UCD Connections

AnBealBocht

I am a graduate of UCD x 1968; M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
My salutations to all grads from that & earlier & later periods.
Remembering fondly Earlsfort Terrace.
Any others on this board from that period in UCD?.

AnBealBocht

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From UCD Connections magazine, Summer 2006:

C L A S S N O T E S
UCD CONNECTIONS PAGE SEVENTY ONE
C L A S S N O T E S
PAGE SEVENTY UCD CONNECTIONS
MARTIN SHEEHY MB BCh BAO ‘68
Martin has been the Regional Medical Director for
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group for the past eight
years, serving as adviser for its Workers’ Compensation
product line, west of the Mississippi, US. Prior to that
he served for more than 20 years as a medical director
of various pain centres in New York City and Phoenix,
Arizona. Additionally he is involved with the American
College of Medical Quality and the American College of
Physician Executives (as he once upon a time
supplemented his MD degree with an MBA) in a
sometimes vain attempt to bring order out of chaos to
what is loosely described as healthcare in the New
World. The photo above taken at Hallowe’en in 2003 is
his photo ‘for all seasons’, being suitable for St Patrick’s
Day, July 4th Independence Day, Bastille Day,
Hallowe’en and All Saints Day. He is the ‘Lord’ Sir
Richard Attenborough lookalike to the right on the
photo; the lady on the left represents a very green Lady
Liberty, thus its pertinence to his current corporate
milieu.

arbeitsscheuer

Well, my parents were both there in the 60's... Can't remember when they graduated, mighta been '64. *shrugs*

Why do you want to know, anyway?

AnBealBocht

arbeitsscheuer wrote:

Well, my parents were both there in the 60's... Can't remember when they graduated, mighta been '64. *shrugs*

Why do you want to know, anyway?

Just wondering what grads of UCD---esp. in 1960s---are doing, where located, did life fulfill its promise, etc.?.

Chakar

There wouldn't be anybody who graduated in the 60's from UCD posting on boards.

You can get in touch with the Alumini office to meet up with others from your year.

Blush_01

Very presumptious of you Conor!

Best of luck in locating your class/university mates AnBealBocht.

irlrobins

Blush_01 wrote:

Very presumptious of you Conor!

Oh did you not know Blush, Conor speaks for us all. We no longer need to expression an opinion. Conor does that for us. Just another service the amazing SU wants to provide. :rolleyes:

Chakar

irlrobins wrote:

Oh did you not know Blush, Conor speaks for us all. We no longer need to expression an opinion. Conor does that for us. Just another service the amazing SU wants to provide. :rolleyes:

Yup I think I better change that to posting on the UCD forum.

Blowfish

Chakar wrote:

Yup I think I better change that to posting on the UCD forum.

Thats still presumptious, there are lecturers who have registered you know...

humbert

Chakar wrote:

There wouldn't be anybody who graduated in the 60's from UCD posting on boards.

Blowfish wrote:

Thats still presumptious, there are lecturers who have registered you know...

agreed, you have no way of knowing that, all you know is that there are no posters who post here regularly that have stated that they graduated in the 60's. Someone who isn't familiar with this forum might mistakenly think you were in some way informed on this and take what you say as more than just your opinion.

best of luck AnBealBocht, it might be worth changing the title of the thread so that the subject is more obvious to people who are just browsing the forum...

AnBealBocht

Chakar,
At 19 y/o you probably think that those of us in our 60s have not become acquainted with the new technologies. Believe you me, if we have attained any level of responsibility, we have had to master IT some time back...and enjoy playing with it as much as you younger lads, students.
Thanks, though, for the advice.
My mistake was not appending an e-mail address to the UCD Connections piece when published in the magazine this summer.

< http://americanmedicineunhealthyatanycost.blogspot.com/2005/10/american-medicine-unhealthy-at-any.html >

Chakar

AnBealBocht wrote:

Chakar,
At 19 y/o you probably think that those of us in our 60s have not become acquainted with the new technologies. Believe you me, if we have attained any level of responsibility, we have had to master IT some time back...and enjoy playing with it as much as you younger lads, students.
Thanks, though, for the advice.
My mistake was not appending an e-mail address to the UCD Connections piece when published in the magazine this summer.

< http://americanmedicineunhealthyatanycost.blogspot.com/2005/10/american-medicine-unhealthy-at-any.html >

Thats good then.Best of luck getting in contact with your classmates.

AnBealBocht

Chakar wrote:

Thats good then.Best of luck getting in contact with your classmates.

To a degree, I have succeeded already. Gora maith agut.;)

Blush_01

Nicely put AnBealBocht.

Conor, have you ever heard of PMs? If you haven't, I'm sure they must be explained in Newbies and FAQ. You'd be surprised at how convenient and effective they are. Maybe you should use them more often?

SandhillRoad

AnBealBocht, have you visited this site ?




http://www.ucd.ie/alumni/

AnBealBocht

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AnBealBocht

AnBealBocht wrote:

I am a graduate of UCD x 1968; M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
My salutations to all grads from that & earlier & later periods.
Remembering fondly Earlsfort Terrace.
Any others on this board from that period in UCD?.

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AnBealBocht

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