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JCHP FACT program students featured on cover of Nursing Spectrum

Nursing SpectrumTwo Jefferson College of Health Professions FACT students, Patrick Stonich and Christie Webb, smiled proudly on a recent cover of Nursing Spectrum . Instructor Karen Papstrat, RN, MSN joined them in a photo inside the issue. The photo shoot was in honor of the magazine's August 23, 2004 cover story, “On the Fast Track to a BSN,” which focused on programs that allow second-degree students to earn a BSN in 18 months or less. FACT—Facilitated Academic Coursework Track—is a 12-month program at Thomas Jefferson University's Jefferson College of Health Professions. Read the article on the Spectrum's Web site.

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