2022 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND - COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE GRADUATION CEREMONY
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
2022
UNIVERSITY
OF NEW ENGLAND
CO LLEG E O F O STE OPATHIC ME DICINE
G RA DUATI ON CE RE MONYCOL L E G E OF OSTE OPATH I C M E DI CI N E
CL A SS OF 2022
G R A D UATI ON CE R E M ON Y
May 21, 2022
3 p.m.
Merrill Auditorium | Portland, MaineABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND THE POMP BEHIND THE CIRCUMSTANCE
The University of New England is Maine’s largest private university, with two beautiful coastal campuses in Academic Regalia
Maine, a one-of-a-kind study-abroad campus in Tangier, Morocco, and an array of flexible online offerings. In
an uncommonly welcoming and supportive community, we offer hands-on learning, empowering students to
THE GOWN
make a positive impact in a world full of challenges. We are the state’s top provider of health professionals and
home to Maine’s only medical and dental colleges, a variety of other interprofessionally aligned health care The history of the academic gown goes back to the 12th century. During this period, everyone — both men
programs, and nationally recognized degree paths in the marine sciences, the natural and social sciences, and women, royalty, lay folk, clerics, tradesmen, students — wore long flowing robes. The apparel varied in
business, the humanities, and the arts. Visit une.edu elegance according to the rank and wealth of the owner, from simple rough worsteds to rich gold brocades
wrought with tassels and trimmed with colorful velvet and rich furs. It was in this period that the first
organized bodies of learning were formed. From the gowns worn in the “universities” of the period have
evolved the academic costumes of today.
The bachelor’s gown is a simple design falling straight from a rather elaborate yoke with long pointed sleeves.
COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE The gown worn by a master has long, closed, somewhat fuller sleeves, which reach nearly to the wearer’s
knees. The arms go through slits at the elbow, giving the appearance of short sleeves. The doctoral gown is cut
The University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine was founded in 1978 on a beautiful coastal much fuller and has large bell-shaped sleeves. The gowns are usually, but not always, black, and those of
campus in southern Maine. It is the only osteopathic medical school in New England. The college currently bachelors and masters are generally devoid of ornamentation. The doctoral gowns are distinguished by the
enrolls approximately 700 medical students, about half of whom come from the six-state New England region five-inch velvet panel around the neck and down both sides of the front as well as by three-inch velvet bars
and the rest from other U.S. states and a number of foreign countries. To date, the college has graduated more sewn on each sleeve. The color of the velvet trim may be black or may indicate the nature of the degree. For
than 3,500 osteopathic physicians. example, the color designating a Doctor of Medicine is green.
The College of Osteopathic Medicine emphasizes the education of primary care physicians. More than 60 % of
its graduates go on to practice in the primary care specialties. The college has a 2+2 curriculum: two years of THE HOOD
didactic training, followed by two years of clinical clerkships. The College of Osteopathic Medicine is committed The hood seems to have had a somewhat practical origin. Medieval monks used their hood for two purposes: to
to meeting the challenge of training physicians for the 21st century. protect their shaved heads in the winter and as a container in which to collect alms.
The medical school is housed in the 80,000-square-foot Harold Alfond Center for Health Sciences, a modern Today the hood serves as the most symbolic part of the academic regalia by which the observer can ascertain the
science education facility and a major medical and health sciences resource for the region. The Pickus Center for wearer’s level and kind of degree. The bachelor’s hood is the smallest, being three feet long. The velvet trim along
Biomedical Research, with its Cécile Morgane Research Laboratories, offers students and faculty exceptional the edges, indicating the nature of the degree, is two inches wide. The master’s hood is six inches longer and
facilities for conducting research. Leonard Hall is an educational facility offering the latest in state-of-the-art bears a three-inch velvet trim.
educational technology that allows for case-based learning and other innovative educational learning experiences.
The doctoral hood presented today is a full four feet long and exhibits a five-inch, green velvet trim indicating
The University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine is accredited by the American the medical degree.
Osteopathic Association.
The colorful interior of the hood, visible from behind, indicates by hue the degree-granting institution.
The University of New England’s colors are blue and grey.ORDER OF CEREMONIES
MUSICAL SELECTIONS
Portland Brass
PIO N EER O F OS T E OPAT H IC M E DIC IN E M E DA L R E C IP IE N T
PATRICIA A. KELLEY, M.S. PROCESSIONAL
Portland Brass
Former Associate Dean of Recruitment, Student and
Alumni Services, College of Osteopathic Medicine
MACE BEARER
Patricia A. Kelley, M.S. has been associated with the University of New England and the College of Osteopathic Hwyda A. Arafat, M.D., Ph.D., M.Sc. M.Ed.L., Department of Biomedical Sciences Faculty
Medicine (COM) for over forty years. Arriving on campus in the early years of COM, she served as coordinator
of medical financial aid, assistant dean of students, and eventually associate dean of Recruitment, Student and WELCOME
Alumni Services for the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Karen T. Pardue, Ph.D., RN, CNE, FNAP, ANEF, Provost, University of New England
Kelley has been involved with the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) via the
Diversity Committee, the Council of Osteopathic Medicine Admissions Officers, and the Section of Student OPENING REMARKS
Services Officers, where she served as chair. She acted as an institutional representative for the Medical Jane E. Carreiro, D.O. ’88, Vice President for Health Affairs; Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine
Professions Health Program (MPHP) of the Maine Medical Association and governor-appointed institutional
representative for the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME), Medical Education Committee. Kelley has also been PIONEER OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
a member of the Maine Chapter of the American Council of Education (ACE), National Network of Women Patricia A. Kelley, M.S., former Associate Dean of Recruitment, Student and Alumni Services,
Leaders (NNWL), where she served as state coordinator. She is a past vice-president and president of the Board College of Osteopathic Medicine
for the Center for Grieving Children and was previously involved with Downeast Guiding Eyes, a local chapter of
International Guiding Eyes.
