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Salus University Annual Reunion Celebration April 2, 2016 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Program Welcome Michael H. Mittelman, OD ’80, MPH, FAAO, FACHE President, Salus University

Presentation of Salus University Alumni Association Awards Dennis H. Lyons, OD ’73, FAAO

Audiology Alumna of the Year Award Kathy A. Foltner, AuD ‘03

Albert Fitch Memorial Alumna of the Year Award Diane T. Adamczyk, OD ‘85, FAAO

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President’s Message Dear Friends and Fellow Alumni, It is my pleasure to welcome you to Alumni Weekend 2016. The true intent of this celebration is to reacquaint you with your alma mater, as well as to reunite individuals with a shared experience and pay tribute to their personal journeys, their challenges and their successes, while providing an opportunity to reflect on how far we all have come. If you were able to take part in the daytime activities I hope your visit brought back fond thoughts of your time with us. Whether you studied at our Elkins Park or East Oak Lane campus, visited previously, or visited the campus for the first time today, I am confident you will leave this weekend with wonderful memories of good times spent with old and new friends.

As you join us in celebration of what we’ve all accomplished in the past, I want to encourage you to look to the future and stay involved and engaged.

I can tell you there is much to be excited about – including a much needed updating and renovation to our clinical skills lab and learning resource center (formerly the library). Thanks to the progressive vision of my predecessors, our evolution has positively placed us in a position of strength, allowing us to train the healthcare providers of tomorrow. Leading health and wellness with our tradition of innovation, activism and professional pride, our students (from multiple disciplines) are better together – and Salus is better with you.

Today, through interprofessional educational experiences, Salus students are exposed to integrated programs where exploration and collaboration are driving holistic healthcare. It is truly an exciting time for us and I urge you to become a part of it. The path in front of us will include many challenges for which we will need your support. Our programs face stiff competition as well as the challenge of keeping tuition down while we continue to provide quality programs for our students.

I digress. For tonight, the focus is not on the hurdles yet to come. Tonight is to celebrate and reconnect with your classmates and faculty – and make some new friends. When you leave here and return to your busy schedules, I hope you stay connected. Read your emails from Salus to keep up with what we are doing and, when we call for your support, please give our request serious consideration.

Congratulations to this year’s Alumni Association Awardees and those celebrating milestone graduation anniversaries. Thank you all for joining us this weekend and stay in touch.

Sincerely,

Michael H. Mittelman, OD ’80, MPH, FAAO, FACHE 2

Student’s Message Pictured at the Salus Gala Awards celebration (left to right): President Mittelman, Roxanne Chalifoux (Secretary), Elizabeth Nace (President), Katharine Funari (Vice President), Katrina Smith (Treasurer), Monae Kelsey (Advisor), and Dr. James Caldwell (Dean of Student Affairs) Not pictured: Pelashia Moore Rhodes (Student Member of the Board of Trustees – SMOTBOT); Christine Taruc (Parliamentarian); Rachel Centafont (Executive Assistant)

Dear Alumni and Friends of Salus University, Thank you for joining us for Alumni Weekend! We would like to thank you all for your continued support of the University and your involvement with student activities. Our students love to hear from you and learn from your experiences in practice. You all have left very big shoes to fill!

Our hope is that you will stay involved in student activities on campus. Your support, whether by speaking at events for the various student organizations or being a positive contact for prospective students in your area is appreciated and welcomed wholeheartedly.

Salus Student Council and student organizations are still very busy. Many optometry students will be heading to Vision Expo, COVD, and AOA CAC PAC in a few weeks.

Audiology students have the AudiologyNOW! conference in Phoenix, AZ this month as well. If you see our students at these events, please say hello and help with any questions that they may have. The Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) is hosting a Salus Team for the Muckfest Mud Run Philly for the second year running. This is a huge student event that raises awareness and funding for multiple sclerosis. Our Physician Assistant students are looking forward to the American Academy of Physician Assistant conference in May. The Blindness and Low Vision Studies (BLVS) program as well as our other off-campus programs such as the Master of Public Health degree program are continuing to grow and excel. BLVS students will soon be on campus, as they arrive for classes in June. We are very proud to have such a wide variety of health practitioners involved at Salus.

In August we welcomed the first-ever class of Speech Language Pathology (SLP) students. They have fallen right into place within the Salus community and we couldn’t be happier to have them on campus. In addition to being active in Student Council, our SLP students have already created a Salus Chapter of the North Suburban Speech and Language Association.

Student Council itself is always busy hosting student events, with the Salus Soirée taking place next weekend. This is a chance for our students from all programs to get dressed up and have a night out in Philadelphia together. Events like this really encourage interdisciplinary relationships between the programs and students – and remind us that there is life outside of school!

