RMUoHP DPT 15 White Coat Ceremony Program

White Coat Ceremony DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY COHORT 15 | MAY 20, 2022

CEREMONY PROGRAM MAY 20, 2022 · PROVO, UTAH

INTRODUCTION

Dr. Jonathan Wright

DPT Assistant Professor

OPENING REMARKS

Dr. Steven Wilkinson

DPT Chair & Program Director

SPECIAL REMARKS

Dr. Richard P. Nielsen

Founding University President & Chief Executive Officer

FACULTY REMARKS

Dr. Christa Young DPT Associate Professor

STUDENT REMARKS Derek Strate

DPT 15 Student, Elected Speaker

PRESENTATION OF WHITE COATS Dr. Megan Kisner

DPT Assistant Professor

BESTOWING OF WHITE COATS DPT Faculty Members

LEADING OF OATH Dr. Ann Hoffman

DPT Assistant Professor

CONCLUDING REMARKS Dr. Jonathan Wright

WHITE COAT RECIPIENTS Sarah Bone Bryce Bridge Grace Carlson Juan Carmona-deVille Genon Anthony I. Catarroja Dean Chung Nick Edwards Skylar Fenton John Fischer Cameryn Fossell Tucker Gamble Cayson Goff Paige Guild Hank Guzman Michael Hardy Braxton Higgins Lisa Holeman

Jacob Holt Molly Horton Allison Hough Joshua A. Huhn Kevin Ishitani Tyler Kailiuli Dylan Kuntz Ashley Latimer Eric Lee Eric Luo Grace Marting Clayton McKnight Kelsie Merritt Cade Mooney Hayden Morby Julianna Mulvey Merenci Osborne

Kelsey Paul Veronica Powell Jackie Severseike Molly Sicard Bethany Slaughter Kyle Sorensen Jonathan Sprouse Brianne Stiteler Derek Strate Faith Stults Caitlin Thomas Kimberly Ward Marin Williams Marcella Grace Woodley William Xu Amber Yates

CLASS OATH I pledge to hold faithful to my future responsibility as a physical therapist; To use the highest science and skills of my profession at all times To refrain from treatment when it will not benefit the patient To exercise all aspects of my calling with dignity and honor I commit myself to the highest ideal of service, learning, and the pursuit of knowledge.

These things I do swear

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