STUDENT ADDRESS
In 2012, the Maine Osteopathic Association (MOA) recognized her with their MOA Board Award. This award Morgan Christine Reynolds, OMS IV, President, Class of 2022
honors an osteopathic physician and/or friend of the osteopathic profession who has made a recent outstanding
and significant contribution to the osteopathic profession in Maine. In 2017, UNE COM Alumni recognized her HOODING OF CANDIDATES FOR THE DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
by the establishment of the Patricia A. Kelley Endowed Scholarship.
Jane E. Carreiro, D.O. ’88, Vice President for Health Affairs; Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine
OSTEOPATHIC OATH
Jodie Hermann, D.O., ’06, President, UNE COM Alumni Association
RECESSIONAL
Portland BrassPREVIOUS PIONEER OF OSTEOPATHIC DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
MEDICINE MEDAL RECIPIENTS
Elyse Ann Addonizio Lucy Dee Algeo◊ Brett A. Armstrong+*◊
1992 Harrison Aldrich, D.O. 2009 John D. Downing Winchester, MA Raymond, ME Manville, RI
William Bergen, D.O. Ira M. Stockwell, D.O. Internal Medicine; University of Doctors for Maine’s Future Emergency Medicine; Creighton/
Robert R. Brown, D.O. Massachusetts, Chan Medical Scholarship* 2018-2022 Valleywise Health Medical Center,
2010 Brian Brock, D.O.
School, Worcester, MA William F. Bergen, D.O., Endowed Phoenix, AZ
1993 Charles DiPerri, D.O. Stephen C. Shannon, D.O. ’86, M.P.H.
Scholarship 2020-2022
1994 Hadley Hoyt, D.O. 2011 Edward M. Friedman, D.O. Raksha Adhikari◊ Family Medicine; Maine- Dartmouth Daniel Auger+
Kathmandu, Nepal Family Medicine, Augusta, ME Nashua, NH
1995 Arthur J. VanDerburgh, D.O. 2012 Sandra Featherman, Ph.D. Internal Medicine; Morristown Orthopedic Surgery; OhioHealth
1996 Andrew M. Longley Sr., D.O. 2013 John B. Crosby, J.D. Medical Center, Morristown, NJ Melissa Francisca Allahua Doctors Hospital, Columbus, OH
David R. Manyan, Ph.D. Somerset, MA
1997 Wilber V. Cole, D.O. Amaar Syed Ahmad Pediatrics; University of David Frederic Bach*^◊
2014 James M. Norton, Ph.D. Moorestown, NJ Massachusetts, Chan Medical Florence, MA
1998 Sarah Simpson, D.O.
Bruce P. Bates, D.O. Internal Medicine; St. Michaels School, Worcester, MA Internal Medicine; ChristianaCare,
Edyth Craig, D.O.
Medical Center, Newark, NJ Newark, DE
2015 Boyd R. Buser, D.O.
1999 Martyn E. Richardson, D.O. Dannielle Lynn Allen*
Erik N. Steele, D.O. ’87, FAAFP
Humza Ahmed Harpswell, ME Harrison Pierre Bai
2000 M. Carman Pettapiece, D.O.
2016 John V. Chang, D.O. ’84, M.Sc., FACEP, Windsor, CT Emergency Medicine; Chestnut Hill, MA
2001 Jack S. Ketchum, MBA FAAUCM Internal Medicine; HCA Healthcare/ ChristianaCare, Newark, DE Founders Endowed Scholarship
William E. Wyatt, D.O. University of Southern Florida, 2021-2022
2017 Frederic N. Schwartz, D.O., FACOFP
Blake, FL Lauren Arlene Altomare Internal Medicine; Roger Williams
2002 Lawrence E. Bouchard, D.O.
2018 Harold Alfond Sarasota, FL Medical Center, Providence, RI
John G. Goulding, D.O.
Noha Tasnia Ahmed*◊ Emergency Medicine; Lehigh Valley
2019 Kathryne A. Leonard, D.O.
2003 J. Jerry Rodos, D.O. Lexington, MA Health Network, Allentown, PA Hannah Gale Beachwood
Robert T. Leonard Jr., D.O., FAACS,
Obstetrics and Gynecology; Beaverton, OR
2004 Steven I. Weisberger, D.O. ’83 FISHRS
Medstar, Washington, DC Kristofer Glynn Andrén+‡ Emergency Medicine; New York
2005 William A. Seeglitz Sr., D.O. 2020 Charles D. Radis, D.O. Duxbury, MA Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist
Morgan L. Albert Otolaryngology; San Antonio Hospital, Brooklyn, NY
2006 William J. Kirmes, D.O. 2021 Karen J. Nichols, D.O.
Massena, NY Military Medical Center, San
2007 Gene Yonuschot, Ph.D. Pediatrics; University of Rochester, Antonio, TX Annie M. Beauregard
Galisano Children’s Hospital, Farmington, NH
2008 J. Chase Rand, D.O.
Rochester, NY Doctors for Maine’s Future
Scholarship* 2018-2022
Internal Medicine; Portsmouth
Regional Hospital, Portsmouth, NHRachael L. Bednarz-Medeiros+ Courtney Leigh Brann◊ Cerise Justine Carey^ Cindy Chu Ishbel Margaret Curry Kristin Marie DeMayo
Acushnet, MA Windsor, ME Queens, NY Monterey, CA Somerset, MA Wilmington, DE
Internal Medicine; Kent Hospital/ Doctors for Maine’s Future Neurology; Stony Brook University Pediatrics; University of Southern Michael McNamara, D.O. ’88 Pediatrics; University of South
Brown University, Warwick, RI Scholarship* 2018-2022 Hospital, Stony Brook, NY California, Children’s Hospital of LA, Scholarship 2019-2020 Florida Morsani College of Medicine,
Family Medicine; Northern Light Los Angeles, CA Tampa, FL
+
Vadim S. Belinschi Eastern Maine Medical Center, Victoria Ashley Caruso Allyson M. Daly
Bronx, NY Bangor, ME Hampton Falls, NH Matthew L. Cloutier Bolton, MA Evan C. Devanny+
Internal Medicine; St. Michael’s Internal Medicine; University of Orono, ME General Surgery; Geisinger Health Concord, NH
Medical Center, Newark, NJ Hillary Pham Bui+ Massachusetts- Baystate Medical Doctors for Maine’s Future System, Wilkes Barre, PA Diagnostic Radiology; Maine
Portsmouth, NH Center, Springfield, MA Scholarship* 2018-2022 Medical Center, Portland, ME
Tirinder Bharaj◊ Anesthesiology; SUNY Upstate Joseph Daniel
Chandler, AZ Kara Marie Button+* Ivy Chippendale Cass*◊ Medical University, Syracuse, NY East Longmeadow, MA Matthew Christopher DiMaria
Internal Medicine; University of New East Syracuse, NY Encinitas, CA Internal Medicine; University of Monroe, CT
Mexico School of Medicine, Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Family Medicine; Maine Dartmouth Ethan G. Collins Massachusetts Chan Medical Internal Medicine; Brown University/
Albuquerque, NM Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship Family Medicine, Augusta, ME Avon, NY School, Worcester, MA Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI
2020-2021 Emergency/Internal Medicine;
Catherine Victoria Bianco General Surgery; Maine Medical Catherine Grace Cattley+*◊ Jefferson Northeast, Philadelphia, PA Karin Darakananda* Shannon L. Donovan+*
Yonkers, NY Center, Portland, ME Cambridge, MA San Francisco, CA Cumberland, ME
Internal Medicine-Pediatrics; Pediatrics; University of Amy L. Courtney^◊ Family Medicine; University of Internal Medicine; Maine Medical
University at Buffalo School of Beatrice Sue Byrne ◊
Massachusetts Chan Medical Woodstock, NY Massachusetts, Chan Medical Center, Portland, ME
Medicine, Buffalo, NY Bedford, VA School, Worcester, MA Internal Medicine; Brown University/ School, Fitchburg, MA
Doctors for Maine’s Future Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI Michael Anthony Doyle
Max R. Blazon Scholarship* 2018-2022 Kerbi Rae Cavanor ◊
Kaitlyn Marie De Stefano Bourne, MA
Concord, NH Family Medicine; Virginia Tech Savage, MN Ashley A. Cronkright◊ Farmingdale, NY Emergency Medicine; Albany
Neurology; Dartmouth-Hitchcock Carilion School of Medicine, Pediatrics; Phoenix Children’s Summerville, SC Emergency Medicine; Maimonides Medical Center, Albany, NY
Medical Center, Lebanon, NH Roanoke, VA Hospital, Phoenix, AZ Prelimary Internal Medicine; West Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
Virginia University/Charleston Area Dori Drakhshandeh
Idan Boussani Sean B. Byrne* Emily D. Certo Medical Center, Charleston, WV James T. DeCourcey+ Buffalo, NY
Staten Island, NY Goffstown, NH Grand Island, NY Canandaigua, NY Internal medicine; Northside
Preliminary Surgery; SUNY Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Pediatrics; University Hospitals Cassidy Tate Cunningham◊ Emergency Medicine; SUNY Upstate Hospital, Lawrenceville, GA
Downstate Medical University, Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship Cleveland Medical Center, Agawam, MA Medical University Hospital,
Brooklyn, NY 2020-2021 Cleveland, OH Emergency Medicine; Emory Syracuse, NY Daniel A. Drimer-Batca
Emergency Medicine; St. Luke’s University School of Medicine, Bat-Yam, Israel
Hospital, Bethlehem, PA Atlanta, GA Psychiatry; University of
