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June 2018
Spring Commencement 2018
On Thursday, May 24, graduates saw their perseverance and sacrifices pay off as they received their diplomas at the 114th commencement ceremonies, held at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia. This was the largest graduation class in the University's history, with 356 graduates, seventy five percent of which are female. This year was also the first Occupational Therapy Doctorate program included in Graduation.

Prospective Students Participate in University's ALE

Ten prospective Audiology students from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland arrived on the Elkins Park campus on Thursday, June 7 for a tour and exploration of the  University's Audiology program  during the second annual Audiology Learning Experience (ALE). The academic and career-related two-day session created by the University's Office of Admissions gives prospective students an in-depth look at the Audiology profession.
 
AAPA Challenge Bowl and 2018 Conference

New Orleans, La., may be known for its parties and celebrations but a team of five from the University's Physician Assistant (PA) program were not there to party; they were there to compete nationally with other PA students across the country in the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) Challenge Bowl, during the AAPA conference held May 18 - 23.

The Salus University Alumni Association hosted their annual Open House at the Franklin Institute on June 10. 

Susan Oleszewski, OD '76, MA, FAAO received the Special Recognition Award and the Association welcomed new members to the board. Following the event program, attendees enjoyed time exploring the museum. 

Special thanks to our generous sponsors: 

Certified Financial Services
Fuel Medical Group
Gulden Ophthalmics Inc.
Marco Ophthalmic, Inc.
e3 Midlantic Technologies Group
Oticon, Inc.



Share Your #Salus100Stories

Christin DeMoss, OD '17 shares her #Salus100Story

"There was a patient I had who was diagnosed with macular degeneration. She described that one of her goals was to be able to play the clarinet and read music, but she had always been told there was nothing that could be done. I told her to give us a chance and I'm proud to say that we were able to work together to make a spectacle mounted telescope for her so she could see the sheet music. It worked perfectly and she was so happy - moments like that are really unforgettable."

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