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Weather Alert, January 16, 2024: Due to road conditions, all University in-person campus operations and classes are delayed until 10 a.m. In-person campus visits will be rescheduled. More Information
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On Dec. 19, 2023, Jefferson and Lehigh Valley Health Network announced they have signed a non-binding letter of intent to create a leading integrated care delivery system, including a national research university, and an expanded not-for-profit health plan.
Our Philadelphia campuses are tradition-breakers and beautiful places to learn. We cross the city and the suburbs. From our vibrant Center City campus to our East Falls grounds and beyond, each location offers a unique learning environment.
This time of year, toys can fill children with joy. But for children with a disability, a toy’s switches, toggles and buttons can make them cumbersome. Now, adjunct professor Zach Samalonis and students in his 3D Printing and Rehabilitation course have combined the gift-giving spirit with modern technology to ease the stress.
First-generation college students often face unique academic and financial challenges—including, on average, lower post-graduation salaries than their continuing-generation peers. Recognizing these challenges and aiming to create programming that supports Jefferson’s first-generation students, the University hosted the First-Generation Celebration Luncheon, an inaugural campus-wide event for first-generation students.
To redefine humanly possible, we dare to ask the bold questions. But asking tough questions isn’t enough–we need to answer them. By converging people, ideas and perspectives, we find innovative solutions for real-world problems. We focus on our craft to drive progress and growth in architecture, business, design, engineering, fashion & textiles, health, medicine, nursing, science and social science.
Craig Griffen, RA, LEED AP, professor of architecture in the College of Architecture & the Built Environment, focuses his research on applying passive energy strategies to the design of suburban and urban housing in ways that are more attractive and economical for today’s consumers.
Growing up, Azra Dees enjoyed dancing, playing basketball and volunteering at the hospital where her dad worked as an anesthesiologist. All these interests merged. When Sidney Kimmel Medical College was chosen to be part of the NFL Diversity in Sports Medicine Pipeline Initiative, Dees applied right away.
Two Jefferson fashion design students were invited to showcase their work at the Designers’ Premier show as part of New York Fashion Week in February.
With Destiny’s Child and other turn-of-the-millennium artists blasting in the Kanbar Performance Space, Fashion Merchandising & Management students sold their original clothing designs and accessories while gaining real-world experience. Net proceeds benefited the Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter.