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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

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ACTIVITIES ............... MENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES AWARDS ...... GRADUATIDN .. DIRECTCDRY .. .. ADVERTISEMENTS .... 4 U Ph D SENIOR VICE PRESDiENT IJOR DEAN HAHNEMANN UNIVER ACADHWC AHWR5 SITY EIRADUA TE SCHOOL Evangelos T Angelakos MD Israel Zwerling, M.D Ph.D g j Dean Angelakos enjoys graduate school day festivities! - S Q K3 - Mary Anne Timmins Suzanne Etris Iudy Wacker DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE STUDENT PROGRAMS DIRECTOR, OF ADMISSIONS SCHOOL OFFICE COORDINATOR GRADUA TE STUDENT ASSISTANTS Student Affairs Q i X n .-...ff f' M' sk diff 9' Vv v'r OS XS 'f ,...,,., r' - l 'C ' lr- 46:1 - - nn 'Nw 'WRDHUBRAMS .W n AUDN I ,V M R .Xxx 'R is Support Services Graduate School Society Qi!! x X f a 11 x ,Yagi ' Ns ii rp ml. , X'-SEP . 'Ala 7' ... fQK...,:'-'aanm Q' 5 vw' XO V' 4' WT: E 'ef 3 ,K ff , gi. xp! K .ei I of .3i A . A ' V f' ,fi ' , Q I -xx Q' .. 'X Q Endeavors Editorial Staff X- f N if -If' Z 2542: C' vi' 2 ,JJ ff ! 2 i ? 2 I ,gr gr' L 9 4 6 'z X -ini El. v-,af john Gaines Entertaining Member Candids ' Q , :-rf ,-,fm V WY Q lg-'Sf J Ki-:iw , ' N X AMC X BASIC SCIENCES Teaching the morphological sci- the molecular level to the body as a ences is the responsibility of the De- whole. A visit to a departmental re- partment of Anatomy. As a universi- search laboratory will show instru- ty department it serves the Graduate mentation common to other disci- School, the School of Allied Health plines. In addition to a variety of Professions and the School of Medi- microscopes from light to electron, cine. Briefly, the science of anatomy one will find stereotaxic, electro- n G m is the study of structural organiza- phoretic, scintillation counting, radi- tion integrated with function, from ation, immunological and computer ,gif lv :Vx ix: Y: N , :?ff5Eff153 ?7571 - ' ,.. LZ' ' '. - R39 4 ZH?-f i '3?.5V4'.JQ' V s It V --C' 1 Jig,-,M 4,455.1 Q, -,,1,:,.,,4,,,,. ' r ,fy 'iw' fi rf'-' Y w -ih- A4495 E3 5 . if I 5 5 ',, 'j q'i'2,. lb- ,iq v A J f .1 'ht 'e 'F 0 ,N Q5 ,f 5. - ,Qa'!f'51s'3N , I hi Biochemmry .'XA 'IP BIOCHEMISTRY The Department offers programs leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. de- grees in biochemistry, which re- quires a laboratory based research thesis, and will have a separate pro- gram leading in 1986-7 to a Masters in Medical Biochemistry which does not require a formal thesis. Research areas include bioenergetics, DNA repair, enzyme regulation, genetic systems in microorganisms, lipid- protein interactions, lipoprotein for- mation, lymphocyte transformation, medical education, membrane structure and function, mitochon- drial function, molecular biology and gene expression, platelet biochemis- U wi Ki'-AIS-W it s if-s. Jr if 1- ..' 'VK 1 . g iiiiwkfw-E. - PKR 4 X 1- is - 9 . x , A try, prostaglandins, regulation of protein and nucleic acid synthesis, steroid metabolism, and virus repli- cation. The M.S. and Ph.D. programs are directed to individuals desiring a broad experience and training for a research career in biochemistry. N :Z- 'Q Microbiology and Immunology The Department of Microbiology and Immunology offers graduate I I programs leading to the Master of m I I I U n 0 Clinical Microbiology, Master of Sci- Microbiology nd ence and Doctor of Philosophy de- grees. Study leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees emphasizes basic course work, teaching experience and original research. -1.