPARTMENT OF RICHARD LCROWELL Phil. PROFESSOR L CHMRNAN ROOM I030l -b ucngo aomrmn. imma aamuccmm. JAY lUWlEl..Iln.ll 2 ElllTNJ.l.AIlJAU.HLB. ' CME LUG, lull. I DANH.lKXRE.Hu.ll. It 'v KIIJIHI ZJIMNYL PHD. i RICHARD F. REST. PH.0. 5 0 nn o 9.3 o :- o ca -4 Q' 2 I c z o f-' o CJ '4 Elllillillgllll meme scuum. Pho. gm. oovuw o. snEfuTz.m1 I W WS' umm wuuu. PMI. .LLE5.?Z. ummm awsmuazmn I-T- Z-J uoauro YAMAHOT0.Ph.0. Emi ......... ,..l0.L0'..J Teaching the morphological sci- ences is the responsibility of the De- partment of Anatomy. As a university department it serves the Graduate School. the School of Al- lied Health Professions and the School of Medicine. Briefly. the sci- ence of anatomy is the study of structural organization integrated with function, from the molecular level to the body as a whole. A visit to a departmental research laborato- ry will show instrumentation com- mon to other disciplines. ln addition to a variety of microscopes from light to electron. one will End stereotaxic. electrophoretic, scintillation count- ing. radiation, immunological and computer equipment. Active re- search programs are conducted in cell biology. neuromorphology. mus- culoskeletal system and immunolo- gy. Graduate students are provided excellent opportunities for expand- ing their horizons in selected re- search proiects. in one or a combination of areas. A highlight of the academic program is the Ray- mond C Truex Distinguished Lec- tureship which provides students with the opportunity to meet and dis- cuss their research interests with the Distinguished lecturers. A major at- traction ofthe Department is the re- nowned Raymond C Truex Museum. ISI ,- gf .KD 'I 5 . O Q - ...Y . . ' VV, 0 .en 6. Q H, AWA,-A .. ,X -F - .'.' ' 1... - 1 Z M ,Xxx XXX , X4 i Peter S Amenta. Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Dennis M. DePace. Ph.D. Vice-Chairman in Q 2 AN Q an 'wb' .Z ,KL Chr' vig 1 . -lu A Um an ' ,y . s ' ,.,Xf.s fx- Q 1 ,ill I think I liked Miss June better 'A ur' z 4 ,Q Ti 552' ,law ,J 4'-Y 3? ,- V, , vi. Jififfi' if Q fl .Q ', . wif Ui 'S 1:2 Ami! .sign . 5 V ? A . ,K ' .1 Ja . we I s ' 'ff 1 -. 4' 4 . ix W' pin-us i 1 S 9- J ' W ,r fig -1' 1 lfx f I 1 aft' f Q W3 ., 4 M, ' 7 1 t n91-, 1-A 9 -ww-G-,,.-,, ..,,,,...-W. w MM .WW .M f- ........--1--vi , , ....... ,,.. ,MM-1 Bioc. ' The Department of Biological Chemistry offers programs leading to the M. 5. and Ph.D. degrees in biochemistry both are laboratory research oriented. The M.S. degree is designed to train individuals to conduct research under the direction ofa senior researcher, whereas the Ph.D. program prepares individuals to become independent researchers. 1 1 7 17fFl T i 9 3 'Q ., 5' fs Mui, M 7,00 ... 1 A-' L f rl 'n , f. - a A V' - . . fh as Qs, vp, .4 s ' Q . .4 I' J A quick milkshake One big happy family 5 U , 9 I 1' K W' 2 P in.. E2 r-11' iv-Q 1 ' 5 1 Xl- Xa N N' Do you wanna dance wilh me? inev- Would you believe a breeze just came in the window and scattered all my papers? 'Y' Q ST H V 2 'ix 2 XR-x X I P What do you expect for a Monday morning! Fri l ' 'r. 1. L Hard at work - or is il hardly working? lp. 2 . 4 . 1 ' ,gn ht Q 9 I i . 