Mrs. Meyer (Stephanie) Eglin has given generously to Jefferson in honor of
various Jefferson Medical College (JMC) faculty members, several of whom joined University
President Paul C. Brucker, MD, at a special luncheon to acknowledge her philanthropic
leadership. Through the years, Mrs. Eglin has donated nearly $750,000 to support JMC
research in urology, surgery, and internal medicine, as well as the Francis E. Rosato
Professorship in Surgery and the Samuel Gross Archives Fund. From left to right: S. Grant
Mulholland, MD; Roger B. Daniels, MD; Francis E. Rosato, MD; Frederick B. Wagner Jr., MD,
JMC ’41; Mrs. Eglin; Dr. Brucker; P. Kenneth Brownstein, MD; and David L. Paskin, MD,
JMC ’64.
The Osteoporosis Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital’s Ford
Road campus recently hosted a visit by the Milk Mustache Mobile. The mobile offered
“screen tests” to Jefferson employees and the public to see if they could
qualify to appear in a future milk ad. Free osteoporosis and blood pressure screenings
were also available that day. Showing off their milk mustaches are, from left, Ginger
Philyan, Elisabeth Grace, RN, Susan Ward, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine,
Jefferson Medical College, and Associate Director of the Osteoporosis Center, technician
Janice Tertel, and (shown in the cow suit) Eleanor (Rhea) Sturkey of the Ford Road campus
Information Technology Services
Celestino Sanchez, center, Computer Systems Analyst at Thomas
Jefferson University Hospital, teaches curious young minds at the Ludlow Youth Community
Center about their new computers. The center staff accepted the gift of recycled PCs and
printer donated by Thomas Jefferson University Hospital officials. With this gift, the
North Philadelphia Cruz Recreation Center and Ludlow Elementary School, in a unique
partnership with the Ludlow Youth Center, will all be able, for the first time, to offer a
host of educational technology-based programs and offer many children in that
neighborhoold their first visit to the Internet.
Mrs. Meyer (Stephanie) Eglin has given generously to Jefferson in honor of
various Jefferson Medical College (JMC) faculty members, several of whom joined University
President Paul C. Brucker, MD, at a special luncheon to acknowledge her philanthropic
leadership. Through the years, Mrs. Eglin has donated nearly $750,000 to support JMC
research in urology, surgery, and internal medicine, as well as the Francis E. Rosato
Professorship in Surgery and the Samuel Gross Archives Fund. From left to right: S. Grant
Mulholland, MD; Roger B. Daniels, MD; Francis E. Rosato, MD; Frederick B. Wagner Jr., MD,
JMC ’41; Mrs. Eglin; Dr. Brucker; P. Kenneth Brownstein, MD; and David L. Paskin, MD,
JMC ’64. 
The Osteoporosis Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital’s Ford
Road campus recently hosted a visit by the Milk Mustache Mobile. The mobile offered
“screen tests” to Jefferson employees and the public to see if they could
qualify to appear in a future milk ad. Free osteoporosis and blood pressure screenings
were also available that day. Showing off their milk mustaches are, from left, Ginger
Philyan, Elisabeth Grace, RN, Susan Ward, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine,
Jefferson Medical College, and Associate Director of the Osteoporosis Center, technician
Janice Tertel, and (shown in the cow suit) Eleanor (Rhea) Sturkey of the Ford Road campus
Information Technology Services 
Celestino Sanchez, center, Computer Systems Analyst at Thomas
Jefferson University Hospital, teaches curious young minds at the Ludlow Youth Community
Center about their new computers. The center staff accepted the gift of recycled PCs and
printer donated by Thomas Jefferson University Hospital officials. With this gift, the
North Philadelphia Cruz Recreation Center and Ludlow Elementary School, in a unique
partnership with the Ludlow Youth Center, will all be able, for the first time, to offer a
host of educational technology-based programs and offer many children in that
neighborhoold their first visit to the Internet.