Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,M Mr. Psoberr J. Miller, ocring deon of Conrinuing Educorion 1.4, M Mr Gene Boccumini, Assisrdnr ro rhe Deon of Conrinuing Educorion CONTINUING EDUCATION To The Closs of 1982: Eoch yeor's groduoring closs hos o mondore, o chorge, which is more imporronr for rhem rhon for ony previous groduoring closs. The reoson rhor we ore oble ro soy rhor wirh confidence is rhor wirh eoch possing ye-or more infor- morion is received ond conremplored by oll of rhe porrici- ponrs in leorning. The resulring decisions couse on odjusrf menr in our prioriries ond rhus ser up rhe new chollenge for rhe closs of 1982. The reol volue of your college experience is your obiliry ro identify rhor informorion, process ir more complerely drowing on o voriery of fields of I-znowledge ond molse rhe informed decisions which o modern posr indusrriol sociery demonds. If your groduorion dore is closer ro rhe middle of your life rhon ro rhe beginning, you hove olreody leorned rhor leorning never ends, ir simply chonges, ond rhor your obiliry ro odopr ro rhor chonge is probobly your greoresr osser. The furure for oll of us is mosr cerroinly one of chonge. New ond unfomilior consrroinrs ore being imposed on us rhor will offecr rhe woy we worls ond rhe woy we live. The Closs of 1982 more rhon ony orher, will hove ro deol more effecrively wirh rhose chonges. I believe rhor your educo- rionol experience here or rhe College hos provided you nor only wirh rhe informorion you need now bui wirh rhe obiliry ro conrinue your leorning rhroughour your life. Congrorulo- rions ond besr wishes. Dr, Judirh M. Diomondsrone, Coordinoror of Conrinuing Educorion for WOVTTQO

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THE STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE As you have proceeded vvirh rhe process of ooraihihg ah educarioh from our College, vve, ar rhe College, have rried ro develop hor ohly your rechhlcal and academic slsills, our we have provided ah effecrive and rigorous preperarioh for dealihg vvirh rhe moral ahd erhical choices you will have ro face in a soclery which will be complex ahd difficulr, our hopefully, vvirh rhe fouhdarioh you have developed ar rhe College, you will be able ro make rhese choices successfully. l hope your hevv achlevemehrs will oe as successful as your pasr achievemehrs. Good Lucls and Cohgrarulariohs! James J. Ross, Ph.D. Dean of Srudehr Affairs Mrs. Thersa Paugh, Secretary. Dr. James J. Ross, Deah of Srudehr Affairs. ll? 3, ,r.. . 4- '33 ll il il .W I an K J , c,,,c,, c,,c, J gyl. Mr. Roberr J. Naples, Director of Srudehr Life.

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THE TREASUREPCS AND REGISTRAPCS OFFICE my V ,V 'Wuw,y,,, WmWwmy,,,,WM , Ms Helga E. Ziegelrnarer, Mr. Wiillann G, Tooie, Program Analysr, Mr, Jann P Mr- mchofd pl Weiliegl VrCe.p,-egidem Gnd Treggurer Caruso, Mr. Micnaei P. Rose, Assisranr Regisrrar. Sirringz Ms. Lenora E. Williams, iffy? I if 'I 1 Sranding Ms. Dawn M. Sokorai, Mrs. Cbaire M. Roberts, Ms. Joan Keegan. Sirring MV- PUU' H- KQVSVQVVQVI RQQEVVOVV Mrs. Jane D. Lally, Assisranr Treasurer, Ms. Kathryn Dymeclsl, Personnel Officer