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

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lv Appreciation On August 34, 4986, Associote Deon Mory E. Schlosser retired from Hdhnemonn University ofter nine- teen yedrs of service. Deon Schlosser first come to Hdhnemonn in 1970 to serve os Director of the School of Nursing. After serving three yeors in the School of Nursing, she wos promoted to Associote Deon for the School of Allied Heolth Profes- sions. During her yeors os Associote Deon she hos mode mony contribu- tions to the School of Allied Heolth. Associote Deon Schlosser hos served diligently ond hos mode o losting im- pression on both students ond fdcul- ty olike. The yeorbook stoff ond stu- dents of the school would like to thonk Deon Schlosser for dll the time ond effort she hos devoted to our school. Our best wishes for o heolthy ond hdppy retirement. . V '- S ' X Mory E. Schlosser F? Mory Schlosser ond her secretory ond friend Pouline Polek. l

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t T l l ii Hr-q., 7 986 DIS NNGMSHED FA CUL TY 'T ijijii A WARD Dr. Martin Lipschutz, Ph.D. The Distinguished Faculty Award recognizes a faculty member for excellence in teaching and out- standing service to the school. This year's recipent, Martin Lipschutz, epitomizes those qualities for which the award stands. The recognition of Martin's teach- ing abilities and his considerable in- fluence on students began long be- fore his joining Hahnemann's faculty, extending from the East coast of the United States to Taiwan where he was a Fulbright Senior lecturer and consultant forthe United States Educational Foundation of the Re- public of China. This ability to impact on students from diverse cultures extends into his writings. One ofthe books Dr. Llpschutz wrote with the intention of helping his students un- derstand a difficult subject has been translated into Spanish, German, French. and Italian. l-lls' influence on 1 ,ie.- young minds has been worldwide. lt is students at Hahnemann who have benefitted most recently and most directly from their contact with Dr. Lipschutz. Student evaluations, often the bane of an instructor's ex- istence, have consistently pointed out that Martin is extremely patient, ever understanding of program constraints on student time, and empathetlc to their needs. He shows consummate skill in being able to successfully teach difficult quantitative subjects to non-math- ematics majors. One of Martin's col- leagues told me how Martin would so intricately lace the subject mat- ter with his wit and humor that many students learned in spite of themselves. University students are not the only recipients of Martin's teaching excellence. Several years ago when it became evident that many P' f'LjRLX' faculty members were computer ll- literate, Dr. Lipschutz designed a course, wrote the lecture notes and laboratory problems, and taught the course for faculty during the summer months as a service to Hah- nemann University and its faculty. Martin then assisted others in devel- oping a computer teaching pro- gram for all Hahnemann faculty, staff, and students. The excellence of his teaching, the style of his presentation, and the compassionate quality of his inter- action with students makes Dr. Lips- chutz a role model for us all. The staff of the i-iorizon's year- book and all the students would like to congratulate Martin M. Lipschutz, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology and Biophysics on receiving the 4986 Dls- tinguished Faculty Award.