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Dear Alumni, Staff and Friends,

I am elated you are here for our second annual One Loma Linda Homecoming! We so enjoyed our time together last year and I am thrilled to see this dream becoming a tradition.

We have a very special schedule for Homecoming this year. Beginning on Thursday, you will find numerous continuing education opportunities. Friday, you will be able to take a construction tour to see the progress on the new hospital towers, and then Friday evening we have an exceptional vespers planned, featuring stories of unsung heroes, in the Loma Linda University Church. On Sabbath morning, join us in the Drayson Center for a parade of nations, a sermon from Pastor Randy Roberts and a haystack lunch in the big tent. The Mission Vespers at 4 p.m. will feature global and mission service through personal stories. The evening promises to be amazing as the Homecoming Concert will feature alumni and student talent, culminating with a special performance by Kevin K.O. Olusola from Pentatonix. The weekend will end with a 5k run, a pickleball tournament and a pancake feed.

Let us share in fellowship that spans generations, disciplines, cultures and faiths. Together we are stronger; together we advance the future of health care. My hope is you will enjoy the events we have planned for our second annual One Loma Linda Homecoming and you will leave refreshed from gathering with your Loma Linda University family.

Enjoy the weekend. Enjoy your time back In This Very Place.

Cordially,

Richard Hart, MD, DrPHPresidentLoma Linda University Health

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table of contentsSchedule at a Glance ........................................................................... 2-3

Homecoming Highlights ....................................................................... 4-5

Sabbath Programming ......................................................................... 6-7

School of Allied Health Professions ......................................................8

School of Behavioral Health ...................................................................9

School of Dentistry .................................................................................10

School of Medicine ................................................................................11

School of Nursing ...................................................................................12

School of Pharmacy ...............................................................................13

School of Public Health .........................................................................14

School of Religion ...................................................................................15

Continuing Education Courses ....................................................... 16-19

Resources .......................................................................................... 20-32

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schedule at a glanceEvent Time Location

Monday-Wednesday | February 26-28

International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Drayson Center

Thursday | March 1

Whole Notes Conference: Bridge the Gap – Clinical Communication 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Drayson Center

All School Research Poster Presentations 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Drayson Center

Friday | March 2

Hospital Construction Tours 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Meet at Centennial Complex shuttle stop. Two tours at a time; shuttle runs every 30 minutes.

Vespers Featuring Kimo Smith, Organist, and Stories of Unsung Heroes 7 p.m. Loma Linda University Church

homecoming concertSaturday, March 37 p.m.

Drayson Center Auditorium

Featuring some of Loma Linda University Health’s Finest Alumni and Student Talent.

Guest ArtistKevin K.O. Olusola from Pentatonix


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Sabbath | March 3

Prayer Walk 7:30 a.m. Mission Globe

Sabbath School/Parade of Flags 9 a.m. Drayson Center

Church Service 10:30 a.m. Drayson Center

Homecoming Haystacks 12 p.m. Tent – Drayson Center Field

Mission Vespers 4 p.m. Loma Linda University Church

Homecoming Concert 7 p.m. Drayson Center

Life on the Line Screening of “San Bernardino Strong.” Q & A Session with Julie Paez, Producer and Dr.

Michael Kiemeney, MD.

Following the Homecoming Concert Drayson Center

Sunday | March 4

5K Fun Run/Walk 8 a.m. Drayson Center

Pancake Feed 9-11 a.m. Tent – Drayson Center Field

Pickleball Tournament 9 a.m. Drayson Center Pickleball Courts

Schedule is subject to change. Please visit our website llu.edu/homecoming

for the most up-to-date information regarding accommodations, scheduling and weekend events.


Continuing EducationYou will find numerous opportunities to obtain continuing education credits. Thursday, March 1, is a full day of interdisciplinary topics. For sessions specific to your degree or school, please check the school section.

International Congress on Vegetarian NutritionThe 7th International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition (7ICVN) will be held on the campus of Loma Linda University in Southern California, from February 26 to 28, 2018. Since 1987, the congress has been held only every five years and is the premier scientific conference on the health effects of plant-based diets. It brings together international scientists, physicians, nutritionists, dietitians and other health professionals to showcase the latest advances from basic science, epidemiology and clinical trials in vegetarian nutrition. The theme for the 7th Congress is Plant-foods for the Health of People, Populations and the Planet. The format of the congress includes plenary lectures, panel discussions and oral and poster abstract presentations.