1. fi Microbiolo y And Immunology The Department of Mrcrobrology and Immunology of fers graduate programs leadmg to the Master of Clrnrcal Mrcrobrology Master of Science and Doctor of Phrloso ph y degrees Study leading to the M S and Ph D degrees emphasizes basic course work teachmg experience and orrgmal research cp. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Richard L Crowell. Ph.D. 2 ' Of course we re talking about science' 'Qi l 150' '-x COORDINATOR CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY PROGRAM -v Donald D Strerrtz gf Caught m the act FACULTY MEMBERS: Front fl. to R1 BJ. Landau. Ph.D,, M. Schultz, Ph.D., R.F. Rest, Ph.D., J.M. Hammel. Ph.D. Back fl to RQ M.G. Bramucci, Ph.D.. WP. Weidanz. Ph.D., R.l.. Crowell. Ph.D.. A.B. Vaidya. Ph.D. I 'D . 5' , I I ., f' 3 , 4 V 3 1 A f A ' 5' - , I Q' L l . , K 4 ,A 1 , , gg J f Vw? -f ,,Ve 5' A 4? '- gait?-3 Q ' , X F A E i 5 I uf fi R 4, L , . XY ' C- s. N' Lx , I R 20 I I ,. - 7 v 1 I in I-- 'F Caught in the act-sneaking out to watch General Hospital ,s ,wx of Y , 'K I 1 NOT PIC T URED: A Bondi. Ph.D., C.A. Long. Ph.D., H. C. Maguire. Ph.D., I. Millman. Ph.D., B.Z. Ngwenya, Ph.D., D.D. Stieritz. Ph.D., N. Yamamo- -1 'Q' ,Q . it ' Now-if only the book would tell me how to ...ni NON .1 open this up 4 1 ' B ,tif uf 1 f ff ' I 1 q ,v.. K. if 4-4-4 :van Y, H I .. I I n I ' f .MQ rw 'Qs 'U' Ph-D' Ruth speaks on a nutritious lunch I'm telling you Dave- one of those parasites waved at me! Lydia and Friend f b 1 , Q N 1 r' W - f A . 1 , .0 The secret to growing plants -. V ug' 'U 4 1, -4 ' 1 'iii 4 ' ' I wonder where it went?? look mom- I 'm a scientist ' 1 ' l Add just a pinch of salt and . . . A gis- -Ly The Mad Photographer SURPRISE: I hope this makes you happy Donna! 22 B i. I A,-nllll ' O 0 ' Q I-... wi.. ,-5-N yn 'E if , GA f sw 4-.W -' 9? fi A -.J-6' 'A Q Ja-L I S Q5 ,III 1 fi vs x-V 4 , l ' i Al' V f J , V' nf I rw., 7 W WM - ,-,N I X ,-4 1 f xx Q A Q5 '1 K .f The Department of Pharmacology has graduate programs that offer the Master of Science Degree and the Doctor of Philoso- phy Degree Students entermg our pro- gram have a strong background ln the sciences Their undergraduate education allows them to begm to comprehend and appreciate the principles ln pharmacology which Involve organic chemistry blo- chemlstry and physiology as related to drug action m the body The Master s De- gree program pro vides a broad knowledge of pharmacology and the basic contribut- ing sciences along with technical experi- ence to become a valuable partner in research The Doctor of Philosophy De- gree program offers students advanced studres m certain areas of pharmacology. The course of study IS designed to lead to a mature Individual who can perform Inde- pendent research and teach pharmacology either ln general courses or In specialized courses related to their area of interest. The educatronal environment of the de- partment rs such that lt encourages the development of the student as an mdrwd- ual and as a scientist 4 4 . Q, - Q . 0 , s n s 4 - . , 4 . s . s . . f 1 . a .. . . . - .s s s Q sa v f Q Pharmacology 1 . F - , QJ Vello. . . Mom?.. 'L i 1 i E , F i XXII l.U'l.H!X'1 X Lid- 5522 ,- .5 I si' 4 xx, It i NRM H .. !y431fH,XH.lyM1HNx Vluxwva INN fy 'f . Qexr ' ,Non If H, V Q? Q. 3, lo, una Q lj lr'-F 1 X, Egan , '-Sxxifmr V . 