- Q f , 'P hwy , g' , . V , K , ' . 5 . V ,-r - .- fl f Q- x, f b .H ad' 1 A L se- w Q 3 Pathology The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine offers graduate programs leading to Master of Sci- ence, Doctor of Philosophy, and Master of Clinical Immunology De- grees. The department has a large faculty with active research pro- grams related to the development of disease, i.e. Pathogenesis, Research programs include cell membrane biochemistry and biophysics, tissue injury, connective tissue, immuno- pathology, infectious diseases, and tumor research. YM! 53 Y -1. l X 5, s :Q- Mdjw-B Q 1, '-'in K ll X , '1w- -774 , ' 14 ii l nm- 4 . . 5. x M 45 .1 A-fx A-:A Class of 1986 'T'-an .flaw harmacology The Department of Pharmacology has graduate programs that offer the Master of Science Degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Students entering our program have a strong background in the sciences. Their undergraduate education allows them to begin to com- prehend and appreciate the principles in pharmacology which involve organic chemistry, biochemistry and physiology as related to drug action in the body. The Master's Degree program provides a broad knowledge of pharmacology and the basic contributing sciences along with technical experience to become a valuable partner in research. The Doctor of Philosophy Degree program offers students advanced studies in certain ar- eas of pharmacology. The course of study is designed to lead to a mature Q A ,f b, fi, 111. ', - i NATJZ' 'AF AV' . t Z2 . .1 ' H. Pix aw' - ' ' - . ' 5 1 . ' -' V' - 1 'JST if l wf':- Rf ,fi-'2'zfi',. g ,. . -3 X 12. F,-C. in :Ei My Q individual who can perform indepen- dent research and teach pharmacology either in general courses or in special- ized courses related to their area of in- terest. The educational environment of the department is such that it encour- ages the development of the student as an individual and as a scientist. ,.,4 ' Im li SQ' - 0 3 ,GM ff ? f. I I 5 Ma., A 2 r r ,lb- XA 11 l f X X I PHYSICAL THERAPY 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 knowledge and skills necessary to meet the health care needs of a J?-nf' ih- changing society, to provide leader- ship to the profession, and to con- tribute to the growth of physical therapy by the ability to understand and pursue research necessary for intelligent application of principles of treatment. The Class of 1986, 1987 and the Master's of Science in Pediatric V, , - . 2 f A Q M' ,, Physical Therapy are comprised of students representing 17 states. The students range in age from 22 to 40 and come from a variety of under- graduate and graduate majors and vocational backgrounds. VJ.-it-.-.W -?,:giges3j m,-:g-15-QQ, ,i X I 5 . l. Pfi oo. V 05 , N I TR XA4fes. --'V fir L we 1 Y 'V I X ak 'Q' V ., wr 'X 25 Physical Therapy '-Q 19? fa 1, ,Jil lif- ix 1 u , . 1 m 5, 'Qi Rv XIV , . 1 . 4 - i ,iff ! ,. 