Hospital Construction ToursOn Friday, March 2, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., join tour guides as they take you to an overlook where you can view the current construction and provide updated information on Vision 2020.

Meet at the Centennial Complex for a shuttle to the site. Shuttles run every 30 minutes (two tours at a time).

Spiritual ProgrammingSteeped in Loma Linda University Health’s rich history is the mission to continue the teaching and healing ministry of Jesus Christ. Our spiritual programming for the weekend will focus on this mission. Plan now to attend these special opportunities — these reminders of why we do what we do every day.

Friday evening, join us for vespers in the Loma Linda University Church. Starting at 7 p.m., with an organ concert by Kimo Smith, followed by amazing stories of Unsung Alumni Heroes featuring – Yoshinobu Namihira, MD, FACG, “The Doctor on Crutches”, Dilip Joseph, MD, MPH, “Taken By The Taliban: A Doctor’s Story Of Captivity and Rescue”, and Mary Ann and Sophia Wells “Courage to Care.” Special people who have changed lives and communities close to home and around the world.

Sabbath, March 3, begins with a prayer walk. Together, we will have an opportunity to reflect on our history and pray for the future of our campus, our students and the lives of those we serve every day. Our Sabbath services will take place in the Drayson Center. Starting with the Parade of Nations ceremony, you will be reminded of the courage of our alumni and moved by the commitment of current students to go into the world and live our mission. You will also enjoy great music from the LLU church orchestra and a sermon by Randy Roberts.

Following afternoon reunions, please join us once more at the University Church for the annual mission vespers.

Homecoming HaystacksIf you missed this last year, you’re going to want to be part of the biggest haystack feed ever! Last year we fed 1,600 people in 30 minutes! So, now, imagine tables laden with corn chips, mounds of lettuce, buckets of beans, stacks of cheese, piles of olives, bowls of salsa, sour cream, ranch dressing, guacamole and more!

Best of all? You can layer your ingredients in the proper order (everyone has their own idea of what that might be). Join us for the food – stay for the fellowship and fun!

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Homecoming ConcertWe will be featuring some of our highly talented alumni from across all schools. Highlighting the evening will be Kevin K.O. Olusola. Kevin K.O. Olusola is best known as the beat boxer of the Grammy-winning vocal quintet Pentatonix. The three-time Grammy Award-winning and multi-platinum-selling group has sold more than 6.5 million albums and performed for hundreds of thousands of fans at sold-out shows across the globe. Their YouTube channel boasts more than 13.8 million subscribers, yielding over 2.7 billion video views and their 2015 self-titled album has been certified gold after debuting #1 on Billboard’s 200.

Kevin K.O. Olusola grew up in the small town of Owensboro, Kentucky. At an early age, Kevin K.O. Olusola began learning piano, cello and saxophone. He performed at Carnegie Hall twice as a soloist on the cello and saxophone and has appeared on NPR’s From The Top. Kevin K.O. Olusola graduated from Yale University. On March 10, 2015, Kevin K.O. Olusola released his first solo album, The Renegade EP courtesy of RCA Records. The album debuted number one on Billboard Traditional Classical and Classical Crossover charts, in addition to staying number one on iTunes classical albums for weeks as it featured classically re-imagined versions of popular songs like “All of Me,” “Stay With Me” and “Heart Attack,” as well as Kevin K.O. Olusola’s original composition “Renegade.”

Sunday MorningWe have got something for everyone Sunday morning. Kicking it off is the 5K Fun Run/Walk. Not a runner, how about pickleball? We are organizing the first Homecoming pickleball tournament or if you would like to hit the links, bring your clubs and be part of the Homecoming golf tournament. Or do you just want breakfast? We are cooking up pancakes for everyone under the big top!

For more information, please contact Eileen Rangel at [email protected].

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Friday, March 2 Vespers | 7 p.m.

