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Ryan has already met with campus departments
like the Office of Student Affairs to discuss issues that
affect students, stating the practice of medicine is a
cooperative venture where people work together.
Saying he greatly believes in self-care, Ryan wants
students to view the health center as a place they
can turn to for health-related issues, even when
they are not sick. „
"I tend to be a big advocate, as I think everyone
here is, of health promotion and wellness," he said.
Future projects
Ryan said he hopes to continue providing pro
grams that educate students on wellness. One of his
goals is to improve the health center's Web site to pro
vide up-to-date information and links to resources.
The health center already offers programs in col
laboration with other campus groups op safe sex,
smoking cessation and alcohol abuse. Ryan said
the center could develop other topical programs
that target specific groups.
"There are a lot of groups that have different
needs and we need to respond to that," Ryan said,
citing international students as one example.
Ryan will also assist in preparing for the new health
center expansion, a 10,000 square-foot addition to
the current space, although the details still need to be
worked out. When the construction is underway,
Ryan said he wants to ensure that the health center is
still accessible and comfortable for its staff and users.
Staff reactions
As for the health center staff, many workers are
happy so far with Ryan's performance and demeanor.
Assistant Nursing Director Sharon Harbert de
scribed Ryan as very professional, accessible and
self-assured.
"I believe he will carry on with the mission of the
health center to improve the educational experi
ence of the students here," she said.
Medical Records Supervisor Pat McCormick has
similar sentiments.
"He's hearing what we have to say," McCormick
said. "He's taking the time to talk to everyone."
Jessica Waters Emerald
Dr. Tom Ryan provides leadership and support for staff,
aids communication between the center and other
departments, and explores new ideas for the center.
Ryan's ultimate goal is to serve students.
"We're here for students and we want to be sure
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