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ACHIEVEMENTS 1983
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Saint Joseph's College
Division of General Studies Brooklyn Campus
THE DOORS TO ACHIEVEMENT
We pay tribute to you, the graduating class of 1983. The achievement of your Bachelor of Science degree from the Division of General Studies, a notable achievement in itself, is especially impressive since it was pursued by so many of you w^hile meeting the demands of full-time professional careers, and often, of family life.
We celebrate your intellect, energy, and pursuit of excellence. We only hope that your new degree will open many doors to achievement in the years to come.
The members of the administration, faculty, and staff of the Division of General Studies
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SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES
May 1983
To the Graduates ot 1983,
Graduation is your time for reflection and celebration. It is an opportunity for you to pause, to take a moment to look back on what has transpired in your life since you entered St. Joseph's. In doing this, you will be measuring yourself against what you were, identifying the ways you have gained confidence, independence, and knowledge. You will also, no doubt, think of those who helped you reach your goal — your family, friends, and teachers.
It won't take much reflection to recall the tremendous amount of time and energy you have devoted to earning your bachelor's degree. You have worked hard and you have sacrificed, and for this you have reason to celebrate.
A special cause for celebration this year is Achievements, the very first General Studies yearbook. Born of suggestions from students and faculty members of the Division Advisory Council, the yearbook became a reality under the able and creative direction of Daniel Beni, with assistance from Eileen Mullen. So as we turn the pages of this book, which brings to us so many warm memories, we should thank those who made it possible, including you, the Graduating Class of 1983.
Sincerely,
Thomas G. Travis, Dean
245 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 1 1 205 (212) 622-4690
155 Roe Boulevard. Patchogue. NY 1 1772 (516) 654-571 1
DIVISION ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF
1982-83
Thomas G. Travis
Dean, Division of General Studies
Eileen Mullen Assistant to the Dean
Edna Moshette
Assistant to the Dean for Academic Advisement
Lucille Ameduri Associate Registrar
Mary Ellen Andriano Ramon Echevarria Mayra Garcia Casilda Guilliani Ruby Jung Wanda Luces
Barbara Janusz
Assistant to the Associate Registrar
Cruz Sanchez
Assistant to the Associate Registrar
Suzanne Trappier Admissions Counselor
Cynthia Ferguson Administrative Assistant
Sadie McMillan Yvette Ramirez Patricia Riley Eleanor Uniszkiewicz Gracie Williams Jane Yano
FACULTY
1982-83
Juana Alland
Preceptor in Coiimiunity Health
Herbert Altman
Lecturer in General Studies
Lucille Ameduri
Lecturer in General Studies
S. Jean Marie Amore
Professor of Child Study
Daniel Beni
Preceptor in Health Administration
Angelo Berardi
Preceptor in General Studies
Judith Berezin
Lecturer in General Studies
John Bourne
Lecturer m Business
Lorraine Boykin
Lecturer in Health Administration
Caesar Branchini
Lecturer in Community Health
Clifford Brathwaite Preceptor in Health Administration Victor Brown
Preceptor in Health Administration Felice Burns
Lecturer hi Community Health Rupert Campbell Coordinator of Managanent, Preceptor in Business Reinaldo Cardona Lecturer in Health Administration Jose Cartagena Lecturer in Community Health Joan Colgan Lecturer in Speech Mary L. Creedon Lecturer in Health Administration Arthur D' Antonio Lecturer in Health Administration Barbara Delaney Preceptor in Community Health
Annette Dubiel
Assistant Professor of Child Study
Marguerite Durkin
Preceptor in General Studies
John Edwards
Lecturer in Community Health
Gerard Gannon
Preceptor in Community Health
Hayward Gill
