TODAY news - May 13, 2004 - LLU SAHP news

School of Allied Health Profssions celebrates homecoming

Eric G. Johnson, DPTSc, associate professor, department of physical therapy, demonstrates a technique to determine brain response during the continuing education course "Balance and the Brain: Peripheral and Central Vestibular Connections." Alumna Carol Macowser, PT class of 1977, assists.

Jacqueline Berry, nutrition and dietetics class of 2004, describes a trip to Africa where she and a team of other nutrition and dietetics students provided nutrition seminars.

James Syms, MPT (left), assistant professor, department of physical therapy, and Bob Wilkins, PhD, chair, department of cardiopulmonary sciences, host SAHP alumni for a golf tournament at San Bernardino Golf Course on Friday afternoon.

Esther Huecker, MA, assistant professor, department of occupational therapy, provides decorations for Sabbath luncheon held on the Nichol Hall lawn.

Craig R. Jackson, JD, MSW, dean, School of Allied Health Professions, welcomes alumni, faculty, students, and friends to a Sabbath luncheon, held on the lawn by the Nichol Hall cottages.

Alumni and friends visit during Friday evening’s soup and salad supper, held in the Fellowship Hall of University Church of Seventh-day Adventists, Loma Linda. The meal was provided by faculty in the department of nutrition and dietetics.

The acappela group More Love provided two musical selections for Friday evening vespers. The group includes physical therapy assistant student Lustan Letts (second from left).

Leota Janzen, physical therapy class of 1954, provides the Scripture reading during the second church service.

Prior to the banquet, Marilyn Davidian, MA (left), chair, department of health information management, and Terri Rouse, instructor, department of health information management, take a moment to visit.

Edward Rowsell, MD, PhD, section chief of molecular diagnostic & flow-cytometry, School of Medicine, presents the continuing education course "Oscillatory Ventilation."

Nancy Perkins, MA, RT(R)(M) (center) receives the department of radiation technology’s Distinguished Alumni Year Award from Arthur Kroetz, PhD (right), chair department. Ms. Perkins’ husband, Craig, looks on.

During Friday evening vespers, Desmyrna Taylor, MPT, director, physical therapy assistant program, displays the crochet work created by Eleanor Cooper, who is legally blind. Ms. Taylor is accompanied by her guide dog, Sonnet.

Alumni and friends of the department of clinical laboratory

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