Prayer Ronald Carter, GS ’77 Provost, Loma Linda University

Welcome Richard Hart, SM ’70, SPH ‘70 President, Loma Linda University Health

Organ Concert Kimo Smith, DMA, MM, BM

Unsung Heroes

Yoshinobu Namihira, SM ’80 The Gift of Tenacity “Amazing Grace” Mieko Namihira

Steve, Mary Ann (former Loma Linda University Medical Center Staff) and Sophia Wells The Gift of Family

Dilip Joseph, SPH ’00 The Gift of Courage

Closing Prayer Helen Staples-Evans, SN ’84, SN ’14 CNO, Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital

Richard Hart, SM ’70, SPH ‘70 Jayakaran ‘Jake’ Job, Loma Linda University School of Public Health Faculty - Interviewers

Saturday, March 3 Sabbath School | 9 a.m.

Parade of Flags Trevor Wright, COO, Loma Linda University Health Hospitals “Fanfare and Flourishes” – J. Curnow Loma Linda University Church Brass Conductor - Virgil Nielsen, SM ’80A

Welcome Kerry Heinrich, CEO, Loma Linda University Medical Center

Opening Prayer Robert Handysides, SD ’93 Dean, Loma Linda University School of Dentistry

Special Music Tad Worku Lance Hundley, DPT ‘17

Missions at Loma Linda University Health Nigeria Introduction — Danjuma Daniel, SPH ’13 Emily, SAHP ‘18 and Matt Haus, SAHP ’17, Randell SM ‘82 and Melinda SM ‘82 Skau Dolores and Rollin Bland, SM ‘68 Edgar Drachenberg, Director of Students for International Mission Service

Closing prayer Angela Lalas, Senior Vice President for Finance, Loma Linda University Health

sabbath programming


Church | 10:30 a.m.

Prelude “Nimrod” – E. Elgar Loma Linda University Church Orchestra

Welcome Richard Hart, SM ’70, SPH ‘70 President, Loma Linda University Health

Introduction of Deans and Honor Classes

School of Allied Health Professions Craig Jackson

School of Behavioral Health Beverly Buckles

School of Dentistry Robert Handysides, SD ’93

School of Medicine H. Roger Hadley, SM ’74

School of Nursing Elizabeth Bossert, SN ’77

School of Pharmacy Noreen H. Chan Tompkins

School of Public Health Helen Hopp Marshak

School of Religion Jon Paulien

Opening Prayer Elizabeth Bossert, SN ’77, Loma Linda University School of Nursing

Offering Rachelle Bussell Senior Vice President for Advancement, Loma Linda University Health

Offertory Stephanie Looi SM ’18 and Victoria Belliard SAPH ’20

Scripture Hebrews 11:32-40 (NLT) Noreen H. Chan Tompkins, Dean, Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy

Special Music “Thine is the Glory” - G. F. Handel arranged A. DiLorenzo Loma Linda University Church Orchestra and Choir Conductor - Giovanni Santos

Sermon “Just One of the Extras …” Randy Roberts Vice President for Spiritual Life and Mission Loma Linda University Health

Announcements and Lord’s Prayer Introduction Craig Jackson, Dean, Loma Linda University School of Allied Health Professions

“The Lord’s Prayer” Those signing The Lord’s Prayer know or are learning American Sign Language (ASL) God hears all languages lifted up in prayer

Postlude “Crown Imperial March” – W. Walton Loma Linda University Church Orchestra


Monday, February 266:30-7:30 p.m.Research Update from Nutrition and DieteticsNichol Hall 1609

See page 16 for additional information.

Thursday, March 18 a.m.-5 p.m.Whole Notes Conference: Bridge the Gap – Clinical CommunicationDrayson Center


9 a.m.-4 p.m.All School Research Poster PresentationsDrayson Center - Student Union

5-7 p.m. Legal and Ethical Practice of Physical Therapy in California Centennial Complex, Room 3111


Friday, March 210 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Chronic Motion Sensitivity: An Evidence-based PerspectiveCentennial Complex, Room 3111


12:30-4:30 p.m.Select Manual Therapy Interventions for the Management of the Lumbar Spine PT Lab 5


Sabbath, March 3See schedule at a glance pages 2-3.

