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

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Inauguration of President B. Brown, M .D. xx U 4 4 '51 Betram S. Brown President and Chief Executive Ofieer v 1 v q . 1 1 ' n 1 sl 1 .Wei I have only this first sentence to catch your attention. You have the rest ofyour lufe to practice what you've learned here at Hahnemann University. What you have learned here was built upon tlze base ofyou as an indi- vidual - your personal, Community, and family back- ground. What you will practice in the jiture will also be based on you as an individual with the support ofyour family, friends, and community. Halznemann University is proud to have played a role in your development. We are now part of your family: you are part of ours. I am Certain that the j7tture will be rewarding. Tlze health Care fields and health care professions for which you have been so ably trained provide one of the best opportunities to do well and be htbfilled. Do it. Good luck! President Brown P' ll H M lil 143-'A

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ADMI ISTRATIO Horizons - the theme of your yearbook looks to the future and adventures yet to come, while your yearbook itseb' describes the past and memories I hope you will treasure. Your yearbook is a timeslice of your activities at Hahnemann and only a small component of what a lU'etime of learning and service can grow to be. Use this horizon as afoundation to enlarge your awareness ofper- sons, ideas, and places. This should be the order ofimportance as you seek to understand how you can contribute to improving the quality of your own lU'e and the lives ofthose you will meet. Always remember to listen and be flexible so that you can adjust to the changes We will id impose. Couple these attributes with dedication, direction, and determination and you will experience thejoys ofachievement and virtually unlimited horizons in your personal and professional growth. Dean Ladman 141 Mary E. Schlosser, M.S.N. Associate Dean Congratulations to the 1984 graduates ofthe School ofAllied Health Professions - both to the new professionals as well as those old Aaron J. Ladman, Ph.D. Dean Dear Graduates: Standing on the threshold ofyour health care career, new goals will now challenge you. Put your knowledge into action unafraid to accept hard work. Face all of lU'e's demands without pettiness. Be big in thought and always generous in judgement of those you meet along lufe's way. Lookfor the best in others as you give the best in you. Above all, manU'est your loyalty to your patients and employers in word and deed alike. With the completion of these courses of study, I extend to you sincere wishesfor afuture filled with deep satisfaction. Dofor others in such a way that you will require little or no attention directed toward you. Then you will reap the satisfaction of knowing others were made better for having crossed your path. Good luck and Godspeed. Associate Dean Schlosser .Q .. professionals with their newly-aquired Hahnemann degrees and certUi- cates. As one ofthe newest Hahnemannians, I share the excitement and joy ofyour moment- this moment- in the camaraderie ofour mutual professionalism and conjoint goals - that of human services of the highest order for those who need our skills and talents. Let there be no doubt- the School ofthe Allied Health PROFES- SIONS is aptly named. Your success, and that ofyour colleagues, will rest in part on the professionalism you display: your integrity, your leadership, your ethics, your commitment to seMeducation, your peer expectations, and all your actions. This above all: to thine own seb' be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Graduate, you've earned your right to call yoursebm'professional . I have no doubt that you will continue to represent Hahnemann, your alma mater, in outstanding fashion as you practice your profession. Godspeed. Dr. BeUan John R. BeUan, M.D. Provost di Vice President for Academic Afairs

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Distinguished Faculty Award The distinguishedfaculty award is given to a mem- ber ofthefaculty primarilyfor excellence in teaching. The award also looks at the recipientls other contribu- tions such as service to the college and other related activities. The 1983 award was given to Miss Harting of the Medical Technology program. The students of the School ofAllied Health and the staffofHorizons yearbook would like to congratulate Miss Harting on receiving this honor. 42f.. 6 ...l GY.. ' To say Miss Harting exempldiesa good teacher would smack of impertinence. She is a great lady, skilled practition- er, a dedicated teacher and professional, a friend to all stu- dents and colleagues, a legend in her own time and one of Hahnemann's most respected and truely loved family mem- bers. Associate Dean Schlosser It is dUfficult to annotate the accomplishments and strong positive influence that Miss Harting has made on the faculty. We see the respect she engenders from her students and fel- low members ofHahnemann and the community. We know that through her unsebfishness and devotion to her own pro- fessional growth she has been and will continue to be the ex- ample that we all will be measured against. Faculty of the MT Program.