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FLORIDA HOSPITAL COLLEGEOF HEALTH SCIENCESGraduation1996
PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS TO GRADUATESMilestones are important in our lives. - To set goals and achieve them notonly gives us greater opportunities for success but helps to build our self esteem.One of the purposes of graduation is to celebrate the achievements of anacademic milestone. You have worked hard to acquire new skills andknowledge. Utilize them to make the world you live in a better place.Set new milestones and goals, but always remember that life must have anultimate purpose beyond one's self. To utilize our education and talents touplift and enable humanity is to participate in the mission of God.I challenge you, the graduates of 1996, to become more than socialconsumers, but to help frame society for a better tomorrow.David E. Greenlaw
Department of NursingPINNING SERVICEMay 4, 1996BACCALAUREATEMay , 199611:30 a.m.3:00p.m.Prelude"Reverie" by C. DebussyDarlyn JiminezFlutePrelude"Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent"Processionalby F. CarolProcessional"Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by BachGraduatesInvocationPresident's PartyCongregational SongScriptureHymn No. 27Revelation 15:2-4Musical SelectionRecessionalClass ResponseDr. David E. GreenlawDr. Ted HamiltonReading of Individual TributesJoy E. ParchmentAssociate Degree Program CoordinatorFlorida Hospital CollegeRhonda FacundusTrumpet. Erma L. WebbBaccalaureate Program CoordinatorSouthern College of Seventh-day Adventists - Orlando CenterDr. Slimen J. SalibaSenior Vice President for Academic AdministrationSpecial RecognitionPresident's PartyCherie T. GalushaChairperson, Department of NursingGraduatesMusical SelectionPostlude.,Organist, Trish BartonCherie T. GalushaChairperson, Department of NursingChief Quality Officer, Florida Hospital"Praise Him, Praise Him" by AllenDennis DoddRoll Call for PinningCharles Haugabrooks"Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us''Vicki A. McDonaldClass Vice PresidentPresident"The Song of Mos.es""Duffer to Pro"Associate Professor of NursingGraduateby Bradbury & ThruppBenedictionAddressKelli Vaugbn·Musical SelectionCherie T. GalushaChairperson, Department of NursingAssociate Professor, Pre-ProfessionalIntroduction of SpeakerMary Eleanor ButcherMedley: "In this Very Room,He will Carry You" by J. Coat s, S. W. BrownIntroduction of SpeakerWanda HopkinsInvocationBaccalaureate AddressMusical SelectionPresident"Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart"Kris MaineGraduateDr. David E. GreenlawWelcomeGraduates"His Strength is Perfect"by S. C. Chapman & T. Sall Joy L. BrunerGraduate&Dr. Len ArcherProfessor'. Pre-ProfessionalBenedictionLynne L. TierClass SponsorRecessionalThe audience will be seated during the Recessional. We tlumk you for not taking pictures during this sen,ice.The audience will be seated during the Recessional. Please refrainfrom applause until all pins are received.Pictures may be taken of the graduates as they recehie their pins.
BIOGRAPHIESCOMMENCEMENTMay 5, 19966:30 p.m.Ted Hamilton"Air in D" by J. S. BachPreludeProcessional"Rondeau Fanfare" by J. MouretGraduates"Trumpet Tune in D Major" by David JohnsonFaculty"Trumpet Tune" by M. CharpentierPresident's PartyJeremiah 29:11-13Cathy J. NegrichScripture·InvocationMary Eleanor ButcherWelcomeDr. David E. GreenlawMusical Selection"Moonlight Sonata" by L.V. BeethovenWilliam Saliba, Piano"Building a HealthyCommunity"Orange County ChairmanCommencement AddressClass ResponsesLinda W. Chapin, Pamela J. JohnsonImaging & Radiation Therapy Class PresidentJay L. StokesNursing Class PresidentConferring of DegreesThe President PresidingFlorida Hospital College of Health SciencesPresentation ofDegree CandidatesConferring of DegreesDr. Slimen J. SalibaSenior 'vice President for Academic AdministrationFlorida Hospital College of Health SciencesThe President PresidingSouthern College of Seventh-day AdventistsPresentation of.Degree CandidatesWelcome to the Alumni AssociationMusical Selection"He's All You Need" bys. CampBenedictionRecessionalPostludeKatie A. LambChairperson, Department of NursingSouthern College of Sei,enth-day AdventistsJane T. BlackwoodAlumni PresidentJoy L. BrunerKatie A. Lamb"Hornpipe" from Water Music by G. F. Handel"Now Thank We All Our God" by J. s. BachOrganist, Gerald FritzThe audience will be seated during the Recessional. Please refrain from applause until all degrees areconferred.' We thank you for. not taking pictures of the graduates as they