7, - , .,fwr-+- v 1 Y L ,-2 Q-L31 , 5 5. 1. , 4 R , 1 v ' I .1 ' Ii? k A- W 2 K Y L- 9 , U ' 1 J XX -F,.4a XLI. 1983 Nll.l,'IINl, 6'if!!XZ1Ili'lII1. Vx 'fn T E' Physical Therapy 1. . fn- -n-.-., , J rl' K Q . fa . '.a ,Avia The Program in Physical Therapy is a twenty-one month full time course of study leading to a professional master 's degree in physical therapy. The objectives of the program are to provide the graduates with the knowl- edge and skills necessary to meet the health care needs of a changing society, to provide leadership to the pro- fession, and to contribute to the growth of ph ysical ther- apy by the ability to understand and pursue research necessary for intelligent application of principles of treatment. The Class of I 986 is comprised of students representing I 7 states. The students range in age from 2I to 39 and come from a variety of undergraduate and graduate majors and vocational backgrounds. They take a varied curriculum in the basic sciences, behavioral sciences, ethics, research methodology, kinesiology, medicine and surgery as it relates to physical therapy. orientation to all aspects of rehabilitation, and studies in the principles, theories and methods of ph ysical therapy. The elective options and clinical education practicums allow the stu- dents to develop their skills in techniques and procedures and to explore some of the speciality areas of the profession. 3,5 M ,t I L ff-an.. Q N 'JKAL , ' 'A 'I ,x r Nu: Z Ii 1 30 S. Ralph here, has been on weigh! watchers for a year now! 'Gb 4 it w f? a ,. Q :J- -I I 3 fr QW W A ' y 'prsl , I X, F gain, 'Q .515 - me A qi . -1' - .X f. X ' t LQ f Q 'fs :if N, Lv Wcga QA A gg' ,L Q ' ' , Y 2 X' 1 ,an xt Sy ' , , Y f In -Q -u I 4 Y F fr ',F1'ff'f '3r?f-whim -S 1 ax ins. 0' 1 . ,jf I. 1 f ,,' ' w, ' xr iffy, 1. 1 f fl Z -.Vw ' , 'K ' ,Q 'YF Ana ---1' , - -, . . . ,ffl - X ff- -ff M Q'?f:f n'f-'-A .T f :ff-'5'!M..-'f '- ,P ' ' ' Y i ' ' 'cztnif--l 1 asf' , '.., mx. -1-H N ' ' s,,, --j ,iv R' '- -if F ' ' '- . ,. , -AY . af. f , . aff- bf ' ' g ig! ' ?' -,FAMHSL 32 . .xr s-e ,N ,,,--' ' 1 u-'n.'--f A W- . w i-ww T2 5? gkkfifdl x ,f M' 212' iw . ' fvffuv-L5 5 x' M - v , ww- l5f'Q'- I Q . Y ' S K'-1 .' ,-,'114'.J Xb L Ar QS',f.. f 'flu . f v 32 a Who do these monster damper: belong to?7 I , Q +3 ,iq J gr B? ' 3 ,QMQS ?fi ' ag, 173-4 sr ' LQ X17 3 '44S 5'--f Free Spirits ready to crube on their Yamaha .'f . '-Q ' Y :.,. V-:Q : 'wx ,7 ,lg v V Y c 1 ' - ' 1 ' ' . 'FSL F, 1.4 I up X 1 1 - ,fx ,,.,! ' ' X3 A :'e1j ., 13' T 'X f f . 9 v -' .1 I , .- . ., 4 z f - 1 : ' L I K f 1 ','s'?M ' .' -riff A 0 J Y 6 1 . ,MH A E Q Here I am ladies - eonie and get it! I ' A Radiation Sciences The Department of Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine provides multiedisciplinary training to prepare students for professional scientific ca- reers associated with the clinical diagnostic and therapeutic applications of ionizing radiation and radioactive materials. The program in radiation biolo- gy is research oriented with investigations in progress on both cellular and clinical effects of radiation. Radiological physics pro vides clinically oriented training in radiation measurements and computations for individuals with a good understanding of physics and advanced undergraduate mathematics. The program incorporates a strong emphasis on collaborative research ef- forts with physicians in radiation therapy. , 'Y' i' E-.N 5 , HHHH x i i Q 5 sg 1 I Af 'rs , , . ,i . g .. A L. ,ni , X53 Q ,FQ-x ' T' ef -3- Y-.:Nx.Ii?N' ua 'X-. n ' , v-f - Ti---Q 4 - --,rg-4 X ' me -, fs. -Z' I In 'SN v-. - I 7 ,.'