New Jersey College of Medicine - Journal Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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Medical School the Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity IS currently 1tS seventy-fifth anniversary year. C . . , RO SIGMA Founded in 1890 at North- N ollege of Medicine s Alpha ew Rho Chapter was in 1958. The fraternity program is divided into such areas as alumni relations, chapter lectureships, community service, publications, social events, ritual and regalia and loan and professional programs. As a professional fraternity, the Alpha Rho Chapter is very fortunate in having many faculty members from the various departments of our medical college as honorary members. Many of these have contributed their time and effort toward making fraternity programs and projects a success. Guestlecturers have included Dr. Pasquale Statile on Dermatology, Dr. Maceo Howard on Liver Metabolism, and selected topics in Rheumatology and Pediatrics by Doctors john Calabro and Howard Perkel, respectively. Last year the Alpha Rho Chapter was greatly honored by the visit and guest lecture of Phi Rhols National President, Dr. Charles M. Bethune. V1 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OFFICERS OF PHI RHO: PETER GRECO, Pres, JOSEPH GRECO, V.P. for Clinical Years, DENNIS RHYME, V.P. for Basic Sciences, CHARLES LOGUDA, Treasg THOMAS KIERNAN, Corres. Secy, JOHN MCCONVILLE, Rec. Secyg STEPHEN WHITE, Student Council Rep, ANTHONY SCIALLA, Symposium Chairman, DR. PAUL MIRANTI, Faculty Counsellor. Anthony Scialla introducing Dr. Charles M. Bethune, National President of Phi Rho Sigma at a dinner in his honor. 27

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rn vor. II Number 2 rut CHART Q y ll lji .- THE CHART, the oiiicial newsletter of the New Jer- sey College of Medicine chapter of the Student American Medical Association, since its inception in 1964 has served as the collective voice of the student body of the college. Springing from a desire to improve the lines of com- munication between the faculty-administration and the students, it has been well received by both faculty and students alike as a welcome substitution for the rumor system . Written and edited by an enthusiastic core of students with a Hair for journalism, it has candidly voiced comment upon a multitude of vital issues when it was felt that the best interests of both student and school were concerned. During the turbulence of transition from a private to a state institution, THE CHART chronicled situations and events and conveyed lucid analyses in an attempt to establish a well-informed stu- dent body. Initiated as a cornmunique of facts, it has expanded its efforts to student services, class and club news and announcements and biographical sketches of instructors- fx MISS M. NOWACKI, Typist. THE EDITORS: Editor, William I. Mroczekg Associate Editor, Michael I. Tighe and Arthur E. Weyman. MR. C. LEWIS, Printer K 2 .m

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