receive their dip/o1nas.Ted Hamilton, MD, is a family physician and the Chief Quality Officer at FloridaHospital. He currently provides medical direction for Florida Hospital's EmergencyMedicine and Centra Care.Dr. Hamilton is originally from Orlando, Florida. He and his wife, Jackie, have twodaughters, Jennifer and Jessica.Dr. Hamilton received his medical education at Loma Linda University School ofMedicine and his Family Practice training at Florida Hospital. He lived several years inNorth Carolina where he served the community in private practice. Dr. Hamiltonreturned to Orlando in 1980 to direct the Family Practice Residency Program at FloridaHospital through 1987. He has also served as Executive Director for Loma LindaUniversity Faculty Group and as Medical Director for HMO Georgia,.aBlue Crossand··Blue Shield Subsidiary.Dr. Hamilton's concern for the community at large is evidentthrough his participationon the Board of Healthcare Coalition for the Homeless. He is also a member of theCoordinating Committee for the Greater Orlando Healthy Committees Initiative.Dr. Hamilton is an active member of the Florida Hospital Seventh-day Adventist Churchwhere he teaches Sabbath School. In his free time he enjoys jogging, reading, and snowskiing.
BIOGRAPHIES (CONTINUED)FLORIDA HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCESLinda W. ChapinDepartment of Diagnostic Imaging &Radiation OncologyLindaChapin is serving her second term as OrangeCounty Chairman. AsChairman, sheis theChief Executive Officer for OrangeCounty and is responsible for managing thedaily operations of all divisions and departments, along with chairing the Board ofCountyCommissioners.Associate of Science in Diagnostic Medical SonographyA Florida native,Chairman Chapin.graduated from Michigan State University beforereturning home to Orlando. She and her husband, attorney BruceChapin, are the parentsof four children (Andrew, Patrick,Jennifer, and Roger), and live in the 1914 LakeConway home which belonged to her parents and grandparents.GRADUATESBrenda Benevente, Cum LaudeCheryl A. Lehn, SummaCum LaudeLaura L. BrownClaudia Marlene MeansLaura Marshall Dobbs, SuminaCumLaudeJenifer R. OrtizCarrie A. Rich,Cum LaudeLori J. DurhamMarie A. Smith,Cum LaudeTeresa Lynn Elliott, MagnaCum LaudeLeigh Anne Stewart,Cum LaudeLinda McTeer Horner,Cum LaudeChairman Chapin has focused much of her time in public life on issues affecting childrenand families. She is the founder of theCitizensCommission for Children and has receivednumerous awards from child advocacy groups. She has also taken the lead role in manyissues of community concern, including affordable housing, water conservation, juvenilejustice, and the creation of the Juvenile AssessmentCenter.Terry J. Stutz,Cum LaudePamela A. KunauKelli VaughnCertificate in Diagnostic Medical SonographyGary ScottCorderAssociate of Science in Radiation TherapyAs OrangeCoiinty'sChief Executive Officer,ChairmanChapin has continued to activelyaddress the concerns of our community. She began the South Apopka Project, a pilotprogram that has been very successful in empowering the citizens of an impoverishedcommunity. TheChairman has overseen the development of OrangeCounty's EconomicAction Initiative and a program for the purchase of environmentally sensitive lands.ChairmanChapin's long record of public service includes two terms as Chairrnan of theGreater Orlando Aviation Authority and President of the League of Women· Voters ofOrangeCounty; membership on the State of Florida's Taxation and Budget ReformCommission, and ELMS IIICommittee (Environmental Lands Management Committee);and service on the boards of many civic and cultural organizations.She currently serves on the Orlando-OrangeCounty Expressway Authority, theMetropolitan Planning Organization, the Board of Trustees of United Arts, the TouristDevelopmentCouncil, and the Governor's GAPCommission (GovernmentAccountability to the People).Lisa Marie FachaFra.nk E. Schlagel, MagnaCum LaudeJanet HansonVirginia Barksdale Weitnauer, Cum.LaudeCathy Jane Negrich, MagnaCum LaudeShelly Jean Remar,Cum·LaudeBrandon Mark WileyAssociate of Science in RadiographyMichael W. DietrickMolly Kay RisdonAngela Renee DunnWilliam Slimen SalibaMichael P. HestonGina Nicholas TalantisPamela J. JohnsonKenneth David TrusingMagali Kim LonsdorferJohnathan Scott WhittleLynn Veronique Lewis-SchlaterKathleen Marie WilliamsAnne KathleenRenskers, Cum LaudePLEASE NOTE: Students in the Department of Diagnostic Imaging & Radiation Therapy are graduatingpending completion of progra,m requirements.