Massachusetts- Baystate
Medical Center, Springfield, MAHannah Britton Durant+◊ Dailen M. Folkedahl◊ Abraham J. Halstein+ Devin Hoover Mark Anthony Kassab+ Bethany Michelle Laquidara
Hopkinton, NH Decorah, IA Woodstock, NY Santa Cruz, CA Oakton, Virginia Upton, MA
Internal Medicine-Pediatrics; Maine Family Medicine; Genesis Medical Emergency Medicine; Albany Internal Medicine; Legacy Good Obstetrics and Gynecology; Inova Internal Medicine; Summa Health,
Medical Center, Portland, ME Center, Davenport, IA Medical Center, Albany, NY Samaritan Medical Center, Fairfax Medical Campus, Falls Akron, OH
Portland, OR Church, VA
Ryan Dwosh Jeremy Garneau Bryar Robert Hansen+* Jacob F. Laser
Moorestown, NJ Haverhill, MA West Salem, WI Cathleen Huang Ananna N. Kazi Orange, CT
Anesthesiology; University Internal Medicine; Portsmouth General Surgery; St. Elizabeth’s Winchester, MA Bronx, NY Neurology; Geisinger Medical
of Vermont Medical Center, Regional Hospital, Portsmouth, NH Medical Center, Boston, MA Preliminary Surgery; St. Elizabeth Internal Medicine; Montefiore Center, Danville, PA
Burlington, VT Medical Center, Boston, MA Medical Center, Bronx, NY
Yasmin Ghandehari ^◊ Carl Richard Hanson + Janet E. Lavrich+
Elisabeth W. Ekman Toronto, Ontario, Canada Hampden, ME Sheila W. Ip Sarosh Khan Mooresville, NC
Rockport, MA Internal Medicine; University at Earl R. Freeman, Jr., D.O., Scholarship Wellesley, MA Farmington, CT General Surgery; Sky Ridge Medical
Pediatrics; University of Connecticut Buffalo School Of Medicine, Fund 2019-2020 Pediatrics; Dartmouth-Hitchcock Psychiatry; Boston University/ Center, Lone Tree, CO
School of Medicine, Hartford, CT Buffalo, NY General Surgery; Berkshire Medical Medical Center, Lebanon, NH Boston Medical Center, Boston MA
Center, Pittsfield, MA Monika Lewkowicz
Fides Angeli Elamparo* ◊
Erisa Gjinaj Sujaay Hari Jagannathan◊ Matthew John Kilroe‡ Enfield, CT
Columbia, SC Westchester, NY Abigail Margaret Hatch* Brampton, Ontario, Canada Franklin, MA Internal Medicine; University of
Deane Kenny Stryker Endowed Family Medicine; Eastern Connecticut Wilbraham, MA Neurology; Sparrow Hospital, Emergency Medicine; Darnall Army Connecticut School of Medicine,
Scholarship 2020-2021 Health Network, Manchester, CT Obstetrics and Gynecology; Lansing, MI Medical Center, Fort Hood, TX Farmington, CT
Patricia A. Kelley Endowed University at Buffalo School of
Scholarship 2021-2022 Matthew David Gott+* Medicine, Buffalo, NY Mark Jens* Jennifer L. Kirsch Jenny Liang
Family Medicine; Montefiore Milford, NH Groton, CT Penfield, NY Brooklyn, NY
Medical Center, Bronx, NY Internal Medicine; University of Sara Heard Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Dr. Neurology; Maine Medical Center, Internal Medicine; Jefferson Health
Connecticut School of Medicine, Brookline, NH Lawrence Newth Fellowship Portland, ME Northeast, Philadelphia, PA
Grace C. Ewing ◊
Farmington, CT Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; 2020-2021
Woodbridge, CT University of Colorado, Denver, CO Family Medicine; University of Laura O. Knapik* Sean Steven Lombard+
Preliminary Internal Medicine; Evangeline Clara Green+◊ Vermont Champlain Valley Northbridge, MA Dover, NH
University of Connecticut School San Jose, CA Doug Herrett‡ Physicians Hospital, Plattsburgh, NY Obstetrics and Gynecology; Maine Family Medicine; Maine-Dartmouth
of Medicine, Farmington, CT Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Defiance, OH Medical Center, Portland, ME Family Medicine, Augusta, ME
Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship Pediatrics; Madigan Army Medical William Andrew Karalis
Cassandra Marie Farrell 2020-2021 Center, Tacoma, WA Rehoboth, MA Hillary Sage Landsman Vincent Joseph Martello*
Kirkwood, NY Internal Medicine; University Emergency Medicine; University of Woodbury, NY Middle Village, NY
Family Medicine; St. Joseph’s of Nebraska Medical Center, Connecticut School of Medicine, Psychiatry; Mount Sinai General Surgery; Nuvance
Hospital/SUNY Health Science Omaha, NE Farmington, CT Morningside-West, New York, NY Health-Vassar Brothers Medical
Center, Syracuse, NY Center, Poughkeepsie, NYMatthew M. Mashayekhi* Matthew Mark Mizzoni Thomas W. Noll Roshan Dipak Patel Samantha T. Pendleton*^ Karissa M. Rajagopal*◊
Ellington, CT Littleton, MA Enfield, CT Waltham, MA Indianapolis, IN Cincinnati, OH
Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Pediatrics; Central Michigan Pediatrics; Albany Medical Center, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; Combined Internal Medicine- Louis Leite, D.O., and Kelly Leite, D.O.,
Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship University School of Medicine, Albany, NY Stony Brook Teaching Hospital, Pediatrics; Baystate Medical Scholarship 2019-2020
2020-2021 Saginaw, MI Stony Brook, NY Center, Springfield, MA COM Class of 1988 Endowed
Neurology; University of Connecticut Mark David Oliver Memorial Scholarship 2021-2022
School of Medicine, Farmington, CT Alexandra Moran Winchester, MA Rutvi Patel Valerie Jean Pendleton*◊ Obstetrics and Gynecology; Cooper
Chelmsford, MA Pathology; University of Wisconsin, Burlington, MA Dayton, ME University Hospital, Camden, NJ
Anna Parkhurst McLean*◊ Internal Medicine; Sky Ridge Medical Madison, WI Child Neurology; Montefiore Medical Robert J. Harrisburg/Bosal Foam
Gilford, NH Center, Lone Tree, CO Center/Albert Einstein, Bronx, NY Scholarship 2019-2020 Rohan Prakash Rau+
Combined Psychiatry/Child Thomas P. Oram* Roswell P. Bates, D.O., Endowed Hingham, MA
Psychiatry; Maine Medical Center, Ramasamy Muthuraman Marlborough, MA Shama Patel Scholarship 2020-2022 Internal Medicine; Albert Einstein
Portland, ME Piscataway, NJ Psychiatry; Baystate Medical Center, Pembroke, MA General Surgery/Rural Track; Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA
Springfield, MA Neurology; Medical College of University of North Dakota School
Wilson Mei*◊ Alay P. Nanavati Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI of Medicine, Grand Forks, ND Aashar Raza
+
Elmhurst, NY Medfield, MA Nicole Frances Parentela * Shrewsbury, MA
Pediatrics; University of Internal Medicine; Roger Williams Southwick, MA Vandan Patel Benjamin Ambrose Peterson+ Internal Medicine; Berkshire Medical
Rochester/Strong Memorial Medical Center, Providence, RI Pediatrics; University of North Wallingford, CT Westborough, MA Center, Pittsfield, MA
Hospital, Rochester, NY Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC Dermatology; Palisades Medical Pediatrics; Wake Forest Baptist
Aastha Narula Center, North Bergen, NJ Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC Ellen Marie Reidy
Lindsay B. Mello Pittsburgh, PA Bora Park+◊ Vinalhaven, ME
Fall River, MA Newington, CT Olivia Plato Patsos*^◊ Samuel M. Pettit Doctors for Maine’s Future
Emergency Medicine; University of David Joseph Nicholas Family Medicine; WellSpan Health Concord, MA La Grande, OR Scholarship* 2018-2022
Connecticut School of Medicine, Johnson City, NY York Hospital, York, PA Family Medicine; NewYork- Internal Medicine-Geriatrics; Maine Family Medicine; Concord Hospital,
Farmington, CT Preliminary Surgery; Baystate Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia Medical Center, Portland, ME Concord NH
Medical Center, Springfield, MA Darshit J. Patel University Medical Center,
Lindsey T. Millen◊ Methuen, MA New York, NY Katie J. Polakowski Morgan Christine Reynolds+*‡
Las Vegas, NV Christian D. Noblett Essex Junction, VT Rochester, NY
Obstetrics and Gynecology; North Grafton, MA Jai Patel Jesse Myrick Peery◊ Family Medicine; Concord Hospital, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation;
St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, CT Internal Medicine; Thomas Taunton, MA Salt Lake City, UT Concord, NH Walter Reed National Military
Jefferson University/ Diagnostic Radiology; Albany Family Medicine; Eastern Connecticut Medical Center, Washington, DC
Carl John Minnerath ChristianaCare, Newark, DE Medical Center, Albany, NY Health Network- Manchester Matthew D. Postolowski+
Sartell, MN Memorial, Manchester, CT Columbus, OH
William B. Strong, D.O., Memorial Riddhi B. Patel Neurology; Baylor College of
Endowed Scholarship 2020-2021 New City, NY Medicine, Houston, TX
Internal Medicine; Summa Health, Psychiatry; Stony Brook Eastern
Akron, OH Long Island Hospital, Greenport, NYColby Patrick Rondeau Rushi Dhilan Shah Courtney Madelon Stern◊ Hope Patricia Turner◊ Madeleine Whitaker Craig Vincent Yanuszeski
Goffstown, NH Rocky Hill, CT Taunton, MA South Glastonbury, CT Hollis, NH Lake Orion, MI
Obstetrics and Gynecology; Transitional Year; Inspira Health Pediatrics; University of Connecticut Family Medicine; Rowan University Family Medicine; University of Internal Medicine; Abrazo Health
Maimonides Medical Center, Network, Mullica Hill, NJ School of Medicine, Hartford, CT School of Medicine, Stratford, NJ Massachusetts Chan Medical Network, Glendale, AZ
