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Presidents Message to the Classes of 1965 The world is experiencing a scientific and technological revolution that will leave no aspect of human life untouched. Medical education and research, like other areas of science, will become broader in dimension and more penetrating in depth. This rapidly changing medical research picture is reflected in a measurable degree by the concomitant growth ot research space, faculty and income at Meharry Medical College. In recent years one index to this growth is provided by Meharry's research grants. HAROLD D. W'EsT, PI-I.D,, LL.D. The burgeoning of research income in sup- IJITSI-dfllf of the College port of investigative programs at Meharry Medical College has dramatic implications. A far cry from the funds allocated to research at Meharry just twelve years ago, the nearly S1 million dollars of this current fiscal year represents an increase of research income of some 35072 since 1952-53, at which the schools research funds totalled only SSI,-ll5.00. The growth of our research income has been paralleled by the expansion of research faculty and facili- ties. However, we must continue to expand these research facilities if we are to attract the trained, dedi- cated, and imaginative faculty members and il we are to supply our investigators with the impetus that will produce even more impressive growth in research funds. The administration of Meharry anticipates that its research population will continue to expand during the next decade. However, this expansion cannot take place unless you, as our living endowment, recog- nize the needs of Meharry and accept your responsibility for carrying a share. As each of you will vow, to seek to teach what he has learnedg to seek to learn what he does not knowg then to share his substance, so has Meharry vowed to maintain the highest quality of medical educa- tion, and to provide this substance sought and shared. lVe will be, therefore, whatever you wish for us to be. ln this way, the name of Meharry Meclical Col- lege shall perpetuate itself through you, its alumni . . . for you, in essence and personilication, are Meharry. Page 14
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XVILLIAM I-I. ALLEN, D.D.S. Dean, School of DC7lfi.Tf'I'lXI Deans DANIEL T. ROLFE, MD. Dean, School of Mvdirine Page
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