Department of NursingHONORSAssociate of Science in NursingBlue and Gray CordSumma Cum LaudeGPA of 3.90 and aboveMichele Dawn Moseley**Blue CordMagna Cum LaudeGPA of 3.75 to 3.89Angela Danielle BaileyJoanna Lee MowryGray CordCum LaudeGPA of 3.50 to 3.74Marcy Dale Bowles, Cum Laude*Trina Dawn OndrizekKarette Oveta BromfieldChristena Beth PaintonJoy Lynne BrunerDenise Elaine PolocheKeri Patricia BurgySheila Gay Rapacon PonceMary Eleanor ButcherNikki Gillian RealinTracy Lynn CavanaughNatasha Danielle ReardonPamela Yvonne DevieseJarrod Allen RussoDennis E. Dodd, Cum Laude*Lisa Anne SerinoKimberly Ann EvansLara SkrzypczynskiMichelle Lynn FoldenElizabeth Ann StewartMichael Joseph GazilJay Logan StokesEmily Snow HattawayGina Marie Thomson, Magna CumLaude*Shanno,:z Lee AllenJennifer Lynn MorlanFrances M. ArnoldHeather Adrian Huddleston, CumLaude*Michelle Lynn VanArsdaleNancy Jaiman*Wanda G. WadeKristine Landwer Maine, Magna Cum· Laude*Eric Wesley WolfeNursing Honors Cumulative GPA of 3.50 and above in Nursing CoursesCLASS OFFICERSImaging and RadiationTherapyPresidentVice PresidentSecretary Nursing Honors - Cumulative Nursing GPA 3.50 Pending Completion of Program RequirementsDepartment of Pre-Professional StudiesAssociate of Science in Pre-Professional E ducatzonJay L. StokesPresidentPamela J. JohnsonVice PresidentDennis E. DoddCathy J. NegrichSecretaryKris L. MaineKelli VaughnTreasurerJoy LBrunerPastorMary Eleanor ButcherClass SponsorsImaging and Radiation TherapyEdward G . DonohoeNursingVicki A. McDonaldLynne L. TierMarshalsGrand MarshallPhillip E. MeleNursingMarshall, Marley H. SoperProfessor of Library Sciences -Cherie T. GalushaChairperson, Department of NursingMarshallDr. James J. CoxChairperson, Department of Pre-Professional StudiesMarshallMary Lou DeMarcoDirector, Radiation Therapy ProgramMarshall· Charlotte G. HenningsenDirector, Medical SonograplzyProgramPamela Gayle ShillingMarshallGenese M. GibsonDirector, Radiography Program
SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTSBOARD OF TRUSTEESGRADUATESMalcolm D. Gordon, ChairmanDavid E. Greenlaw, SecretaryDiane AndrewsLeslie EllisJoan A. SalmonsDon BohannonAnne K. FrayJudy SuarezCharles E. BradfordObed 0. GrahamRoyce C. ThompsonDes Cummings, Jr.Gerald KovalskiThomas L. WernerMonica P. ReedFACULTY AND STAFF,Bachelor of ScienceCharla Albury, CumLaude*Mary AntonietteHigginbothamStephanie Philips, CumLaudeLauren D. BloughDebra Ann Hunt, CumLaude Jo Anne Moll QuinonesTodd V. BoicourtAudra BoyceRuth Anne Green"Sandoval, Magna CumLaude Cynthia Ann James*Cheryl BrackenPatricia A. Jones, SummaCum Laude Mariana Beaufond BrittonCynthia D. KayJulie Yvrose VatelJamie Lynn KistlerAnthony Jerome WattsJudith Ann LookerWilma Gail WestFaye Hillary Wilson .Mary MagdaleneCamacho-CortesBetty Ann StapletonAngel!l S. AbrahamGenese M. GibsonCarolyn S. RamseyElbert L. AndersonSusan D. GosnellJo A. RothYvette Danielle Disbro,Cum Laude *Norma Lynn ShaferMcClaryWanda G. AntunaDavid E. GreenlawOz S. RuglessSondra Ruth FlandersJane Legendre MuszynskiLen M. ArcherNancy L. GreveSlimen J. SalibaStarr S. BenderRobert R. GreveBrenda SecorDonna B. BrownCharlotte G. HenningsenSamantha C. SevillaLorie L. BoeschWanda M. HopkinsNancy L. ShafferJeff C. CinquemaniVictoria L. HughesGold CordSumma Cum LaudeGPA of3.90 and aboveJames J. CoxWilliam C. SimonsBeck A. Hutch.insonBeverly