We hope you enjoy your time back on campus and if you have any questions, please ask the Student Council members or email scouncil@salus.edu.

With Salus Pride, The Student Council Executive Board Elizabeth Nace, Executive President Roxanne Chalifoux, Executive Secretary Pelashia Rhodes, SMOTBOT Rachel Centafont, Executive Assistant

Katharine Funari, Executive Vice President Katrina Smith, Executive Treasurer Christine Taruc, Parliamentarian

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Audiology Alumna of the Year Award Kathy A. Foltner, AuD ‘03 “I am honored and humbled to have been chosen as the 2016 Audiology Alumna of the Year from such an elite and prestigious group of audiologists and colleagues.

I experienced Salus University Osborne College of Audiology both as a student and adjunct professor. This not only improved my skills as an audiologist, but also provided the opportunity for me to give back, mentor, and academically challenge over 1000 audiologists, hopefully positively impacting their careers as Doctors of Audiology. I am forever grateful for the opportunities Salus has provided.”

When George Osborne was recruiting students for the PCO School of Audiology online AuD program, particularly in the early years of the program, he sought to recruit the best and the brightest in the profession personally calling each one. Dr. Foltner was one such recruit. As anyone who worked with Dr. Osborne knew, he had long-range goals for the audiology program. Once Kathy Foltner the experienced private practitioner, had earned her AuD degree in 2003, George Osborne recruited Dr. Foltner to join the faculty in 2004 and teach the Basic Business Skills course, which she did for over six years.

Dr. Foltner has had a versatile career, serving as a clinician, private practice owner, business executive and manager, consultant and adjunct faculty member.

She is the owner Foltner Consulting, LLC, providing business, marketing, operations management and practice valuation services for healthcare professionals and has served as CEO of AuDNet, Inc., a national hearing group purchasing organization. A member of the faculty at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Dr. Foltner teaches doctoral-level students audiology practice management and lectures about audiology career opportunities.

An advocate for the autonomy of audiology, Dr. Foltner has presented numerous lectures and authored hundreds of professional articles, chapters and a book entitled, Success is a Decision of the Mind. She has been a member of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology for 36 years, and has served as treasurer. As a member of the American Academy of Audiology, she served as chair for the practice compliance committee and recently received the organization’s Presidential Award for her significant contributions to the Academy and the profession.

In recognition of her successful career and contributions to the autonomy of the profession, the Alumni Association is honored to present Dr. Foltner with this award.

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Albert Fitch Memorial Alumna of the Year Award Diane T. Adamczyk, OD ‘85, FAAO “The Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), now a part of Salus University, has a longstanding reputation of providing excellence in optometric education and developing outstanding healthcare providers. This dates back to the founding principles and foresight of Dr. Albert Fitch, nearly a century ago. The drive for excellence and the aspiration to advance the profession are the core principles instilled in all who have been educated here. As I, and all those from this family journey through our professional careers, all of our accomplishments and good works done are because of what PCO has given us. I am proud to be a member of this family and grateful for the foundation it provided and the principles it has taught me. PCO – you are the heart of who I am professionally. Thank you.“ This August will mark Dr. Adamczyk’s thirtieth year at State University of New York College of Optometry (SUNY), where she is a professor. Currently the director of SUNY residency education, she is also a diplomate of the American Board of Optometry, a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and a member of the American Optometric Association, New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians and New York Optometric Association.

A true academic and professional leader, Dr. Adamczyk co-authored the textbook Primary Eyecare In Systemic Disease. Additionally she wrote several chapters of that book. She also wrote chapters in Clinical Ocular Pharmacology and has presented various papers, lectures and presentations. Dr. Adamczyk has chaired the American Optometric Association Evidence-Based Optometry Committee since its inception and recently published “Eye Care for the Patient with Diabetes Mellitus,” which earned the Outstanding Scientific Paper/Project Award from the American Public Health Association. “Comprehensive Adult Eye and Vision Care,” written under her direction, along with “Comprehensive Pediatric Eye and Vision Care,” are slated to be released this year.

Dr. Adamczyk’s contributions to optometry have earned her the American Optometric Association President’s Award for Distinguished Service to Optometry, and the Scientific Achievement Award of the New Jersey Optometric Society of Physicians. She has contributed her time and talents to PCO as a program speaker and as a mentor to young optometric faculty through her leadership of ASCO’s new faculty development programming.

This award is proudly bestowed upon Dr. Adamczyk in recognition of her valued contributions as an academic, educator, and mentor.

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Past Alumni Association Award Recipients Albert Fitch Memorial Alumnus of the Year Award This award is presented to an alumnus of the Salus University Pennsylvania College of Optometry who has distinguished himself/herself through extraordinary service and contributions to the profession of optometry, bringing honor and prestige to the College.

