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Blessing of Hands Ceremony -- Anatomy Lab Introduction
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Blessing of Hands Ceremony -- Anatomy Lab Introduction
Medical Students Welcomed at Introductory Ceremony to the Anatomy Laboratory
On May 14, 2025, the Adventist School of Medicine East-Central Africa (ASOME) held its solemn and foundational Introductory Ceremony to the Anatomy Laboratory. Held directly within the Anatomy Laboratory, the event marked a profound milestone for the medical students as they prepared to step into a crucial phase of their medical training.
The ceremony balanced academic rigor with spiritual reverence through several key moments:
Spiritual Foundations: A special "Blessing of Hands" led by Pastor Makurumeza Clement of the AUCA Church.
Academic Insights: Dr. Stephen Waterbrook, Dean of ASOME, reflected on the sacred responsibility of anatomy and medical students.
The Cadaveric Oath: In a deeply respectful and defining moment, students recited the Cadaveric Oath, guided by General Surgeon Dr. Abebe Mihret, reinforcing the ethics, dignity, and respect required in anatomical study.
Students received a special gift to mark the milestone and the afternoon concluded with a practical orientation to the facility led by Mrs. Sylvia Santos of the ASOME Anatomy Department, ensuring students are fully prepared and equipped for their upcoming laboratory sessions.
Medical Students Welcomed at Introductory Ceremony to the Anatomy Laboratory
On May 14, 2025, the Adventist School of Medicine East-Central Africa (ASOME) held its solemn and foundational Introductory Ceremony to the Anatomy Laboratory. Held directly within the Anatomy Laboratory, the event marked a profound milestone for the medical students as they prepared to step into a crucial phase of their medical training.
The ceremony balanced academic rigor with spiritual reverence through several key moments:
Spiritual Foundations: A special "Blessing of Hands" led by Pastor Makurumeza Clement of the AUCA Church.
Academic Insights: Dr. Stephen Waterbrook, Dean of ASOME, reflected on the sacred responsibility of anatomy and medical students.
The Cadaveric Oath: In a deeply respectful and defining moment, students recited the Cadaveric Oath, guided by General Surgeon Dr. Abebe Mihret, reinforcing the ethics, dignity, and respect required in anatomical study.
Students received a special gift to mark the milestone and the afternoon concluded with a practical orientation to the facility led by Mrs. Sylvia Santos of the ASOME Anatomy Department, ensuring students are fully prepared and equipped for their upcoming laboratory sessions.