Hahnemann University School of Allied Health - Horizons Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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William Likoff, M.D. President and Chief Executive Officer .nj ff 5 s Paul Gazzerro Jr. 5 Executive Vice-President r' 1 and it i Chief Operating Officer X ' , in Joseph Fl. DiPalma nfs ' M in Senior Vice-President of 'T' Academic Affairs and Dean It is a distinct pleasure to greet the mem- bers ofthe class of 1980 of the College of Allied Health Professions and to congratu- late you on completing an arduous train- ing program with distinction. I expect that the education provided here at Hahnemann will serve as an enduring base for the continuing enlargement of your professional capabilities and as graduates of our institution that you will contribute to the excellence of health care for many years to come. B.1.i..o.,a.... 9 6 I l

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It is a distinct pleasure for me to extend best wishes to each member of the Class of 1980. Each one of you has successfully completed a demanding academic pro- gram which has prepared you for your role as an allied health professional. The fac- ulty and staff recognize the hard work and self-sacrifice required to achieve this goal and shares in the joy of your accomplish- ment. As you accept your place on the health care delivery team, you are reminded that the quality of your service reflects not only on you but on your alma mater. I am confi- dent that you will pursue your career with the professionalism expected of an allied health professional. Best wishes for an exciting, challenging and rewarding career. QKJPHLMMJ Q?-'f7'Kf'.:f Q, H . -35 13.31,-gfyi f. . , xo-' Richard R. Gutekunst, Ph.D Dean Mary E. Schlosser, M.S.N. Associate Dean