Thomas Jefferson University

We even thought that having a fellow will... allow us to capture some of the data that we have and convert that into research.

My first fellow is Andrew Yompolsky, who happens to be a faculty at Thomas Jefferson.

I'm very happy that we had him, great experience, great first fellow.

And then during COVID, we had to pause the fellowship a little bit.

My name is Mark Havens.

I'm an artist and designer, and I'm the Associate Director of the Industrial Design Program at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia.

Great.

So in the introduction of the book, Stephen Heller says that he had never heard of Prestige Records before this book.

Kathy spent nearly 30 years inside higher education.

She started in admissions at Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.

served as executive director of admissions at Immaculate University, and then spent two decades at Philadelphia University and what is now Thomas Jefferson University, rising from admissions marketing and operations to senior director of strategic marketing and research, and ultimately to associate chief marketing officer and associate vice president.

Along the way, she repeatedly stepped into roles that didn't exist yet, and yet built them up from the ground up.

Well, look at this.

Pumpkins went flying across the Rams baseball field at Thomas Jefferson University's East Falls campus during a little friendly competition out there.

Dozens of the university's engineering students facing off in the school's first ever pumpkin rampage event.

The goal was to create a machine that can propel an eight pound pumpkin the farthest across the field there.

And then I did some genomic studies looking at how proteins thick or thin bones form and how the gene expression signatures regulate that process.

And then I went to Philadelphia at the time, it was Jefferson University, and studied signal transduction, so basically signaling cascades, a bunch of signaling molecules.

You may hear things about EGF or tyrosine kinases or Jack and all these, these are things that can do cell signaling.

So we were studying lung cancer cells that were converted to cancerous by arsenic exposure and trying to see if we could block those signatures.

If you're from Philadelphia, you know about the Woodmere Museum, and it says, telling the story of Philadelphia's art and artists.

She was chief curator of the Paley Design Center at Philadelphia University, which is now Jefferson University.

which used to be called the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Sciences a long time ago.

That's right.

While attending undergrad at Drexel University, the same foundation made it possible for Anthony to travel to Italy, where he had the opportunity to shadow doctors.

Now a first-year med student at Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Anthony is looking forward to picking his specialty, leaning towards surgery.

The robotic surgery has a lot of innovation, has a lot of potential to improve patient outcomes, and that's what really interests me the most, kind of that being on the cutting edge of technology to try to improve the patient outcomes and also their experience and help them get better quicker.

Anthony plans to be at Monday's parade along Fifth Avenue, an event that's near and dear to him.

And I just pretty much kept doing that every single year, uh, up until I went away to college.

So I went to, uh, Philadelphia University, which is now known as Jefferson University in Philly.

And, um, I was kinda getting tired of returning back home to do this haunted display.

I'm like, "I'm kinda ready for the next step.