4 p.m. LLUSAHP GOLD/Current Student EventDrayson Center - TBD

Sunday, March 48:30 a.m.-4 p.m.Radiology Hot Topics Mountain View Plaza, Suite 8


11 a.m.-3 p.m. LLUSAHP Awards CeremonySpeakeasy on State

loma linda universitySchool of Allied Health Professions

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2008, 1993 and 1968.



For questions specific to the School of Allied Health Professions, please call 909-558-7840.




8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Cardiology Symposium 2018: Updates in Cardiology and Adult Congenital Heart DiseasesWong Kerlee


9 a.m.-4 p.m.All School Research Poster PresentationsDrayson Center - Student Union

Friday, March 28 a.m.-4 p.m.Interprofessional Health Care UpdatesCentennial Complex – Damazo Amphitheater


10 a.m.-12:10 p.m.Chronic Motion Sensitivity: An Evidence-based Perspective Centennial Complex - Room 3111



5:30 p.m.LLUSBH Alumni GatheringHilton Double Tree San Bernardino285 E. Hospitality Lane

Hors d’oeuvres served.

loma linda universitySchool of Behavioral Health

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2013 and 2008.



For questions specific to the School of Behavioral Health, please call 909-558-7633.


loma linda universitySchool of Dentistry

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2008, 1993, 1968 and 1958.

Thursday, March 18 a.m.-5 p.m.Whole Notes Conference: Bridge the Gap – Clinical Communication Drayson Center


9 a.m.-4 p.m. Research Poster Presentations Drayson Center – Student Union

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Top Ten Lessons I Learned in Orthodontics Centennial Complex – Damazo Amphitheater


10 a.m.-12 p.m. Maximizing Your Dental Practice Value with Data Mining Methods: A Hands-on Introduction Centennial Complex - Room 3111


Friday, March 27-8 a.m. Mission Emphasis Breakfast Wong Kerlee International Conference Center

8 a.m.-4 p.m.Interprofessional Health Care UpdatesCentennial Complex – Damazo Amphitheater


1-4 p.m. Critical Issues in Dental Practice Management Wong Kerlee

4-5 p.m. Practice Opportunity Sessions Wong Kerlee

4-6 p.m. Dental Alumni Reception Wong Kerlee


1-6 p.m. 50th and 60th Class Reunions School of Dentistry – Lobby

6 p.m. Dental Class Reunions

Check with class representative.

Sunday, March 48 a.m.-5 p.m. Dental Trauma Can Be More Than a Chipped Tooth Centennial Complex – Small Amphitheater




For questions specific to the School of Dentistry, please call 909-558-4685.


loma linda universitySchool of Medicine

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2008, 1993, 1983, 1968 and 1958.





9 a.m.-4 p.m. All School Research Poster Presentations Drayson Center – Student Union

Friday, March 28 a.m.-4 p.m.APC CME Plenary Sessions

2-4 p.m.Hands-on Workshop: Basics of Dermoscopy Centennial Complex – Room 3208


Various Class ReunionsPlease visit our website apc-llusmaa.org/classreunions.

Sunday, March 47:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Surgery SymposiumColeman Pavilion

8 a.m.-5:15 p.m.Plenary Sessions Damazo Amphitheater, Centennial Complex

8 a.m.-5:15 p.m.Otolaryngology Symposium LLUMC Lobby Level Amphitheater

8 a.m.-3:40 p.m.Orthopaedic Surgery Symposium Alumni Hall for Basic Sciences

8 a.m.-12 p.m. Surgery SymposiumCentennial Complex – Room 3111

10 a.m.-3 p.m.Exhibits and Medical Scientific Poster Session Fourth Floor Conference Room, Centennial Complex

11:45 a.m. Medical Alumni Luncheon Wong Kerlee International Conference Center 2-4 p.m.Global Health Simulation Workshop Centennial Complex – Room 3208

6 p.m.GALA Riverside Convention Center

Monday, March 58 a.m.-5:45 p.m.Plenary Sessions Damazo Amphitheater, Centennial Complex

10 a.m.-2 p.m.Exhibits and Medical Scientific Poster Session Fourth Floor Conference Room, Centennial Complex

11:30 a.m. Physician, Medical Student and Exhibitor Lunch Fourth Floor Conference Room, Centennial Complex

Schedule is subject to change. Please visit our website llu.edu/homecoming or

apc.llusmaa.org for the most up-to-date information regarding accommodations, scheduling and weekend events.

For questions specific to APC or the School of Medicine, please call 909-558-4633.






9 a.m.-4 p.m.All School Research Poster PresentationsDrayson Center – Student Union

Friday, March 28 a.m.-4 p.m.Interprofessional Health Care UpdatesCentennial Complex – Damazo Amphitheater


10 a.m.-12:10 p.m.Chronic Motion Sensitivity: An Evidence-based Perspective Centennial Complex – Room 3111


1-4:30 p.m.LLUSN Tours West Hall


2-4:30 p.m.Dessert Reception West Hall

Sunday, March 48 a.m.-5 p.m.Dental Trauma Can Be More Than a Chipped ToothSmall Amphitheater


8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.Radiology Hot TopicsMountain View Plaza, Suite 8


10 a.m.-12 p.m.LLUSN Homecoming Brunch Mission Inn Hotel and Spa

loma linda universitySchool of Nursing

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2008, 1993, 1978, 1968 and 1958.



For questions specific to the School of Nursing, please call 909-558-4923.





Friday, March 21-4 p.m. LLUSP Tours Shryock Hall


Sunday, March 4See schedule at a glance pages 2-3.

6 p.m.LLUSP Homecoming Dinner Mission Inn Hotel and Spa

loma linda universitySchool of Pharmacy




For questions specific to the School of Pharmacy, please call 909-771-8230.


Sunday, February 251-4 p.m. Community Plant-based Event San Bernardino Campus

Monday-Wednesday, February 26-28 8 a.m.-5 p.m.International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition Drayson Center

Join researchers, scientists and advocates for vegetarian diets at the premier scientific conference on plant-based diets.

Monday, February 265:30 p.m. ICVN Reception Drayson Center pool area

Tuesday, February 276:30 p.m. ICVN BanquetTent – Drayson Center Field





3-4:30 p.m. Wes YoungbergCentennial Complex - Small Auditorium

“Unlocking the Code for Brain Healing - Natural Strategies for Preventing Alzheimer’s and Reversing Memory Loss: Validating Our Health Message and Furthering Our Calling to Make Man Whole.”

loma linda universitySchool of Public Health

Proud to be honoring the classes of 2008, 1993 and 1968.



For questions specific to the School of Public Health, please call 909-747-5935.


loma linda universitySchool of Religion





Friday, March 210 a.m.-12 p.m. Provonsha Lecture Series Featuring Dr. Farr Curlin from Duke University Centennial Complex

Sabbath, March 37:30 a.m. Prayer Walk Mission Globe Sculpture on Centennial Pathway

See schedule at a glance pages 2-3.

5:30 p.m. Alumni and Benefactors’ Banquet Riverside Municipal Auditorium



For questions specific to the School of Religion, please call 909-588-8434.


continuing education courses Course Title/Description Date/Time Continuing Education Credits

International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition

Professional interest in vegetarian nutrition has now reached unprecedented levels; however, scientific knowledge regarding vegetarian diets and their effects on human health is far from complete. The International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition is designed to provide a review of the accumulated findings and introduce theoretical concepts, practical applications and implications of vegetarian dietary practices for both the prevention of disease and the promotion of health, as well as for the furthering of research endeavors. The theme for the 7th Congress is Plant-foods for the Health of People, Populations and the Planet.

Monday-Wednesday, February 26-28

7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

CDE/CE/CMEANCC/BRN/CDR/CPH/CHES/MCHES

Research Update from Nutrition and Dietetics

This course will present current research endeavors from the LLU Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. Research such as ginger supplementation on inflammation markers, job satisfaction among members of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and other current research topics.

Monday, February 26

6:30-7:30 p.m.

CE CDR only

Cardiology Symposium 2018: Updates in Cardiology and Adult Congenital Heart Diseases

The overall objective of this symposium is to present information about the newest therapies in adult congenital heart disease and arrhythmias. Also, we would like to present an update on cardiovascular disease prevention.