-45 Av- '- sl -L fin --an VIRGINIA V. MORSE CHAIRMAN SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY Otorhinolarynology The Master of Speech Pathology and Audiology program prepares a student to assess and manage the communication disorders of adults and children. Students in this program are engaged in clinical activity throughout the academic program. In essence, the walls of the clinic and classroom have been dissolved, allowing the student to draw on the resources of each in relation to the day to day training experiences. A unique interdepartmental cooperation allows students to develop expertise in recognizing and describing a variety of behaviors and symptomologies, and to determine how communication disorders relate within the broader framework of an individual's psychological and physical status. in - 1 -fn-p-vi 1 L We 're Learning 35 We 're in training for lhis?? 070001310 Cookie P10856 Eagerly awaiting comps ' I'-' I Q rf F C-F . 'I , ,,.Y , , V 1 ' ' x .......1L.. ,L ,XP .Q ifx. -..s.,:1.:'24., - The future Speech Pathologists and Audiologists Pre-therapy blues Mr. Quick ...Our Man 1 -F F -i r 'v-fy Q., Salutations . . . Greetings I f 1 f 'x 1 S 'AVXXJ 1, X' 1.-, 1--'-1 Nik. 429550 It ,7- n , , n A X ' ,whi- , K J, 11 Farce Feeding 'c.,.Z, N dv : IA pu Gp - L il Dr. Who ? ? , .ff ii 'li U 1' 'Ye -.Am , dw 'Y-9 I ' fi ...sl-r A 4 , A' 53 Q ! EV! .,4' 1 Activities Hg SQ' im J Sl 3 . -6 x :A kgs I fn 'i I l ev, 53- X 7 Orientation And HCP ggi' Orientation Day marks a new beginning for our incoming students in the Graduate School. Our newly enrolled students are welcomed into the university and are exposed to just a small glimpse of life here at Hahnemann. After each administrative office has greeted the new students, each graduate school pro- gram takes the opportunity to welcome their new stu- dents individually. The event promises to be an educative and also fun day for all! ,Ag 45 llWl'l'l'U'TE Graduate School Day 'L 57' rm S 27 flfx f if? 'I 12? 1,1 3 'z f. gizulifix Y rawfm msn? ' '-fum m.ws:'f'1 47 ZX 'fi We vi , ,.4 --f M 2255, V., . 121 I-, -s, if -ye I I itil 2 Each year Hahnemann University sponsors its An- nual Graduate School Day. This event allows graduate students the opportunity to present their research top- ics to the University community. In addition, certain students are honored for their outstanding contribu- tion to and performance in their individual programs. The climax ofthe day is the Graduate School Dinner held in honor of all our graduate students here at Hahnemann. l ' I ' x . , A I A - J- if 4 I ,, - I , 1. , vii-. in E Clinical Psychology I P Q 1 L i '3' 5 an , X x A X if , , lin- 33,4 3, , M f 415' Tiff' . ,1 5 Q ' gg l 4 , ,jf-If 4: S0 xx . Av-,J 5 -if W f'iQ,, F Y lf ,- A 1 f ' , ,D . f in ' E' If 1 I ' ,CT ff 52.1 I A 3, ff gf tif it 7 , '..'f V 'A' '- If f Q ' 'Lf ' 5 H' N- nig..41ul J H .I , v - i Q2 lf '36 x. -.