4 A . ,bk 3, 1 'S 'l + t . t fr Q dgw' ' W HQ t 2' ft dk. 2 , 105 -3 if 'ialfsfl s Fl ' ff 5 , f PHYSIOLOGY The Department of Physiology and Biophysics offers graduate pro- grams and research training leading to the degree of Master of Science or Doctor of Philosophy. Active re- search programs currently conduct- ed include physiology of stress, ad- renergic nervous system, cardiovascular control, hyperten- sion, coronary circulation endocri- nology, hypothermia, hyperthermia, neurophysiology, cardiovascular physiology of the primate, etc. In addition, the department offers a two year graduate program leading to the degree of Master of Applied Human Physiology. This program is Y designed for individuals who are in- terested in the health sciences and wish to obtain graduate training in order to advance their knowledge in the field and assist them in further defining their career goals. The Department also has an aca- demic Division of Biometrics and Computing. X N N JI I I I l X,- 'Tflfi Radiation Sciences The Department of Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine pro- vides multi-disciplinary training to prepare students for professional scientific careers associated with the clinical diagnostic and therapeutic applications of ionizing radiation and radioactive materials. The program in radiation biology is research ori- , l ented with investigations in progress on both cellular and clinical effects of radiation. Radiological physics provides clinically oriented training in radiation measurements and com- putations for individuals with a good understanding of physics and ad- vanced undergraduate mathematics. .v-v l 1,--'-r ' M...-1-- E I-S. ks- Uf. '7!'-1 Y X-in OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY Speech Language Pathology and Audiology The Master of Speech Pathology and Audi- ology 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 Otorhinolarynology eta 'VZ lt- N ffl env, ggi l arf. 5 ,, a sm, . 1.-, ' 1 ' N 'T' .1 ff., -I 1, lt? :Ev - U Ax , 'Q c-5 ,V ,A , S f su! 'ur g. , X , N ' liild fit... il X.us-.e 1 W-'B' OUR MAMA Finally! , 1 ' ,Q if 1 f ,l f i V I Y. tl ' 5 5 A if 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 co- operation allows students to develop exper- tise in recognizing and describing a variety of behaviors and symptomatologies, and to de- termine how communication disorders relate within the broader framework of an individ- ual's psychological and physical status. gl , 1, ,jk tl an 'gf' SX.,-4 l , ,115 3 I 1 1 A W, . l, 'wif' , f 'f ' . 1 ' :gow . 1 l 'B -UQ X . ,-,ff ilfamdids 1 I' P' QA' l 1'- gain IWIM 'Qs i egg, T J, N MMS X ACTIVITIES . I' f f Es lkfx 'x N9-I LW 2 -ai A 1 1 AR K 7 'S--4 ' N, , , ,ga-'F 'T 4 '1 ruff' 93 'ii M 3, ,Y - -f N.-w..- ,,g.g.w,,,,h..,,, ,N A-V-V-1: -- - - A ,, N. ,, . - V V . -1 - G - AW Q::w:f,w11.'twffmv. , +,-:.g4,..-' Q' , . omg ' -.- ,ay N1 wp n- -I sf-yn-- .,.-iw' -'.., 'Q wi, , - ,fn 5:,f,g:q,1:2,.1,:-wvQM:-v,. ,f - . V, .z 1 Q. V ,, '- , V ff-ffl, -1 -'QL iw 5'-1,k,j.' -V ? 11 ., if, ,. - f - - WINNERS uv MXH II ji ,il 5 ml 'l ' f QI ? 1 -s 4 23. A5 V' 1585 v Q. ,ggi-g ,A 111 Y 19, X 99 - ,nm sf fwvkwxy gviax CCDNVOCATIO GRIE TATIGN if fix ' .eff Y-e ' .Q ,- 4 1' Lf- 0 V1.2 EY Q, , ,. '- 4 vf . f.