Brooklyn, NY School, Barre, MA
Frederique Ana Sirois Steven Albin Suchacz Varun Krishna Vadlapatla Indigo Deme Yeager+*
Joanna M. Sajdlowska^◊ Saco, ME Glocester, RI Lawrence, MA Caleb Michael Winn ‡
Sugar Camp, WI
New York, NY Doctors for Maine’s Future Family Medicine; University of Arundel, ME Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
Toon and Linda Lee Family Scholarship* 2018-2022 Patrick Vincent Taggart Massachusetts Chan Medical Family Medicine; Carl R. (NDD); Indiana University School
Scholarship Fund 2019-2020 Pediatrics; University of Connecticut New City, NY School, Fitchburg, MA Darnall Army Medical Center, of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN
General Surgery; St. Joseph School of Medicine, Hartford, CT Integrated Interventional Radiology; Fort Hood, TX
University Medical Center, University of Arizona College of Jacob Van Vorst Shannon S. Yoo^◊
+
Paterson, NJ Lester Sit Medicine, Phoenix, AZ Burnt Hills, NY Maitland Blue Wiren ◊
Portland, OR
Petaluma, CA Diagnostic Radiology; Norwalk Park City, UT
Nityasri P. Sankar+ Internal Medicine; Maine Medical Emily Jill Tamimie+◊ Hospital, Norwalk, CT Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation;
Boxborough, MA Center, Portland, ME Nunda, NY Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Family Medicine; Brown University/ Family Medicine; Concord Hospital, Kassidy Renee Veasaw+
Kent Hospital, Pawtucket, RI Matthew Adam Slitzky Concord, NH Owego, NY Jenna Wozer*
Longmeadow, MA Internal medicine; Westchester Buffalo, NY
Katherine Anne Seibel ◊
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Caoxin Tang◊ Medical Center, Valhalla, NY Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and
Damariscotta, ME Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, Chengdu, China Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship
Emergency Medicine; University of White Plains, NY Emergency Medicine; Tower Health/ ToQuynh Thuy Vu 2020-2021
Connecticut School of Medicine, Reading Hospital, West Reading, PA Shrewsbury, MA Psychiatry; Maine Medical Center,
Farmington, CT Andrew J. Smith-Freedman Physical Medicine and Portland, ME
Natick, MA Madison Tippetts◊ Rehabilitation; Penn State,
Matthew C. Senno◊ Family Medicine; Maine-Dartmouth Logan, UT Hershey, PA Lyman Wu
Cumberland, RI Family Medicine, Augusta, ME Ellicott City, MD
Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and Brandon Justin Toll* Jackson Riley Waldrip Dr. Mason Allen Scholarship and FOOTNOTE
+
Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship Ana Patricia Soares de Pina Havertown, PA Andover, KS Dr. Lawrence Newth Fellowship Member of Sigma Sigma Phi
recognized by maroon and bright
2020-2021 Little Compton, RI Diagnostic Radiology; Hartford 2020-2021 gold cords
Emergency Medicine; Baystate Ashley C. Tracy Hospital, Hartford, CT Pediatrics; Albany Medical Center, * Gold Humanism Honor Society
Medical Center, Springfield, MA Brett Evan Stark+‡ Peachtree City, GA Albany, NY recognized by gold cords
Columbia, MD Emergency Medicine; Baystate ^ Interprofessional Honors Distinction
recognized by orange and blue cords
Transitional Year; Naval Medical Medical Center, Springfield, MA ◊
UP Scholar Honors Distinction
C
Center, Portsmouth, VA recognized by green, blue and
white cords
‡
tudents currently serving in the U.S.
S
military and veterans recognized by
red, white and blue cordsCOLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE James and Susan Tracy Charitable Foundation
The Kaminsky Family Foundation
James M. Tracy, D.O. ’84, and Susan R. Tracy
John P. Tumiel, HA ’14
SCHOLARSHIP DONORS Robert Kyle, D.O. ’97, and Kathryn Kyle Marianne C. San Antonio, D.O. ’05,
Louis P. Leite, D.O. ’89, and Kelly R. Leite, D.O. ’89 and Michael T. Vest, D.O. ’01
Melissa L. McLane, D.O. ’98 E. Russell Young, D.O. ’85
VISIONARY SOCIETY James Brady
Patricia J. Phillips, D.O. ’85
$1 MILLION+ Lisa Smith DeFalco, D.O. ’98,
Southern Maine Osteopathic Group
Harold Alfond Foundation and Robert A. DeFalco Jr., D.O. ’98 FOUNDER SOCIETY
Diane Collins Field, WC ’81, ’85 and Sumner Field, III Samuel M. DiCapua, D.O. ’88 $1,000 - $2,499
Doctors for Maine’s Future Scholarship Elmina B. Sewall Foundation TRUSTEE SOCIETY Anonymous (2)
Arthur P. Girard, HA ’17, and Frances M. Girard Edward M. Friedman, D.O., and Carole J. Friedman $2,500 - $4,999 James M. Andrews, D.O. ’99
Paul M. Gagnon, D.O. ’87 Anonymous (2) Robert Bach ’94, D.O., and Debra Bach, Ph.D.