Thursday, March 1

8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

CDE/CE/CMEANCC/APA/ASRT/BRN



APC course descriptions can be found at apc.llusmaa.org.




Course Title/Description Date/Time Continuing Education Credits

Whole Notes Conference: Bridge the Gap – Clinical Communication

This interdisciplinary symposium will address communication strategies relevant to all health care fields. Attendees will be provided with tools to enable them to incorporate and document delivery of whole person care. Cultural responsiveness, motivational interviewing and unique communication models will be highlighted throughout the day.

Thursday, March 1

7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

CDE/CE/CMEANCC/APA/ASRT/BRN/CAPE/CDR/CHES/CPH/MCHES/OT/PT/SPLA

Top Ten Lessons I Learned in Orthodontics

This program will cover diagnosis and treatment planning - the hardest process in orthodontics. The importance of staff, front desk and chairside coordination will be discussed, as well as a variety of extraction cases and surgical considerations.

Thursday, March 1

8 a.m.-5 p.m.

CDECDE only

Maximizing Your Dental Practice Value with Data Mining Methods: A Hands-on Introduction

This program will examine the what, why and how of process mining a powerful data analytical that scans digital records to identify helpful and detrimental processes. This empowers a practitioner with information that can greatly improve day-to-day decisions.

Process mining is important to clinicians where derived metrics can be used to evaluate how well the work is done. Typically, evaluations rely on reported patient satisfaction and financial measures. When warning signs appear, though, decision-makers want more detail. Process mining provides visibility about what has been working well, while highlighting undesired and unintended issues. Process mining can be used to understand clinic flow, identify financial losses and inform decisions about practice performance.

Thursday, March 1

10 a.m.-12 p.m.

CDECDE only



Legal and Ethical Practice of Physical Therapy in California

All physical therapists who practice in the State of California need to have a current understanding of the laws and regulations that govern the practice of physical therapy. This course will assist the participant to understand and differentiate between the physical therapy practice act and the physical therapy regulations. In addition, this course will cover, continuing competency requirements, practice issues (e.g. direct access and diagnosis, PTAs serving in leadership roles, physical therapists providing wellness, etc.), and supervision of supportive personnel and employment of physical therapists by professional corporations.

Thursday, March 1

5-7 p.m.

CE PT only

Interprofessional Health Care Updates

This program will address multiple topics such as professional vulnerability, effective practices to address the opioid epidemic, child adolescent depression, treatments of depression and frontotemporal dementia. Each topic will address the role of an interprofessional team and how each profession plays a part in the patient’s experience.

Friday, March 2

8 a.m.-4 p.m.

CDE/CE/CMEANCC/APA/BRN

Chronic Motion Sensitivity: An Evidence-based Perspective

The course is an exploration of chronic motion sensitivity (CMS) from an evidence-based perspective. It covers theoretical constructs of CMS, questions answered in our research laboratory concerning patient management, in addition to current/future research direction.

Friday, March 2

10 a.m.-12:10 p.m.

CEANCC/APA/BRN/CDR/OT/PT/SLPA







Select Manual Therapy Interventions for the Management of the Lumbar Spine

Mobility deficits of the lumbar spine are a common cause of pain and disability. This course will focus on the assessment and corresponding manual therapy interventions for these deficits. Treatments for the entire irritability spectrum will be thoroughly discussed and ample time for mastering each skill will be provided. The course will include lab experiences; attire appropriate for participation is recommended.

Friday, March 2

12:30-4:30 p.m.

CEPT only

Dental Trauma Can Be More Than a Chipped Tooth

The seminar is designed to describe the many aspects of dental trauma involving children, adolescents and adults. The presentations will be extensively illustrated with clinical cases.

Sunday, March 4

8 a.m.-5 p.m.

CDE/CEBRN/OT/SLPA

Radiology Hot Topics

Radiology Hot Topics 2018 provides a day of CEU topics designed for medical radiographers and imaging specialists. As the health care team moves into the new year, updates within the profession of radiography and special imaging are evolving too. Topics for the event will include: mobile software in medicine, CR to DR and optimal image quality with decreased dose, utilizing child life specialists when dealing with the pediatric patient population, gadolinium-based MRI contrast agents, radiation safety and patient holding. If you are interested in up-to-date information presented by experts within the profession, please join us for this informative day.

Sunday, March 4

8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

CEASRT/BRN


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BLUE ROUTE6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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PURPLE ROUTE6 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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COURTESY TRANSPORT 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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BLUE ROUTE6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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Shepardson Lot

PURPLE ROUTE6 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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For transportation to the stops below,call transportation services 909-651-3020.

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University Court

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After 5:30 p.m.this route stops at

Loma Linda Innupon request.

COURTESY TRANSPORT 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

For transportation to these stops, pleasecall transportation services at 909-651-3020.


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1 Alumni Hall for Basic Sciences

2 Burden Hall

Named for Loma Linda pioneer and leader John Burden, the building originally served as the campus church for the University.

3 Campus Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church

4 Centennial Pathway

Starting with the plaques at the Founders Plaza and then throughout the pathway you will find historical markers commemorating major events or milestones in Loma Linda University Health’s history. As you walk the pathway, be reminded of God’s leading in this great institution’s history and future, as well as the countless individuals who have contributed to its success and outreach. A contemporary globe represents Loma Linda University Health’s continuing commitment to not only serving local, regional and national communities, but the global community as well.

5 The Centennial Complex

Housed in this state-of-the-art building is a simulation center, large amphitheaters for classes, many smaller classrooms, the School of Religion and the Centers for Christian Bioethics and Spiritual Life and Wholeness.

6 Coleman and Chan Shun Pavilions, Wong Kerlee International Conference Center

The Coleman Pavilion is home to the School of Medicine. Chan Shun houses the Cancer Center, Dental Research and some Pharmacy research.

7 Come Unto Me sculpture

8 The Cottages

A handful of structures to the east of Nichol Hall, known as The Cottages, are the only original buildings that remain from Loma Linda University Health’s beginnings. Take a moment to enjoy a panoramic view of the valley and try to imagine what the medical and educational staff, faculty and students saw back in 1905.

9 Del E. Webb Memorial Library, the Heritage Research Center and E.G. White Estate Branch Office

10 Double Helix sculpture

11 Drayson Center

Loma Linda University’s recreation, fitness and wellness facility.

12 Evans Hall

Headquarters for the Center for Health Promotion.

13 Good Samaritan sculpture

The Good Samaritan sculpture, located on the central campus mall between Prince Hall and the Loma Linda University Church of Seventh-day Adventists, visually illustrates the parable told by Jesus in Luke 10.

14 Griggs Hall

The School of Behavioral Health.

15 Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital

A comprehensive, state-of-the-art facility entirely designed with kids in mind.

16 Loma Linda University Church

of Seventh-day Adventists

17 Loma Linda University Medical Center

18 Magan Hall

Loma Linda University administration building.

19 Nichol Hall

The School of Allied Health Professions and the School of Public Health. Located near the site of the original Mound City Hotel, which became Loma Linda Sanitarium in 1905, the building itself served as the second hospital facility for many years, prior to construction of the current clover-leaf towers of the Medical Center.

20 Prince Hall

The School of Dentistry.

21 Shryock Hall

The School of Pharmacy.

22 Student Services, Loma Linda University

Health Welcome Center

23 This is the Very Place sculpture

24 West Hall

The School of Nursing.

25 Who Touched Me sculpture


Thursday, March 16:30 a.m.-7 p.m. (every 15 minutes) Shepardson Lot

11 a.m.-1 p.m.Centennial Complex to Drayson Center

Friday, March 2Scholarship LuncheonCentennial to Tent11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Lot to Tent 11 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tent to Centennial1:30-2 p.m. Shepardson

Tent to Shepardson Lot1:30-2 p.m.