A. SnellSilver CordMagna Cum LaudeGPA of3.75 to3.89Nancy G. CristSharon Koch-ParrishMarley H. SoperGreen CordCum LaudeGPA of3.50 to3.74Steven M. CurrierHelen J. LippertRobert T. ThomsonKatherine E. DoddRoy LukmanLynne L. TierEdward G. DonohoeSandi LordZoraida C. TorresMary Lou DeMarcoBetty Jean MaderTom VincentVice PresidentAnn M. EliasEllen M. MattheisPaul E. ViarSecretary/TreasurerLinda L. EkkensVicki A. McDonaldDonald E. WilliamsNoreen EngstromLisa C. MulleeRobert A. WilliamsWanda R. ForbesJoy E. ParchmentMarianne E. WooleyCheryl T. GalushaMerle C. Peterson Nursing Honors- Cumulative Nursing GPA 3.50 December, 1995 GraduateHONORS CORDSCLASS OFFICERSPresidentFACULTY AND STAFFAnthony J. WattsRosalind N. ChambersJane L. MuszynskiWilliam CroftonTodd V. BoicottrtDusanka HristicClass SponsorMildred M. PreussnerAssociate Professor of NursingMarshallErma WebbBaccalaureate·CoordinatorAssociate Profess r of NursingRoy LukmanKatie A. LambCarol L. StewartMildred M. PreussnerVivian R. RemusErma L. Webb
ACADEMIC REGALIAThe history of academic regalia dates back to the formation of the oldest universities, withEuropean universities showing a diversified array of academic apparel. Americancolleges and universities decided to adopt a consistent system of academic attireapproximately a century ago, so the intercollegiate commission drafted an academiccostume code that would impact colleges and universities in the United States.The mace is a traditional symbol of authority carried by the Grand Marshall atceremonies such as graduation. With echoes of historical use as a weapon, the academicmace represents education's ability to break through ignorance and prejudice.The main staff of the mace is made of walnut, symbolizing the quality of education offeredat Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences. The five rings represent thefive foundingdepartments at our College: mental, physical, social, and spiritual development. Theflame at the top, like the College logo, is the symbol of the spirit of education and caringoffered at our College.The various academic gowns represent the different degrees that are conferred. Forinstance, the gown for the associate's and bachelor's degree has pointed sleeves. The gownfor the master's degree has oblong sleeves which open at the wrist. The gown for thedoctoral degree has bell-shaped sleeves which close at the wrist.On the back of the gowns are hoods that are lined with the official color or colors from thecollege or university conferring the degree. the colors of the velvet trim represent thedifferent disciplines in which the degree was conferred.While members of our faculty hold degree from numerous univers.ities and colleges, spacedoes not permit an identification of each.Arts, Letters, HumanitiesBusinessEducationWhiteDrabLight BlueFine ArtsBrownLibrary ScienceLemonNursingPhilosophyPublic HealthScienceTheology, MinistryApricotDark BlueSalmon PinkGolden YellowScarlet
Southern Adventist University . Commencement Programs University Archives & Publications 5-1996 Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences Commencement Program May 4-5, 1996 Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences . Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists -Orlando Center "His Strength is Perfect" by S. C. Chapman & T. Sall Cherie T .