Mark L. Haley John V. Chang, D.O. ’84, M.Sc., FACEP, FAAUCM, Bank of America Charitable Fund
AMBASSADOR SOCIETY Kathleen A. Harper, D.O. ’87 and Jean A. Chang Dennis C. Blackburn, D.O. ’93
$100,000 - $999,999
W. Hadley Hoyt III, D.O. John M. Corsi, D.O. ’84, and Cheryl Corsi P’ 25 Blank Family Fund
David L. Anderson, Ph.D. Jack Fireman, D.O., Scholarship Fund David and Dorie Barber Family Fund Craig S. Boisvert, D.O. ’82
Davis Family Foundation of the RI Foundation Donald D. Diverio Jr., D.O. ’89 Myra Thivierge and Jeffrey A. Bonney P ’14
Charles W. Ford, Ph.D. Michael D. McNamara, D.O. ’88 Thomas S. Flach, D.O. ’89 Bosal Foam & Fiber
Brenda C. Garrand and David Pierson Medical Mutual Insurance Company of Maine James E. Fluet, D.O. ’85 Barbara C. Brazis, D.O. ’91, and Patricia A. Eberle
James D. Herbert, Ph.D., and Lynn Brandsma, Ph.D. Edgar A. Pimentel, D.O. ’91 Eric Freiberger, D.O. Peter J. Buckley, D.O. ’96
Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation Ingrid Schmedtje, D.O. ’88 Elizabeth M. Havu John B. Caramagna, D.O. ’96
George M. Locarno SFC ’70 Daniel J. Sheps, D.O. ’88, CSW Patricia A. Kelley, M.S. Moya P. Chew-Lai P ’19
Eileen L. Wyatt Sondra Smith Philip B. LaPlante, D.O. ’12 David Ciraulo, D.O., M.P.H. ’88, P ’21,
SMRT Architects Eric T. Lubiner, D.O. ’94, and Jill Lubiner and Sandra C. Ciraulo P ’21
Anne L. Tilley, D.O. ’99 Michael McNamara, D.O. ’88 Autumn Clark, D.O. ’02, and Willis Hoyt IV, D.O. ’02
LEADER SOCIETY
UNE COM Student Government Julie Foley Miller, D.O. ’86 Jason E. Cohen, D.O. ’03
$50,000 - $99,999
Mark Morris, D.O. ’02 Brian C. Collins, D.O. ’85
Jane Carreiro, D.O. ’88
Joshua Morrison, D.O. ’09 Mathew J. Cosenza, D.O. ’94
Estate of Kenneth M. Hills CHAIRMAN SOCIETY
Charles E. O’Brien Jr., D.O. ’86 William J. Cove, D.O. ’82, and Virginia A. DeFede-Cove
Daniel and Alison McCormack $5,000 - $9,999
Nicole Pasquarello and George J. Pasquarello III, D.O. ’93 Richard J. DeCarolis, D.O. ’90
Jeffrey L. Mikutis, D.O. ’83, and Susan B. Mikutis Susann Salansky Apgar, D.O. ’91
Curtis W. Penney, D.O. ’93 Karlin A. DeFeo P ’05,
Bruce P. Bates, D.O., and Charlotte K. Bates
and Guy A. DeFeo, D.O. ’88, P ’15, M.S. ’16
Sarah E. Prescott, D.O. ’89, P ’21,
David W. Dickison, D.O. ’82, M.P.H.
BENEFACTOR SOCIETY and Andrew H. Beauregard, P ’21 Maura E. DeJoseph, D.O. ’03
Sharon L. Dorman, D.O. ’92
$10,000 - $49,999 J. Chase Rand, D.O., CMD, and Judith Rand Kimberly Corneal D’Eramo, D.O. ’02
Karl Felber, D.O. ’88
Anonymous (1) Matthew P. Raymond, D.O. ’95 Christy L. Dibble, D.O. ’92
Steven E. Fern, D.O. ’89
David and Dorie Barber Eric L. Schneider, D.O. ’03, and Therese M. Schneider Robert G. Dinwoodie, D.O. ’86
Stephen R. Gorman, D.O. ’00
Stephanie M. Bien, D.O. ’88 The Lockrow Fund Lauri Fairbanks Doane, D.O. ’93
Beatriz Torrado-Ridgley, D.O. ’94 Barbara and Dale H. Dohner, P ’98Datcha T. Dorvil, D.O. ’08 Kathleen G. Reichard, D.M.D. ’93 OSTEOPATHIC OATH
Drs. Betsy and Glenn Richard Fund of Schwab Charitable Renaissance Charitable Foundation
David R. Duval, D.O. ’87 Katherine M. Riggert, D.O. ’04 I do hereby affirm my loyalty to the profession I am about to enter. I will be mindful always of my great responsibility
Amy Schafer Erickson, D.O. ’00 Christopher D. Rogers, D.O. ’85 to preserve the health and life of my patients, to retain their confidence and respect both as a physician and a
Lucille Folino, D.O. ’85, and Mark Yacyk, D.O. ’87 Darren C. Rosenberg, D.O. ’95 friend who will guard their secrets with scrupulous honor and fidelity, to perform faithfully my professional
Regen Gallagher ’95, D.O. ’99, Benjamin L. Russell, D.O. ’85 duties, to employ only those recognized methods of treatment consistent with good judgment and with my
and Shawn L. Laferriere ’95, D.O. ’99 James B. Ryan, D.O. ’82* skill and ability, keeping in mind always nature’s laws and the body’s inherent capacity for recovery.
Ana P. Gomes, D.O. ’94, and Thaddeus M. Aversa, D.O. ’94 Sarah Tolford Selby, D.O. ’09 I will be ever vigilant in aiding the general welfare of the community, sustaining its laws and institutions, not
Kristen Michalopoulos Haddon, D.O. ’07, Brian T. Shea, D.O. ’94 engaging in those practices which will in any way bring shame or discredit upon myself or my profession. I will
and Benjamin Haddon
M. Jane and Terrance J. Sheehan, M.D. give no drugs for deadly purposes to any person, though it be asked of me.
Peter O. Haughie, D.O. ’02
Gretchen M. Sibley, D.O. ’94
I will endeavor to work in accord with my colleagues in a spirit of progressive cooperation and never by word
Edmund H. Hornstein, D.O. ’87
Small Craft Advisory Fund of the Gulf Coast Community
or act cast imputations upon them or their rightful practices.
