Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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l t must be an educational center as well as a medical service center, involved in pre- paring young people for satis- fying lives of service here and in other institutions of the world.”” — Eugene L. Ketter- ing. In 1967 Kettering College of Medical Arts was begun with this goal in mind. Pens, paper, textbooks, additional reference material, calculators, comput- erized quiz sheets, PDR’s, stethoscopes, and labcoats are only a few of the “‘things”’ that fill our days. We hide within four walls (or maybe in library cubicles) and try desperately to cram facts and figures into our already filled minds — call it sensory overload. Anxiety and frustration rises, but midnight doesn’t bring sleep nor relief of tension headaches. Only the accomplishment of learned theories makes those bleary hours worth it. KCMA, with its two year programs, involving book-theory and “hands-on” experience, is designed to pre- pare dedicated and deter- mined students for health care professions. The 20th century is an exciting period in medical history with growing knowl- edge, and a new, awesome technology. -:

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