She served as president of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry in 1990, president of the ACS in 1993, and has been an adjunct faculty member at Indiana University, South Bend, Ind., since 1977. Dr. Free also is a mother of nine children. What matters is how we use it to work together and to learn from each other. By the year 2000 that number will be 95 percent. But Andino warns against going high-tech without thinking about how it can affect our lives.
Technology is a means to an end.
Those who don't think it through can find themselves on the bleeding edge instead of the leading edge. Andino's remarks came during a recent forum at Westminster College, where Andino is a newly-elected member of the Board of Trustees. And we can anticipate even more rapid change in the future. We must embrace change. We must stretch and keep on stretching.