Congratulations from the dean and rector
A MUW diploma is not only the culmination of five years of hard work. It is also a guarantee of knowledge and skills at the highest level, and a “pass” that opens many doors. Dean of the Faculty, Piotr Luliński, MD, PhD, congratulating the graduates, emphasized their good preparation for the conscientious realization of the challenges awaiting them in their professional work.
Rector Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong, congratulating, gave the graduates a final piece of advice: - You have chosen a profession that offers many opportunities. Remember: when choosing them, be guided by your thoughts, passion, interests, not fashion. Because this is a choice for years - said Professor Gaciong.
Science is a combination of facts
- Science is built from facts, just as a house is built from bricks - said Prof. Olga Ciepiela, Vice Dean for Medical Analytics Education, quoting Henri Poincaré. However, merely gathering facts is not science, just as a mountain of bricks cannot be considered a house. That's why the vice dean urged graduate students to ask questions and seek answers, causes and links between them. - I can confidently say that you have enough such bricks in your heads to build a palace. However, to be a good diagnostician, you have to take the trouble to connect these bricks together - she stressed.
Finally, Vice Dean Ciepiela expressed the hope that graduates will always be proud to say that they graduated in medical analytics from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Medical University of Warsaw.
Dreams fulfilled: coveted diplomas
Natalia Stępień, representing the graduates, thanked the lecturers for their time, knowledge and professionalism. To the dean's authorities for patiently listening to concerns and good advice. To the employees of the dean's office for helping to solve problems. And to the parents for their love and support.
She stressed that nothing valuable comes easily. But all, even the difficult experiences gained during their studies led to the fulfillment of their dream of receiving diplomas and becoming diagnosticians. Finally, quoting Confucius, she advised her colleagues that whatever career path they choose, they should find passion in it, and then it will be not a duty but a pleasure.
Words of appreciation from younger colleagues
For your hard work, determination, will to fight, and commitment to student life. And for having the strength, vision and self-confidence to be an example to others.
- We all gathered here for one simple reason - said Alexander Kuźmicz, chairman of the Pharmaceutical Faculty Student Government - We wanted to look you in the eye for once and say one simple word: thank you.
In turn, Szczepan Wąsik, president of the Student Association of Laboratory Diagnosticians, emphasized: - Today we can celebrate your achievements. I am convinced that this is only the beginning of your successes. Life after graduation will be full of challenges, but be assured that you have everything to meet them.
Awards for outstanding graduates
- The Golden Laurel for the best graduate in medical analytics was awarded to Katarzyna Poreda, who graduated with a grade point average of 4.89. Katarzyna Poreda also received an award from the National Council of Laboratory Diagnosticians.
- The Gold Badge of the Student Scientific Society for lifetime scientific work during his studies was presented to Marcin Jaworski. He also received thanks and an award from the Student Government of the Pharmaceutical Faculty for his years of involvement in its activities.
- Awards from the Student Society of Laboratory Diagnosticians MUW for the most active graduates were also presented. Honored were: Julia Wiśniewska, Wiktoria Świergiel, Mateusz Mrozowski and Emilia Sosnowska.
Vowing
The graduates vowed, among other things, to "serve human life and health according to the best of their knowledge, prevent suffering, prevent disease and participate in the treatment process." They then received their coveted diplomas from the hands of the Dean, Piotr Luliński, MD, PhD, and the Rector, Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong.
The graduation culminated with a mini-concert performed by the MUW Choir, throwing graduation caps and a commemorative photo.
In addition to those mentioned, the graduation ceremony was attended by: Prof. Agnieszka Cudnoch-Jędrzejewska, Vice Rector for Human Resources, Agnieszka Bazylko, Vice Dean for Pharmacy Education of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Prof. Tadeusz Grochowiecki, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Joanna Peradzyńska, MD, PhD, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Prof. Mariusz Gujski, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Prof. Grzegorz Nałęcz-Jawecki, Chairman of the Pharmaceutical Sciences Discipline Council, Wojciech Bogusz, acting Vice Chancellor for Investments, members of the Pharmaceutical Faculty Council and lecturers, as well as: Monika Pintal-Ślimak, President of the National Chamber of Laboratory Diagnosticians, Katarzyna Winsz-Szczotka, MD, PhD, Prof. SUM, President of the Polish Society of Laboratory Diagnostics, Dr. Monika Jabłonowska, provincial consultant in laboratory diagnostics in the Mazovian province, Dr. Aldona Wierzbicka-Rucińska, representative of the Mazovian province in the National Council of Laboratory Diagnosticians, Dr. Szymon Walter de Walthoffen, member of the National Council of Laboratory Diagnosticians from the Mazovian province.