- L. L- 'rv -L I 'fJ a-: ' sffw' . ff- mx 5 J ,,K,?Qg.f , , 3. ,1 V ,,-155-jf.q51ajx'.vf'51, J,f,11.9,,.,i:ig3-1 ,Q .5 it w213g,,'g3J,,,?..,f.g , ' ' - A fifijliflf?-?25 f53?9ff f'-:VW K ui x iz '35 'wp xx 3' 2 N-,.,, if I 325, 1 AS X ! Q ,' '5 ifgf . ,Iwi ,fxg f'.':.q, '-Q14 9 'fs 4- ' 1-if, - '- ' - ,Q 7-f .ff Yan fx LLL 2fg'Q'-'ffja' . . Q Q ig! 9 ' aff 1 J- 4 1 G duate School L. A-nd va- if K A I L - ...fx .Rn Y Q. 1 'Fd' L - a- N ,W llu-., wx .gm ' 7' f,:i 1'z' W 'ff-J ex ,x -1 Qc .0 1 ,PAV 4 1 5? . 4 I ,- I Q. S if 4 Q-?'l-nl., L. - .., I, f, 1 as, 'I, 1986 s Af MODH SIRIAI NO XJ' 'Nh X ,px , :: - ff 'TX W2 V53 Q fp' P ' f 'Q ,, ? 'MLA SQL Q L.: Q L4 3 I fir... eff' .2 XJ Qi 1 ug'-rr! X NE MENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES Clinical isychology The Ph.D. lDoctor of Philosophyl, the Psy.D. lDoctor of Psychologyl, and the LD.-Ph.D. Uuris Doctor- Doctor of Philosophyl are offered in Clinical Psychology. Students in the Ph.D. program are trained primarily as specialists in clinical theory, clinical research and research methodology. The content of the Psy.D. program is designed to retain the basic skills and knowledge traditional to clinical psychology, such as psychodiagnostic testing and psychotherapy, while simultaneously exposing the individual to new ideas and practices in the field. The Psy.D. program emphasizes clinical applica- tion and knowledge whereas the fm 3 ff aBggUu'lWQl -W il W I Q 9'o'GJ2s? 22,9 wxxx X x QQGQQQcEgQGfd ',.K fi A 5:1 l . - ,. . 'iq- -v' K. lv N1 - F.: - 1 1 ME Z E 1 3 .. ik- 43 if ,pv- ahh, Psycholog Clinical '5,n .Nga x 4 X5 L. -D-X - ' -.... X I Y 5 , 1 s I ' L Q ' 1 Q3 X S A xl! fum Ronald Hayes Program Director 'le' J ff , fe Wh. 1 QP' . 'VL -1-f is .M '25 mx,33.,g,V,-34 ' r.. J ' :ff 2417? f-xi.: lkfif' , wr - V242 M If ,,,....-ww .zgf lib QQ.: , lik is Q 'S 67 .gf . Movement!Dance Therapy in London f 1 ,Mix-.Q M, -,,...- -,..--' l I. ,, f 'hiv 4 'KZ' x A ex .4 5 -T3 3 ,-w f as ' WH - 22 af IN. if fy W7 iv H x ,M -S. Y II ,y The purpose of the Master's De- gree Program in Family Therapy is to provide the student with an inten- sive, specialized training experience which will serve as a firm theoretical and practical base for becoming a competent family therapist. The education experience consists of three main categories: Cal conceptual learning about family therapy in gen- eral, family relational dynamics, eval- uation and therapy in particular, tbl supervised clinical learning from working with families with a wide va- riety of presenting problems as well as racial, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds, lc! contextual learning about a variety of professional set- tings in which family therapy as well as family based consultation and su- ,Y 1 J-.,,,g, li ISV . ,' Y, 1 Q 1, pervision will be key features of this experience. The two year program can be extended to a maximum of three years in order to accommo- date the student who must continue to work while pursuing graduate school. Upon completion of this program, students receive a Master of Family Therapy CMFTJ Degree. 