Preceptor in Community Health
Andrea Greenberg
Preceptor in Community Health
Jerome Grudzien
Lecturer in Business
Crystal Harris
Preceptor in Community Health
Gary Helfand
Preceptor in Health Administration
Bruce Henry
Lecturer in Early Childhood Education
Mary Hogue
Lecturer in General Studies
Thomas Horan
Lecturer in Business
Yvonne Jackson-Greatheart
Preceptor in Health Administration
Anne Jordheim
Chairperson, Community Health
Department, Preceptor Judith Keeperman-Rosenthal Lecturer in Early Childhood Education Suzanne Krase Preceptor in Community Health Miles Kucker
Preceptor in Health Administration Leslie Leach
Lecturer in Health Administration S. Kathleen Loughlin Assistant Professor of English Marco Mason Lecturer hi Health Administration
Anne McBrearty
Instructor in Child Study
Virginia Mosca
Lecturer in General Shidies
Edna Moshette
Preceptor in Community Health
Randi Moskowitz
Lecturer in Community Health
Eileen Mullen
Lecturer in General Studies
Joseph Murphy
Preceptor in Community Health
Gladys Ramos
Lecturer in Health Administration
Dorothy Robinson
Lecturer in Health Administration
Maude E. Robinson
Preceptor in Community Health
Margaret Rookard
Preceptor in Health Administration
Carlos Russell
Lecturer in Health Administration
Barbara Schork
Preceptor in Community Health
Hugh Snow
Lecturer in Health Administration
James A, Stackpole
Preceptor in Communih./ Health
Sylvia Storch
Preceptor in General Studies
Anthony Summers
Preceptor in Health Administration
Robertei Titus
Preceptor in Health Administration
Thomas G. Travis
Preceptor in General Studies
S. Virginia Walsh
Lecturer in General Studies
Gloria White-Harris
Preceptor in Health Administration
GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1983
Alda Abramson
Ajekemi Adegbola
Hannah Agahiu
Enid Aird
Mariamma Alexander
Dolphy Armstrong
Ebere Azuaru
Lileith Baker
Mireille Bastien
Larry Bradley
Audrey Bridgeman
Eleanor Bunyan
Eula Byfield
Carmen Cabrera
Yvonne Canada
Crystal Harris, Preceptor in Community Health, helps students acquire research skills. 8
Dorret Chambers
Hermina Claxton
Pat HazelwLiod, Lecturer in Community Health, compliments a student on her presentation.
Joan Cimino
Wena Collins
Velma Coppin
Virginia Copeland
Omana Daniel
Winter scene, St. Joseph's College
Hazeley Davidson 10
Dorothy Davis
Jacqueline Davis
Rica de Guzman
Harris Dogan
Doris DeSouza
Joan Delande
Joseph Dufraine
A student ponders a question.
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Michele Dupont
Maureen Duverney
Rebecca Edili
Edna Moshette, Assistant to the Dean and Preceptor in Community Healtii, clarities a point about the aging process.
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Esther Esan
Oduore Etuwewe
Yvonne Evans
Claudette Germain
Kathleen Franklin
Millicent Gillespie
Daniel Bern, Preceptor in Health Adminis- tration and Acluroemcnls coordinator
Erol Green
Agnes Harder
Zilpha Harris
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Mariamma Jacob
Fay Jackson
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The Division Advisory Council meets to act on student recommendations.
Eliamma Joseph
Mary Joyner
Aldit Kelly
Receptionist Sadie McMillan answers a question about the graduation ceremony.
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Mary Koshy
Ana Laureano
Ubrsry - St Joseph's College
222 Clinton Avenue
Bwokim NX 112Q5
OUR GRADUATES SPEAK ABOUT THE GENERAL STUDIES PROGRAM
"My degree in Community Health enabled me to deal with problems my patients encounter as they leave the hospital setting."
"I have a broader view of the Health Field."
"Obtaining a B.S. at St. Joseph's helped me to further my education. I continued on to gain my Master's in Public Administration."
"I believe it helped me considerably more so in coping with the behavior patterns of the aged whom I now serve."
"Gave me adequate assurance and support in my work and socially."
"St. Joseph's was very thorough and realistic in the ways of the business world and management."
