THE FOUNDER'S JOURNAL

On seeing clearly, thinking independently, learning continuously, and serving others.

A Word from Angela O'Graham

Hello there. I'm Angela O'Graham.

Yes, that really is my name. And yes, there's a story behind it. Years ago, I welcomed guests from the ticket booth of the KMA Training Theatre. My duties were modest, my observations plentiful, and my opportunities for professional advancement somewhat limited by my construction.

Now I've been invited back.

For more than four decades, Keith Mauney has been collecting observations about people, medicine, learning, and that extraordinary, occasionally exasperating organ between our ears. Some are serious, some are mischievous. And a few might make you question something you've believed all your professional life.

That's rather the point.

You're going to meet illusions, clinical discoveries, stories about remarkable people, and a few uncomfortable questions about how we treat one another. You needn't agree with everything: In fact, we'd be mildly disappointed if you did. All we ask is that you bring your curiosity, your experience, and a willingness to look a second time.

Welcome to The Founder's Journal.

Angela O'Graham
Honorary Hostess,

The KMA Training Theatre

A fictional hostess with a very real invitation to think.

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