-. Q i .-2,2 . .,,A.xi.,ffM. -,. :, Q Q M W W , -4-' Q-..-..--f Y si' 4' in V 95 AY A 3.2 , ?' f. . 'Zvi n 4 5 '. -Qt 5 4,1 uf' A, '4. 4 'K' 1 Q . , 'G ,f . 2 ,. f ., :ff I 'J T.. ig 552 'lk fn in , .nl 55 Aa! 'af V N4 fi I Rv' , 5 5 . . qc 1- 4' g 1 Q. ,f-xx ' f, r, :gf , ,gg Q Q V R M I. 1: Q' .FJ i in Vx .fa 54 -, 'QJ1',:v,x O. .w 3,iv , ,'.,,,q , ' First yehr class plbi one starting guard 9 'IU f ! , -'Sl nv: Q .Y D . sig..-slib . A,,..... ml-sa' ...,' f fn' .1 al Sf' S!! Nx 'U -av -rn'- . -.Ek ,r 1 1 ' x ' .QW V,-,,.43:, W, K -,., xx x A .,.,,. x ,fn :., ,PA QM, Xa R,. S rf.,-1' Q ,s 5 45, 1 4 'L' Q 591-1' . 'bil 4' 1 Y V ' , M 'X u- Ax'- Creative Arts Therapy The Creative Arts in Therapy Program is a two- year program leading to a Master of Creative Arts in Therapy Degree CMCA Tj. The didactic and experi- ential aspects of the program are balanced and are given on a continuum. This format enhances the integration of theoretical approaches with practical application. The curriculum is designed to provide advanced technical and scientific study common to the disciplines of art therapy, movement therapy, and music therapy, as well as specialized didactic and practicum training in one ofthe three disciplines. Graduates function as specialists within a team or consultant structure enabling them to work professionally within commu- nity resources. 46. ,-Cb KJ, 4-'r l A -v,. gk., .A,,N.zf all 'S .J ?'-I KE' 'ALE Gi ef V gn- , 111- W' 4 fn. nv 111,41 -ppp 411111111 rfgpnpqaf 111111111 ia. 1111011111 :pp -- 4-.-ff.-Q-, Q- 0 5W1111l1 1: !1 11 la 1 1 11 1 ' 4 1 ' p,r,S2 I 1 In Q 4 4 1 , xx 48 v 'Oi- ix ls she for real? iew-L 0 '7 left hand on green dot P4 Family Therapy The purpose of the Master's Degree Program in Family Therapy is to provide the student with an intensive, specialized training experience which will serve as a firm theoretical and practi- cal base for becoming a competent family thera- pist. The education experience consists of three main categories: faj conceptual learning about family therapy in general, family relational dy- namics, evaluation and therapy in particular: C b j supervised clinical learning from working with families with a wide variety of presenting prob- lems as well as racial, ethnic. and socio-eco- nomic backgrounds: fcj contextual learning about a variety of professional settings in which family therapy as well as family based consulta- tion and supervision will be key features of this experience. The two year program can be extended to a maximum of three years in order to accomodate the student who must continue to work while pursuing graduate school. Upon completion of this program, students receive a Master of Family Therapy KMFTQ Degree. 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' WQwY?'W7'Y'lQQEa'?FW9?-'Y V W Program Evaluation Applied Social Research Decision makers need information about the social, Psychological and eco- nomic consequences of their management and policy decisions. They need to know why innovations succeed or fail, how well their organizations are func- tioning, about the need for new services, and about the outcomes of existing services. The ability to provide this information requires professional researchers and evaluators who possess a unique set of skills: a working knowledge of research design and applied statistics, an understanding of organizational behavior and social change, a sensitivity to the politics of working in applied settings, and an understanding of the principles of information utilization, .fiat-IAAMAFQN UNEHEL-LSLTE PREVENTQ -A RESEARCH CEN'L'EBi ,, AND AP HUMPH iifbvi Al 56 A-XP D U ---nsu1ur-' wr f. I my ,:. 6 fu 1 J , , l A Qi W ' 'xg J?-x ' X 25 , ii g 1.64, lr -65515 'sf , ' 'S x. ! 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ProcessfGr. Psychotherapy Jeanne Annette Craft, MAHP Applied Human Physiology I o .xl 'WM 'if Donna Marie Corrao, M.S. Prog. Eval.!Appl. Soc. Research 'QQ 'bf Becky Coulter, MFT Family Therapy . v 'Tl ' yi Lori Ann Daren. MCAT Kathy Joanne Davis, MCAT Johanna Eva Deitz, M,S. Trina Monique Dow. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Creative Arts in Therapy Physical Therapy Creative Arts in Therapy um- I svn I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'TW R John Edgette, Psy,D. Dorothy Michele Ellis. MCAT Mark Edward English, M,5. Eric B. Foster. MCI Clinical Psychology Creative Arts in Therapy Anatomy Clinical Immunology .5 Judith Ann Frankel. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology William Edward Friggle, M.S. Prog. Eval.fAppI. Soc. Research lg Q-1? . ' . .I I f , af. 'as :Q gr. -13. ,J Richard M. Garzarelli. M.5. Marian K. Gettel. MCAT Marcia Gitomer. M.S, Dawn Ellen Glynn, MCAT Prog. Eval.!AppI. Soc. Research Creative Arts in Therapy Gr. Process!Gr. Psychotherapy Creative Arts in Therapy 62 -'IV sa' if I , X 9 1 ,' T ,J . g H 1 gg Karen Elise Goldenberg. M.S. .lulia B. Goldensohn. Psy.D. Elizabeth Claire Grauman. MCAT Mary Bernadette Hackman, MCI Gr. Process!Gr. Psychotherapy Clinical Psychology Creative Arts in Therapy Clinical Immunology fx k 7-I Samuel A. Hogg. MFT Family Therapy Brenda .lane Heffner. MSP Speech Pathology 5 fx- JON 4 Qtr- Robin A. Horn. MAHP Sara lea Hana Jacobovici, MCAT lura Ann Justice. MAHP Florence Ann Kaltovich. M. S. Applied Human Physiology Creative Arts in Therapy Applied Human Physiology Radiation Sciences 1 1 M -s. 1 5 X 1 iso-'- l 1 'Nui J 1 i 8 Jennifer Ann Killeen, MCAT Malcolm Moore Kirk, MAHP Janet E. Laulenberg. MFT Thomas lee. Psy. D. Creative Arts in Therapy Applied Human Physiology Family Therapy Clinical Psychology I 'Gul YJ Y . X Kimberly D. linhares, MCAT J V, Creative Arts in Therapy 3 , Judson C. linville. Psy. D Clinical Psychology 'K I l l 4 1 H J P Margery A, Lpfkard, M,5, Ruyh M, Lynn, MCM William Robert Majarian, Ph.D. Carol Apn Martin. MCAT 1 Anatomy Clinical Microbiology Microbiologyflmmunology Creative Arts in Therapy 64 Barbara Ann Mausser, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Laura J. McCloskey, MCI Clinical Immunology , ww.. i 30 Andrea A. Moss. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Ingrid Monique Morton. M.S. Prog. Eval.!Appl. Soc. Research . P 1 A . u ,, Stephen Charles Myers, M.5. Vicky Lynne Nichols. MCAT Anatomy Creative Arts in Therapy -v 1:'11' 44 Maria Antoinette Molla, M,5. Gr. Process!Gr, Psychotherapy Jennifer Jeanne McNeil, MAHP Applied Human Physiology Y - ink.. -1-' 454. Craig Wayne Pearl. Psy.D, Gerald Michael Perry. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychology lu. in Charles Henry Pletcher. Jr.. MCI Christopher Reynold Ray. Psy.D. Celeste L Reill. M.5. Frank J- Rivhardsvn. Jr.. MFT Clinical Immunology Clinical Psychology Prog. Eval.!Appl. Soc. Research Family Therapy NDUCFD HY TAURINE OF THE KSTZJANDDIAZGXIUE 1 1-s 1 -an - Cynthia Louise Roberts. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Norma Rotman, M.S. Prog. Eval.!AppI. Soc. Research Donna Ellen Rudolph, MSPA David E. Sanders. Psy. D. Arbutus B. Sider. MFT Lori Jean Sokoll. MCC Speech Pathology!Audiology Clinical Psychology Family Therapy Clinical Chemistry Carla Ann Sputz. MSPA Speech Pathology!A udiology 1 Paul William Toth. M.S, Gr. Process!Gr. Psychotherapy C. Neil Vaman Waravdekar. MAHP Applied Human Physiology .1 1 Debra M, Steiner, M5PA Alvin N. Thomas. M.S. Mary Susan Toomey. MCAT Speech Pa1h0l0gyfAudi0l0gy Clinical Psychology Creative Arts in Therapy l 'i Beth Susan Villari. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy rx 5 Ji, -v G Sandra Wheaton. MCAT Karen Anne Willis. MAHP James K. Woo. MAHP Creative Arts in Therapy Applied Human Physiology Applied Human Physiology NN. Debra R. Abrams. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Prema Arasukavalar. Ph.D. Microbiology and Immunology Anne Hollingsworth Arfaa. MFT Family Therapy Joel F. Bresser. M.S. Biochemistry Alfred Dominic Campellone. M.S. Anatomy Betsy Lynn Collier. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Christina Ann DeMarrais. MSP Speech Pathology Mike J. Flood. M.S. Prog. Eval.!AppI. Soc. Research Nancy A. Girgenti. MFT Family Therapy Samuel F. Goldenberg. M.S. Physiology Julie I.. Goldman. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Andrew Harvey Hahn. Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Catherine Lynn Hamer. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy David F. Hamnett. M.S. Prog. Eval.!AppI. Soc. Research rf 404 Elena Al- Yuan Yang. M.S. Prog. Eval.fAppl. Soc. Research Not Pictured Roberta Ann Hittner, MSPA Speech PathoIogy!AudioIogy Mark Douglas Hoffman. MCI Clinical Immunology linda Dorr Joseph. MSP Speech Pathology Stella T. Korpusik. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Michael Mao-Chi Lee. Ph.D. Pathology Cheryl H. Litzke. MFT Family Therapy Richard Paul Lund. M.S. Prog. Eval.fAppl. Soc. Research Claire Marie McGrorey. MFT Family Therapy Kathleen Mary Neilon. MCI Clinical Immunology Donald Paul O'Brien, MAHP Applied Human Physiology Michelle Randy Simons. MFT Family Therapy Freida M. Skaff MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Linda Tafapolsky, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Diane Kernan Z weben. MSP Speech Pathology l 45 . W 11, , I I I . , 1 71 r 1 N 4 1 w i 4 l 1 1 w , 1 I K 7 V 4 w i f N a r l I A I l I 1 'I I I N 4 1 3 1 I 1 I X, W Y 5 69 Graduation ,.1, u 5' o b 'I ',!l . '..- Afigs f , . P I Q! ff Q f ' fiifsm, V 'ij' 1 if x ' AQ ..' ' -5- N ilk, , Qwggf Q Q .f 4- ..- . .f i I ,- 3 F 70 I 1 .XX 1 - Q ' 2+ J-43 F AX? f x Q U , m'1sk55S'iQ'f 5g2'rj' 3 'iyfngwfp ' 59 N, nk. 1 rfb Q! 5 F Vf af4fcH Us' DEVELGPH S12 Mth Best Wshes 56I -3249 + PHlLA.,lQI02 from the 'W 24 hour service on ai! StaffAfdt,fud t slides and movie film Department Of B I g W Our own black 5 white I I Ch mistry Hh U ty I 3 nefnan ?9f9f23LO.5Ul9Ef0n P em'Se5 Q Lowest praces on film, filters, Tripods etc... 