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Leon J. Kolankiewcz, OD ’26 Irving Bennett, OD ’44 Alden N. Haffner, OD ’52 John D. Perry, OD ’28 Lawrence Fitch, OD ’36 Andrew F. Fischer, OD ’37 J. Donald Kratz, OD ’37 Paul L. Connolly, OD ’45 Harold Simmerman, OD ’30 Martin R. Snook, OD ’36 Melvin Wolfberg, OD ’51 John C. Neill, OD ’22 Emanuel C. Nurock, OD ’27 Bernard Kushner, OD ’40 Spencer I. Richmond, OD ’55 Joseph C. Toland, OD, MD ’54 Donald H. Evans, OD ’43 Harry Kaplan, OD ’49 Arnold Mazer, OD ’40 Morey X. Powell, OD ’36 Ron G. Fair, OD ’54 Alvin Levin, OD ’51 Robert J. Morrison, OD ’48 Milton J. Eger, OD ’40 Gilda C. ’43, George H. ’49, and John J. ’48S Crozier, ODs Martin Hafter, OD ’49 Elmer S. Friedberg, OD ’38 Richard N. Gross, OD ’56 John Costabile, OD ’46 Harvey P. Hanlen, OD ’74 Robert C. Phillips, OD ’38

1989 1990 1991 1992 1992 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Robert J. Johnson, Sr., OD ’43 Freda Sattel, OD ’43S Lawrence A. Ragone, OD ’53 Markus I. Barth, OD ’74 Richard J. Shuster, OD ’72 Larry C. Wallis, OD ’74 Barry J. Farkas, OD ’71 Louis J. Catania, OD ’69 75 Presidential Medals Barry Schneider, OD ’68S A. Michael (Gus) Iatesta, OD ’52 Frank W. DiChiara, OD ’53 Robert M. Cole, OD ’74 Leonard M. Steiner, OD ’78 Neil W. Draisin, OD ’71 Beverly B. Miller, OD ’75 Leonard J. Press, OD ’77 Harold Wiener, OD ’50 Paul B. Freeman, OD ’74 Derrick L. Artis, OD ’89 Michael H. Mittelman, OD ’80, MPH Dennis H. Lyons, OD ’73 Michele R. Haranin, OD ’89 Jeffrey L. Weaver, OD ’85 Joseph P. Shovlin, OD ’80 John S. Biernacki, OD ’52 Robert P. Bittel, Jr., OD ’83 Glenn S. Corbin, OD ‘82 Gregory A. Caldwell, OD ’95

Audiology Alumnus of the Year Award This award is presented to an alumnus of the Salus University George S. Osborne College of Audiology (OCA) or the PCO School of Audiology who has distinguished himself/herself through extraordinary service and contributions to the profession of Audiology, bringing honor and prestige to Salus University and OCA. 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Gail Gudmundsen, AuD ’02 Robert M. DiSogra, AuD ’03 Rita R. Chaiken, AuD ‘03 Tomi Thibodeaux Browne, AuD ’04

Distinguished Service Award This award is presented to a non-alumnus who is closely identified with Salus University and who has provided notable service to the University and their profession.

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Hon. Martin Silver Dr. Jacob Nevyas Hon. Nochem S. Winnet Alden N. Haffner, OD ’52 Harold Kohn, Esq. William P. McCracken, Jr., Esq. J. Harold Bailey Maurice E. Cox Martin Topaz Hon. Louis Sherman Hon. Samuel M. Lehrer Richard W. Averill, Esq. Dr. Merrill DeLong Mrs. Doris Wagner Optometrists of North Carolina and West Virginia Hugh S. Daniel, Jr., OD

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1989 1994 1999 2008 2009 2012 2014 2014

Dr. Frederick Tanger Dr. Wilhelm P. Sohnges Mr. Thomas P. Lynch Mr. Kenneth B. Lee Mr. Edward K. Hueber Mr. James A. Ream Hon. Ivan Itkin Hon. Dwight Evans Hon. Thomas K. Gilhool Dr. Charles F. Mullen Donald M. Gleken, JD Yigal Gutman, BA, MA Carl A. Polsky, Esq. Robert E. Horne, MS Felix M. Barker, II, OD, FAAO Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker, PhD

Public Service Award This award is presented to a person (or organization), preferably of national standing, which has made a recent significant contribution to Salus University or to their profession.

