Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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“Say Cheese!” ieee + g 0,0 Va + r nay »'@, : iy eh PMN ,-. £8 6 OO S ¢ a . hye 32 PO ANNO en this the ..?” G.E.STAFF Edith Applegate Peter Bath Lorraine Beaven Winton Beaven Malcolm Caviness Paul Delange Jill Doster Robert Dunn Glenda Hager Donald Martin Delyte Morris Edward Pecce Thomas Robbins Margaret Rodenburg Tom Rule Tim Willsey i - Upon retuming from the COX EXPEDITION... “It's a BUG !” Pre-Dentistry: The pre-dentistry program includes the normal requirements | for admission to dental school. The program can be adapted to meet the specific needs of the student dental school to which he she wil be : applying. Pre-Medicine: The pre-medicine curriculum stresses a strong science component and will be designed to meet the requirements of the four year program of your choice. Pre-Physical Therapy: The pre-physical therapy program is designed to meet the pre-requisites of most physical therapy programs. The program of . study can be adapted to prepare the student for both a bachelor’s or mas- | 7 oe wi ter’s physical therapy program. “Just think, someday I'll be a Dr.” ee a!) tee gma | GE PRE PROF. 47 |

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ea | pee ks 6) 4 | ; a Re BS | “Did you see it move?” “No, | didn’t see it move.” Eenie, Menie, Minie, and Moe. GENERAL EDUCATION--SCIENCE The administration and faculty design courses to provide a broad liberal arts background a foundation upon which to build either a technical or an academic program leading to a baccalaureate degree. Within two years, the graduate can be prepared to go directly into a technical profession or to a college for further work. The course work is transferrable to any major institution. PRE-PROFESSIONAL Three pre-professional areas of study have just been added to our curriculum that will bridge the student to the four-year college of his her choice. 46 GE PRE PROF. ames

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“Term paper due in one hour. What is my topic?” “TRUST ME!” Are you undecided about a profession? Are you interested in job security? Are you interested in finding a job that ensures financial security? ; Do you enjoy helping people ? “Jump!” If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then Physical Therapy is the occupation you've been looking for, and Kettering College of Medical Arts i iy where you want to be for your Pre-Physical Therapy education. Your Pre-Physical Therapy training is the key to your success in one of the fastes: | growing job markets today where the number of jobs available far exceeds thé number of graduates. Therefore, you will have fewer worries about job availability} when you graduate. K.C.M.A. is that key to your future. Even though we are a small school of approx | imately 500 students, we offer the personalized attention you’d expect from é} small student-to-teacher ratio. Also, you'll find a dedicated staff that cares for you} and your future. Therefore, if you're looking for a small school with a big university | reputation, then look no further. Go ahead, give us a call: 296-7874 or 1-800 (513) 433-KCMA. We will be more than happy to answer any of your questions : mm. 23 tN about Pre-P.T. or any other program you may be interested in—K.B. “It won't bite... | hope!” (Kent Breakie is a 1st year, Pre-Physical Therapy student at K.M.C.A.) ; iF o. a a Ee Se ‘ GENERAL EDUCATION-SCIENCE HISTORY | When did your program start? 1967 1) How many enrolled at that time? probably none | How many are enrolled at this time? Around 100 . Who were the faculty in the department during the program's first year? H | Henry Brodie | Dr. Hewes i Dr. VanHorne I Is there a faculty member in your department that has been in the department | since the program began? No | Of the current faculty, were any KCMA students at any time? 2 Dr. Delyte Morris ; “Is it worth all this energy?” 48 GE PRE PROF. “ — 6a