Charles F. Kava, D.O. ’83 Foundation
Dr. Robert D. Kelly Melinda Y. Small, Ph.D. I will look with respect and esteem upon all those who have taught me my art. To my college I will be loyal and
Jacklyn D. Kiefer, D.O. ’06 David O. Sussman, D.O. ’85 strive always for its best interests and for the interests of the students who will come after me.
Craig B. Kushnir ’00, D.O. The Mindy Carter and Ron Ashkenasy Charitable Fund I will be ever alert to further the application of basic biologic truths to the healing arts and to develop the
Joseph M. Leahy Jr., D.O. ’92, and Kathleen Correia Keith M. Tobin, D.O. ’89 principles of osteopathy, which were first enunciated by Andrew Taylor Still.
Leahy, D.O. ’92
Peter A. Vellis, D.O. ’86
In the presence of this gathering, I bind myself to my oath.
Anne Jones, D.O., and Thomas A. Leeson, D.O. ’05
Rhonda A. Wallace, D.O. ’97, and
Kathryne A. Leonard, D.O. ’86, William Curtis Wallace, D.O. ’97
and Robert T. Leonard Jr., D.O. ’86
Steven I. Weisberger, D.O. ’83, and Teri Weisberger P ’18
Howard D. Lipkin, D.O. ’86
Frank H. Willard, Ph.D.
Charles W. Lowney, D.O.
Guy P. Williams, D.O. ’84
Jane A. Lyons, D.O. ’91, and John R. Macatee, D.O. ’91
Barbara J. Winterson, Ph.D., and Stephen C. Shannon,
Maine Osteopathic Association D.O. ’86, M.P.H.
Robert E. Malaney
Matulis Family Fund
Michael McCarten, D.O. ’83
Erica I. Miller, D.O. ’04
Albert M. Mitchell Jr., D.O. ’84*
Paul and Cheryl Morrow P ’23
*deceased
Mary L. Brawn, D.O. ’87, and Thomas R. Noethlich, D.O. ’87
Nicholas J. Palermo, D.O., PC The University’s fiscal year runs from June 1 through May 31. Please
note that qualifying gifts received on or after April 15, 2022, may not
Loraine Paradis, D.O. ’87 be included in this listing. While every effort is made to ensure
David W. Paul, D.O. ’98 accuracy in compiling this list of donors, errors or omissions may
have occurred. If you feel this is the case, please contact Michael
Paul F. Racicot, M.D., and Margo Racicot Manning in the Office of Institutional Advancement at (207)
Eleanor J. Reichard 221-4374 or mmanning6@une.edu.BOARD OF TRUSTEES SENIOR ADMINISTRATION
OFFICERS TRUSTEES EMERITI James D. Herbert, Ph.D.
Dan McCormack, MBA, Chair Vincent E. Furey Jr. President
Regen Gallagher ’95, D.O. ’99, MBA, Vice-Chair Robert McAfee, M.D. Karen T. Pardue, Ph.D., M.S., RN, CNE, ANEF. Nicole Trufant, CPA
Diane Collins Field ’81, ’85, Treasurer Provost Senior Vice President of Finance and Administration
David Barber, Secretary
MEMBERS
VICE PRESIDENTS COLLEGE DEANS
David L. Anderson, Ph.D.
Louise Bowditch, J.D., M.A. Ellen G. Beaulieu, Ed.D., M.P.H. Jane E. Carreiro, D.O.
Jim Brady Vice President for Strategy and Communications Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ralph de Chabert ’69, M.A.T., M.H.R.O.D., Ed.D. and Vice President for Health Affairs
Calen B. Colby, PE Jennifer I. DeBurro, M.Ed.
Brenda Garrand, M.A. Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Nicole Kimmes, D.D.S.
Jean Ginn Marvin, M.A. Interim Dean of the College of Dental Medicine
Alicia Fereday, MBA
Fran Girard
Vice President for Institutional Advancement Sally McCormack Tutt, PT, D.P.T., M.P.H., Ed.D
Mark Haley, J.D.
Interim Dean of the Westbrook College of Health
Katherine Heer ’90, D.M.D. Anouar Majid, Ph.D.
Professions
James D. Herbert, Ph.D., President (ex-officio) Vice President for Global Affairs
Mason “Skip” Irving III, MBA Jonathan Millen, Ph.D.
Brock Johndro, Student Trustee Scott E. Steinberg, MBA
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Marge Kilkelly, M.S Vice President of University Admissions
Story Landis, Ph.D. Beth Taylor-Nolan, Ed.D.
Alan Thibeault
George M. Locarno ’70, LL.M., CPA, J.D. Dean of the College of Professional Studies
Vice President for University Operations
Mark Malone, CCIM
Julie Mostov, Ph.D. John Tumiel, M.A. OTR/L
Kaitlyn Quirk, Student Trustee Vice President for Board Relations
Ford S. Reiche, J.D. and Senior Advisor to the President
Justin H. Schair, MBA
Stephen C. Shannon, D.O., M.P.H.
Kinna Thakarar, D.O., M.P.H.
Cheri Walker, CPA
Krystal Willliams, J.D., MBACO LLEG E O F O STE OPATHIC ME DIC INE
G RA DUATI ON C E RE MONYYou can also read
