University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Terra Mariae Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Although a university commencement is usually considered as the completion of a period of training or study, Webster ' s Dictionary defines it as an act, fact or time of commencing of a career. Actually, it marks the end of one phase of your professional develop- ment and begins the next. You have demonstrated your ability to learn and to apply your knowledge, as evidenced by the diploma to be awarded to you. With the diploma comes an obligation to do all that yon can to deserve that award, and one way is by advancing your knowledge in pharmacy. Attack your new work with the same degree of energy, and the keen enthusiasm which has characterized your life at the School of Pharmacy; approach each new day with the same interesting and questioning anticipation that has motivated your perio d of educa- tion, and there is everv reason to belie e that your future will be full, satisfying and eminently successful. It has been a pleasure to have you attend the University of Marvland School of Pharmacv for vour professional training. You ha e earned the respect of all of us. and the faculty, staff, and administration join me in wishing vou every success in the future. Noel E. Foss. Dean

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Tlic training and rlcvclopnu-nl of taw niatt-rial into men and women capable of lakiiif; their |)la(e in tlie profession of I ' liarmacv reipiires a facidly of llie liif liest ealil er. Here at Mai viand, we feel llial our iandl i- surpassed h none. . . .