'Ya-. -4- E5 BEST WISHES TO ALL THE GRADUATING CLASS DIVISIUN OP PSYCHULOGY Department Of Mental Health Sciences 3 IHIAIHINEMANN UNHVIEIRSHTSY 5 DEPARTMENT CODIF MHCREOIESHQDLQGY AND f 1 t HMMUNCQDILCODGY ,i 1 1 Congratulations And Best Wishes from The Faculty Of The l -Q Department Of Microbiology n r A 6 A t t And Immunology 2 we e Q Cheers menus And Sucggss Paul W. Toth Doc WATSON'S f V Just Across Vine Street We're So Proud. Congratulations, Mom 8. Dad Paul Toth Here's To A Great Career. I'm Very Proud. Pattie Hes! Wishes 270 Ute Graduating Hlass from CHE DIVISION O? 6lfINI6s4lf PS V61-I OL' 0511 CONGRATULATIONS PETER S. AMENTA, PH.D. PROFESSOR 8: CHAIRMAN DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY FACULTY Robert Blumenstem Ph D Michael C Kennedy Ph D Robin H Chou PhD AJ Ladman PhD Dennis M DePace Ph D R Peter Meyer Ph D Thomas E Eurell D VM PhD Steven .I Wleland PhD Alan J Harolan PhD Suzanne C Zarro MD .lo Ann C. Eurell, D. V.M., Ph.D. Joseph A. 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M Philadelphia PA 19130 Donna Rudolph 1517 Brick Rd. Cherry Hill NJ 08003 David Sanders 39-54 48th St. Sunnyside NY 11104 Arbutus Sider 312 W4 Logan St. Philadelphia PA 19144 Michelle Simons 1220 South ll th Street Philadelphia PA 19147 Freida Skalt' 5720 Wissahickon Ave. Philadelphia PA 19144 Lori Jean Sokoll 28 Grantview Terrace Brockton MA 02401 Carla Ann Sputz 10 Hannah Rd. Oakland NJ 07436 Debra Steiner 2051 Appletree St. Philadelphia PA 19103 Linda Tafapolsky 40 Valley Spring Rd Newton MA 02158 Alvin Thomas Norma Rotman 8134 Cadwalder Ave. 2 Colony Blvd. Bld 1 Apt. 109A Elkins Park PA 19117 Wilmington DE 19802 Mary Toomey 2234 Grubb Road Wilmington DE 19810 Paul Toth 425 Hamel Ave. North Hills PA 19038 Beth Susan Villari 2010 Mt. Vernon St. Philadelphia PA 19130 Neil Waravdekar 94 79 Reichs Ford Road ljamsville MD 21754 Sandra Wheaton 534 Ritner St. Philadelphia PA 19148 Karen Willis 54 Fernwood Ave. Revere MA 02151 James Woo 206 St. 13th St. Apt. 1509 Philadelphia PA 19107 Elena Yang 711 Folly Hill Road West Chester PA 19380 62 Arlington Rd J ' Devon PA 19333 's , 80 We. the editors of Endea vors. would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank those individuals who ha ve contributed to the success of this. our tirst. Graduate School Yearbook: The staff of the Graduate School Ofhce The staff of the Registrars OfHce Delores English Carl Wolf Studios Student Photographers: Cheryl DiStefano. Daniel Ed- mundowicz. Judith Frankel, Steven Hazzard. Laura Mc- Closkey. Danielle Simone, John Sundy, and Karen Willis. Phil Klein, Josten 's representative, who was always just a phone call away And Hnally, Jean Dorman, Director of Student Services. without whose help and encouragement this yearbook would ha ve been impossible! Lisa Cavacini Maria Moffa Endeavors' 85 co-editors Q sie M11 1, -. 5, ., ,s 1,. 1 -: V., - .H-, vs. 'Use f .1 , 1.1 '5-,n . ffr, 1 - .-gr. ' 1.161 M-as 'V lf.. 'v 1--2' A-'Q ii-7.'.-mas, lb -1 A in kv, wiv? ffm,- f Fig. in Q, . 1- '.- 1' 554. . Qian- W, , 7, I X :ag ga A 7? Q71 ,ig vw. . .,, .J -Yr 'r--X u .vip . . feis- .sp R555 ,, I.