"I was promoted from Staff Nurse to Head Nurse, to Supervisor of Nursing, and to Director of Staff Education."
"A degree in Health Administration gave me the background necessary for an administrative position."
Wilma Lawrence
Kyung Lee
Estelle Lowe
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Annie Lykes
Achukutty Mathew
Rachael Marston
Phyllis McDonald
Mariamma Ma thai
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Renee McFarlane
Elsie McGillvery
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Betty McLean
Morgie McNair
Kathrine Methikalam
Heather Moses
Laura Napolitano
Maude Robinson, Preceptor in Community Health, makes a suggestion about a student's outline.
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Dean Thomas Travis leads his Critical Thinking students in a discussion.
Anna Ogbebor
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Wuraola Ojewale-Omisore Felicia Olagbegi
POSITIONS HELD BY GENERAL STUDIES GRADUATES
General Studies graduates continue to achieve careers of significant scope and responsibility. They are employed in a variety of health care and other client service settings. Positions held by our graduates include . . .
Ambulatory Services Administrator
Assistant Director (Nursing, Field Operations)
Clinical Care Coordinator
Director of Education
Facilities Engineer
Hospice Program Specialist
Inservice Nursing Instructor
Manager of Medical Records
Mental Health Counselor
Police Officer
Psychiatric Social Worker
Staff Progranmter/ Analyst
Treatment Team Leader
Utilization Review Assistant
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Robertha Ottlev
Helen Perrv
Charoon Paephanich
Oleavis Bell Park
Jennifer Peters
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Sister Kathleen Loughlin, to her Eng. 103 class.
Asbistant I'rotebsor of English, stops on her way
Lucina Peters
Marie Rago
Eloise Phoenix
Maria Raigosa
Carmen Prophete
Carmen Rivera
Anne Jordheim, Chairperson of the Community Health Department, summarizes a key point.
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Associate Registrar Lucille Ameduri's door is always open.
Hopelin Robinson
Claudette Robinson
Romania Roachford
Aleyamma Samuel
Louise Sanders 24
Priscilla Simmons
Ruth Simpson
DIVISION SCENES
Highlights of the General Studies graduation from last year
Students receive the academic hood.
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MORE GRADUATES SPEAK ABOUT THE GENERAL STUDIES PROGRAM
"St. Joseph'sbroadened my options within the nursing administrative field. It gave me an overview of health care management and a broad under- standing of Community Health, its direction, its problems, its needs."
"My degree helped me in two ways: (1) gave me credentials to enter graduate school; (2) expanded skills and knowledge for my position as an Emergency Department nurse."
"I was able to obtain my position as an RN in infection control."
"I was promoted from Head Nurse to Insurance Manager Instructor/ Supervisor."
"I was able to gain a position as Utilization Review Coordinator."
"Prepared me for a Head Nurse position and enhanced my ability for continued education."
"Helped me to obtain a position as a teacher of Medical Assistants."
"I have been able to provide outreach programs that I was exposed to from my class work."
"I obtained a Nursing Supervisor position."
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Carol\-n Smith
Knightly Smith
Lauretta Sobe
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A class reacts to a film.
Etheline Solomon
Pamela Stewart
Edith Stradford
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Marcia Tavares-Foster
Paulette Thomas
Ruth Thomas
Joan Thompson
Karen Thompson
Thelma Thompson
St. Joseph's College . . .
a familiar sign along the road
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General Studies Monday staff meeting
Thelma Torres
Mary Ann Trapp
Suzanne Trappier
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Sumathi Venugopal
Grace Watkins
Kruewan Vorasarn
Waveny Wallace
Dr. Travis at work
Bernard Wheatley
Esmee White
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Eugenia Whitmire
Norma Wollaston
SOME GRADUATE SCHOOLS
ATTENDED BY
GENERAL STUDIES GRADUATES
Adelphi University Baruch College Brooklyn College
C. W. Post
Columbia University Fordham University
Hunter College
Long Island University
New School for Social Research
New York Institute of Technology New York University
State University of New York, Stony Brook
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