University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Nutrition E I-low Enzyfmes Work W 4 ' EL. ff, W b Biochemistry Anne MacMillan, MPH Marjorie Murphy, MPH Lila Miller, Ph.D. Chemistry Anatomy Leigh Anderson, Ph.D. Theodore D. Kramer, Ph.D. Bacteriology Pharmacology .s -ef Eugene M. Britt, Ph.D. Ben Lucchesi, Ph.D., M.D.

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Counselors i ,1 , ,Al- LOIS PIf'I I', M.A. Assistant to thc Dean MIRIAM L. KELLER, RN. Assistant Dean 6' T9 HELEN W. BOVVDITCH, RN. Assistant to the Dean VERNA D. BARTON, MA., RN Assistant to thc Dean

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Nursing Fundamentals ROW 1 Cleft to rightbz E. Sumpter, L. Rummel, B. Horn, L. Clarke, E. Errante. ROW 2 Cleft to rightbz D. Muller, P. Wendt, S. Camilli, B. Schaberg, j. Page. The Fundamentals of Nursing faculty believe in by developing concepts of effective communication teaching a program of instruction that is principle- and respect for the worth of the individual. And oriented, so that the learner can adapt to changing we hold to the belief that the fundamental role of the concepts of health and health care. We hope to nurse is to promote and maintain health. potentiate professional growth and leadership ability Obstetrics and Gynecology ROW l Cleft to rightl: judd, ll. Avery, P. Underwood, N. Thompson. ROVV 2 Cleft to rightl: C. Hill, A. Szczesny. Students are instructed in the science of Obste- the acquisition of skills necessary to meet the needs trics and Gynecology, building upon their previously of women and newborn infants, but as well upon acquired background in the basic sciences and nurs- understanding the role of womanhood as it relates ing fundamentals. Emphasis is placed not only upon to the family unit of health and society.