10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (every 30 minutes)Construction ToursCentennial Complex to School of Dentistry Lot

Saturday, March 3Shepardson to Drayson Center8:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

School of Dentistry Lot to Drayson 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Return to SD Lot

6:15 p.m. | After concert until 9:30 p.m.Homecoming ConcertShepardson to Drayson

Sunday, March 411:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m.Centennial Complex to Wong Kerlee

shuttles

Thursday, March 1Registration

Drayson CenterShepardson Lot

Centennial Complex Lot VX

Friday, March 2Mission Emphasis BreakfastP2 – Level 4

Cardiology SymposiumASC SessionP2 – Level 4Lot X (shuttle available)

Scholarship LuncheonShepardson Lot (shuttle available)

VespersP1 and P2

Sabbath, March 3Sabbath Services and Haystack LunchLoma Linda Market – Lot NShepardson Lot (Shuttle available)ADA parking, Lot DC-1 and DC-2Participants – Lot DC-2

Homecoming ConcertLoma Linda Market – Lot NShepardson Lot (Shuttle available)ADA parking, Lot DC-1 and DC-2Participants – Lot DC-2

Sunday, March 4Homecoming 5K Fun Run/WalkPancake BreakfastPickleball TournamentShepardson LotLoma Linda MarketADA Parking – N6

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Shuttles will be running on the following days between the locations listed below. If you have any questions, please call shuttle services at 909-651-3020 (Monday-Friday).


Friday, March 211 a.m.-4 p.m. Construction Site Tours

Join tour guides as they take you to an overlook where you can view the current construction.

Meet at the Centennial Complex for a shuttle to the site. Shuttles run every 30 minutes (2 tours at a time).

Friday, March 2 and Sunday, March 41 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.Embryonic Museum TourPaul McMillan, PhDDocent

Walking Map of Campus HighlightsSee map on pages 30-31.

WifiUsername: homecomingPassword: Homecoming18!

Connect with us!Use #LLUHhomecoming at all of the events this week.

Lost and FoundDuring HomecomingCentennial Complex RegistrationPost HomecomingCall 909-558-5360

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Although Loma Linda University does not anticipate any security problems during homecoming, we take special measures to ensure the safety of students, faculty and guests at our events.

• All guests may be subject to a security check.

• Attendees are highly encouraged to leave large bags, purses, backpacks or boxes at home or locked securely in the vehicle.

You can do your part by noting the following:

• Once you are seated, locate the nearest exit to your seat.

• Listen carefully and follow instructions, which may be issued by the event coordinators or security officers.

• Parents should keep their children with them at all times.

• Pay particular attention to the safety of any elderly persons or persons with disabilities.

• If directed to evacuate the area, please move away and remain until you have been given an “all-clear” by authorities.

• If necessary, seek assistance from a security officer or event staff nearby.

In Case of a Medical Emergency

DIAL 911 or 909-558-4320 from a campus phone or activate an emergency blue phone post located in parking lots.

• Give campus security your exact location, (e.g., building, room number, parking lot, etc. and telephone number where you can be reached).

• Briefly describe the medical condition of victim and if possible obtain victim’s name.

• Return to the injured party. Do not move a seriously injured person unless it is a lifesaving situation.

• If possible have someone meet campus security or emergency medical personnel at the parking lot or building entrance.

Safety Tips

Most crimes are ones of opportunity. Do not leave your valuables in plain sight or leave your vehicle running unattended. Purses, backpacks and other valuables should be secured out of sight and locks engaged to ensure optimal protection of your personal belongings. Remember, thieves look for easy targets.

• Remove property from plain sight.

• Roll up windows.

• Remove keys.

• Lock all doors.

• Report suspicious and unusual activity to LLUH Security.

• When in doubt, DIAL 911 or 909-558-4320.

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Sunday, March 4, 20188-11 a.m.

Registration at 7 a.m.

LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY DRAYSON CENTER25040 Stewart Street, Loma Linda, CA 92354

PANCAKE FEED, FACE PAINTING, BOUNCE HOUSE FUN AND MORE FOR

THE WHOLE FAMILY!

ONLINE DEADLINE FOR ENTRY AND T-SHIRT IS THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 2018.

There will be same day registration available at the event. Shirts are limited to first 500 entries.

MANY STRENGTHS. ONE MISSION.A Seventh-day Adventist Organization

Proceeds benefitting scholarships at the Loma Linda University

Schools of Nursing and Pharmacy.

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One Loma LindaFor information about continuing education, please call 909-558-3500.

For all other information regarding Homecoming 2018, please call or visit 909-558-5360 | llu.edu/homecoming

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