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Luci Baines Johnson Hon. Abraham A. Ribicoff LIONS International Hon. James A. Byrne Hon. Daniel J. Flood Dr. William W. Policoff Dr. Lester Kieft Mr. Richard A. Doran Mr. Richard G. Hill World Medical Relief The E. F. Wildermuth Foundation Dr. William Feinbloom

1983 American Foundation for the Blind 1984 Better Vision Institute, Inc. 1985 University City Science Center 1986 Samuel S. Fels Fund 1988 Maurice C. Clifford, MD 1989 Hon. John J. Shumaker 1992 John M. Torok 2000 Hon. Allyson Y. Schwartz 2009 American Foundation for the Blind 2013 New Jersey Academy of Optometry (NJAO) 2014 Marcia M. Shaull

Special Recognition Award This award is presented as special recognition of an individual’s or organization’s contribution to Salus University, their profession or their community.

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Lawrence Fitch, OD ’36 Guy D. Wengert, OD ’28 Presidents of Optometric Societies Edwin E. Czarnecki, OD ’58 PCO Preceptors William G. Walton, Jr., OD ’40 Alumni who are LIONS Onofrey G. Rybachok, DSc., HD George L. Brown, OD ’34 Pennsylvania State Council of Lions Clubs Michael Carcaise, OD ’55

1998 CIBA Vision Corporation 1999 The Seymour R. Marco Family Foundation 2000 Essilor of America, Inc. 2003 Gilda C. Crozier, OD ’43S

Freda Sattel, OD ’43S 2006 Alcon Laboratories, Inc. 2012 Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD 2013 Harry Kaplan, OD ’49 2014 Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ‘73, MPH, MEd 2015 Judith A. Creuz, AuD ’06

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Salus University Alumni Association The Alumni Association seeks to: • strengthen relationships with current and future alumni • coordinate and promote activities that provide opportunities for professional growth and social interaction • encourage a culture of pride, engagement, and philanthropy To get involved call or email: 215.780.1391 or jlemisch@salus.edu.

Alumni Association Board of Trustees 2015-2016 Officers President President Elect Vice President Secretary Treasurer

Kenneth Savitski, OD ’87 Dennis H. Lyons, OD ’73, FAAO David W. Friess, OD ’02, FAAO Amanda Marchegiani, AuD ’10 Merle Silverbook ’08

Directors Caitlin Clompus Anderson, MMS ’12, PA-C Kinshasa A. Coghill, MS ’02 Marianne Denning, ’09 Robert S. Duszak, OD ’02, FAAO John A. Dziadul, Jr., OD ’86, FAAO Victoria L. Dzurinko, OD ’02, FAAO Jennifer L. Edgar, MS ’02 Anthony A. Fiorilli, OD ’76, FAAO Alta R. Fried, MSOT ’14 Scott Goldberg, OD ’76, FAAO Shereen Hakki, OD ’95 Jason B. Hales, OD ’02, FAAO Karen L. Heaney, OD ’09 La’Shandra Holmes-Russell, MS ’09 Harry Kaplan, OD ’49, FAAO Michael D. Katz, OD ’83 Theresa E. Mamah, AuD ’12 Ryan O. McKinnis, OD ’10, FAAO Elizabeth S. McMunn, OD ’00 Kurt J. Moody, OD ’83, FAAO Robert L. Owens, OD ’80, FAAO Annette R. Peppard, AuD ’03 Althea L. E. Rhoden-Grey, AuD ’07 Robert A. Rosenberg, OD ’61, MA, FAAO Mahsa Salehi, OD ’09, FAAO Robert N. Spivack, OD ’85 (Past President) Allan S. Tocker, OD ’83 Edward W. Zikoski, OD ’85, FAAO

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Kathy Foltner, AuD ’03 Osborne College of Audiology Alumnus of the Year Member Osborne College of Audiology Advisory Board Robert M. DiSogra, AuD ’03, Chairperson A.U. Bankaitis, PhD Fred H. Bess, PhD Rita R. Chaiken, AuD, ’03 Anne Eckert, AuD, ’03, MBA Sherman Lord, AuD, ’09 Eileen Rall, AuD Charles Stone, AuD David A. Zapala, PhD

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Lucille Beck, PhD Bettie Borton, AuD Kathy Christensen, MA Kimberly S. Lody, MBA Carl Polsky, Esq. Alicia D.D. Spoor, AuD Ian Windmill, PhD

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CLASS BENCH DEDICATION Dedicate a campus bench in honor of your special reunion anniversary.

Classes ending in a ‘1 or ‘6, who are up for the challenge should rally their classmates to make anniversary gifts to the University. Get 50% or more of your classmates to participate and the University will dedicate a bench in honor of your class (class gift total must be a minimum of $2,500). Gifts must be received by June 30, 2016 to count.

How to participate Make your gift online at salus.edu/donate or complete and return the form below.

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The benches are made of dense and durable dark wood that we expect to last 25 years or more. A durable zinc plaque with a brushed bronze finish will be installed providing space for your class dedication.

Contact Jamie Lemisch at 215.780.1391 or jlemisch@salus.edu to organize your class campaign.

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