These findings continue to show that JMC graduates exceed their peers on all dimensions of performance in their first postgraduate year. The Potter Lecture memorializes William Potter, who was elected to Jefferson's Board in 1894, became president in 1897 and served in that capacity until his death in 1926. E. Marshall Goldberg, MD, professor of medicine, Eric B. Kmiec, PhD, associate professor of pharmacology, and Thomas M. Butler, PhD, professor of physiology, organized Student Research Day. The Office of Student Financial Aid continues its planning seminar series for Thomas Jefferson University Hospital residents and Jefferson Medical College students.
Spouses are welcome to attend.
To register, please call the Office of Student Financial Aid at 5855. If you commute to Jefferson from New Jersey, you'd be able to save money under a new program pending with New Jersey Transit. The program would offer significant savings to employees who buy monthly passes for New Jersey Transit trains and buses running from New Jersey to Philadelphia. Monthly fares would vary depending on the zone in which you live, explains Thomas J. D'Alessandro, CSO manager. Currently, CSO is gathering information so Jefferson can participate in this program.