'QU' l .Q xv 'Q uf N-.5-Q, lb L5 1 ,ful Ni! JE? if Qui' I Frogram Evaluation PROGRAM EVALUATIONfAPPLlED SOCIAL RESEARCH Decision makers need information about the social, psychological and economic consequences of their management and policy decisions. They need to know why innovations succeed or fail, how well their orga- nizations are functioning, about the need for new services, and about the outcomes of existing services. The ability to provide this infor- mation requires professional re- searchers and evaluators who pos- sess a unique set of skills, a working knowledge of research design and applied statistics, an understanding of organizational behavior and social bn change, a sensitivity to the politics of working in applied settings, and an understanding of the principles of information utilization. QQ Rf W .27 P r 5 i 1 i l 4 Q l , . I l 1 I -si? 1' E its gk-M iq, gf!-1 it , i 1 2 HF I 'K I g'.N , K fs 3 1 1 5... OSX 449 4 Ui 5 NK 3 U E1 't E S C O O 'T AWARDS STUDENT DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Stephen L. Vincent Anatomy - Ph.D. Beverly Ann Lyman Biochemistry - Ph.D. Caryn joy Packel MHS - Psy.D. Clinical Psych. Marcia Alene Broucek MHS - MCAT Creative Arts David Alan Brake Microbiology - Ph.D. Chen Ming-Liu Pathology - Ph.D. E. 1. Valas Physiology -Ph.D. Robert Bennett Kaplan Physiology -MAHP Deborah Stern Berko Speech Pathology - MSP Ellen Marie Catanese Speech Pathology and Audiology HONORARY AWARDS Stephen P. Lerman, Ph.D. Alumni of the Year Eric R. Kandel, M.D. Spring Convocation Dennis DePace Ph.D. Faculty of the Year iff 54,6 I Q, ,1 Q Q ' .rv ' .-11,11 2 1 .' el '? Pf1.'?4f- 1 ,- -.fa'5,L?:e f 13 ga?e..L 7' ' Q- 9' E 4 - ff ' ' 4 V ,-A , ,- - .5311 ' f1 ,z.,fq L1,gj5.,, ,Y ' W . AA r if ' Q f.. .74 ' 9 Q 'WP' an - new 4 2-' af .. R I ,gr 3 .114 P I M v. El if ,-y rung 6 me .V Y up-.F Q -'gy' Aw, N A0 J 45? 24 ' + Y n,x 5 1 i I i gf? 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Y, ' . 4 .X . IA lf' F 1 . Greg Cooper Kenneth Czuprynski Physical Therapy Physical Therapy '1KT ' ludith Dannenberg Leonia De Heer Cheryl Destefano Creative Arts Therapy Clinical Immunology Creative Arts Therapy -v-Z X 'Q-L, My Rhonda Di Matteo Audiology Q 4' 4. Q., 5 'W Glade Felix Robert Flier Andrea Garvin Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Creative Arts Therapy .v ,Na Teresa Gibson Valerie Glisson Ross Gluck Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Ellen Greenfield Mary Ann Grugan Group Process! Group Psychotherapy Creative Arts Therapy fr 1 , ,1 'lf , 11' 1, f f if Carer, Hardg Leonard I. Hansford Ph ygical Therapy Group Process! Group Psychotherapy .ei 5 x 1 T . M A Lisa Hays Yael Hellerman Noemi Herzig Speech Pathology and Audiology Creative Arts Group Process!Group Psychotherapy Katharine Higginbotham Creative Arts Q- 5-3 if ff ! 'Xa Karen I. Hite Elizabeth Hoebel Lisa Houck Physical Therapy Applied Physiology Creative Arts Lynn jaeger Robert Kaplan Group ProcessfGroup Psychotherapy Applied Physiology Michele Keough Microbiolog yf Immun olog y f ff' Q 23: , if S r f' L. 'ff g-,Lf ' '1 ,X ,' 'mfilaxig 1 . 'YKUT1 ' -25:4 , Qi . la' ,gf-2 w.. X' firQ...' n Jlilv' - ' Al ' lack Kizer Physical Therapy Mary Keklak Clinical Immunology Madeline Kiely Group Process! Group Psychotherapy ,,, as Cf? Gwen Koeckeritz Physical Therapy 'Ox ff' joseph Kotch Ona Kotula james Leemon Physical Therapy Speech Pathology and Audiology Program Evaluation!5ocial Research ,pn Qs Fur-liangle Leu Pathology new li xv-tm' ow' .. nv jill Lewis julie Lippmann Chen-Ming Liu Speech Pathology Clinical Psychology Pathology W.- cs Lisa Long Ann Lubniewski Beverly Lyman Physical Therapy Pharmacology Biochemistry in Patricia Marcus Lauren McSweeney Creative Arts Creative Arts Therapy Dale McElhinney Donald Meldrum Clinical Psychology ClifliC-il P5yChOl0gy - fi Micheal Milton Nan Miller jill Mogke Group ProcessfGroup Psychotherapy Physical Therapy Phygical Therapy Nancy Musarra Creative Arts Therapy . 'U' VW -J. V419 .Sf john Morris Ann O'Brien David Ogreyee Physical Therapy Clinical Immunology Phygifal Therapy I f 1 l0l 'f Peflengill Sheila Polite Estelle Price Physical Therapy Family Therapy Clinical Psychology A.'w Mary Quinn Lynn Reach Creative Arts Therapy Speech Pathology 'hi' qqirvif Kimberly Regg Debra Resnick Clinical Immunology Clinical Psychology r ff: Steven Richfield Lisa Rickard Frank Rosen Clinical Psychology Audiology Clinical Psychology 9- 'ii 95,0 1' lohn Schmidt Physical Therapy in e Z 1' 15 v Q: ' , , XX ,- N X r xx ' , 'Ct X .N ' N X M i , 'i X K, ' X Wi lt I ixixiii I T i Beverly Scott lr. Carol Sever Laura Shoda Master of Science Physical Therapy Physical Therapy ,Lf its f f' YT, '27 'Y' -, 5 ', ' 1 1 4. sw' , f . . . Danielle Simone Vicki Skutt Karen Smith Speech Pathology and Audiology Physical Therapy Physical Therapy -dl 'fo-' 'f'9 Ann Sones Karen Stolar Physical Therapy Physical Therapy fs A 9 15' , X x M f ,Hg x X ' 1 Teresa Sun Pamela Taggart Clinical Immunology Biochemistry I n ' 5 vw, - ,K . , Q - 'U , Dick Tappel Ann Vogin Christine Webb Physical Therapy Group Process! Group Psychotherapy Clinical Immunology 'N-...P I I ' qr f ff David Wilber Physical Therapy as -Y Geo, TT T7 - HT' Q an lanet Wilson Salley Wilson Eduardo Pino Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Clinical Psychology fi. Y-.Q l C ri , M '21 K i AQ airs AZ. X. I9 fax - llfl' 1 wi 'Ca f an -1 L.. Director SANDRA L ABRAMS 1 BROAD STREET APT 4 CHRISTIANA PA 17509 SUSAN ABRAMSON 520 EAGLEBROOK DRIVE MORRESTOWN NJ 08057 ROSARIO FRANCO ALMAZON 4243 HOLLYKNOLL DRIVE LOS ANGELES CA 90027 MARK S. ALSBERGE 422 JEFFERSON AVE PENNDEL PA 19047 BETTINA BARCKHAUSEN 2220 WALNUT STREET 3224 PHILA., PA. 19103 LORI J. 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WOLTERS 6124 GREEN STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144 OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PIIOTOGRAPIIER CARL WOLF ST UDIO, INC 2013 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 19103 L0!l+l338 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 For Successful Completlon Of Your Professional Course Of Study In Physlcal Therapy Good Luck And Contlnued Success In Your Cllnlcal Practice Endeavors The Faculty 84 Staff Program In Physical Therapy Graduating Class Of The With Qur Very Best Group Process And Group Psychotherapy Program WISLICS Best Wishes To Graduates Group Section Faculty From The Staff 84 Students Of The DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY just Good Food Catering Parties Free Delivery L03 32'l'l L03 3212 i .ngaua.n To The Seventh l Congratulations To The Class Cf 1986 From THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY Best Wishes To All The Graduating Class From DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 1 - u. I .VI .,x ' X