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Brittany File holds a book of her poetry
Medical Student's Poetry Gives Voice to ALS Patients
vote election badge button for 2020
Democracy in Action
Group photo of playwriting workshop
Superheroes Create Superpowers for Those With Autism
Ram Relaxation Cart
Ram Relax Cart Bolsters Mindfulness
Heather Kelly in the textile studio
From Microbiology to Microfiber
Kody Kasey practices in the new cleat attachment
A Game-Changing Design for Adaptive Athletes
People sitting in chairs looking at a mosaic.
The Intersection of Arts, Dementia & Training Tomorrow’s Empathetic Health Care Providers
Top Jefferson Moments of 2019
four students sit around a table working on a project
On the Spot
A comic book style illustration of a set of superhero fists raised in the air.
Ben's Play
supergirl and the stolen city cover
Bethany's Play
Comics background. Cartoon poster in pop art style with yellow-red speech bubbles with halftone and sound effects.
Josh's Play
Group photo of TEDx speakers
Talk the Talk
brain waves
How to Manipulate Brain Waves for a Better Mental State
Students in a lab
Get My Job: Spotlight on Medical Laboratory Sciences and Biotechnology
Edward Turzanski, Chairman, Divisional Board of Trustees, Jefferson Health – Northeast, pets Maggie the dog.
Hope at the End of a Leash
Dr. Ricciardi posing outside
Imagining the Future
Students working with a patient
Get My Job: Spotlight on Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
Drug paraphernalia litter the ground.
Turning Passion Into Action
Student pitches his product EarPeace on stage
Unleashing Creativity
Medical student holds up a pin that says Can I Help You Vote?
Making Every Vote Count
Lauren Langbein, a PhD candidate in Cell Biology at Thomas Jefferson University
A Voice for Mental Health in Academia
The Colab airstream
Creativity Flourishes at DesignPhiladelphia
A midwife takes a patient's blood pressure. A child watches
Get My Job: Spotlight on Midwifery
A person holding a senior's hand
Lessons Learned from Sitting with Patients During Their Final Days
Two senior citizens looking out a window
Memorable Theater for Those Untangling Dementia’s Impact
Student shows her portfolio at job fair event
Ready for Launch
Southwark principal sitting in a classroom
From Considerable Needs to Exceptional Success
Two women talking and sitting in chairs. A baby on the lap of one.
Wise Counsel
Family members hug at the White Coat Ceremony
With Empathy
Six students sit around a table playing cards.
Addressing a Hidden Problem
Two students work with a senior citizen in a car
Defensive Driving
Four students working with a model
Seeds to Grow
The wheelchair basketball team and Jefferson students pose for a picture.
For the Win
student holding a patient's hand
Program Offers Patient Companionship, Imparts Empathy on Students
Parents and caregivers guide children with special needs in their modified cars down the sidewalk
Start Your Engines!
Three Jefferson students show off their Match Day letters.
Students Take Next Career Step on Match Day
Two students present their project
A Great Assist
An OT student pours out a smoothie into a cup held by Adam Miller.
At Pop-Up Event, OT Students Support Autism Community
Aerial view of campus
Associate Dean for Faculty Development Named Gold Humanism Scholar
SEPTA bus, public transportation, accessible transportation, handicap accessibility
Get on the Bus
A diverse group of people speaking with each other
Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Diversity Leadership Available
Woman giving speech at lectern
JeffHOPE Celebrates 25 Years of Providing Care to City’s Homeless
Three students in front of the Jefferson Health Hack sign
Jefferson Health Hack Addresses Health Care’s Pressing Issues
Jefferson Launches Nation’s First Academic Department of Integrative Medicine
OT Students Provide Care and Companionship to Family with Special Needs
Signs of Humanity, Willie Baronet, Population Health, homelessness, Jefferson college of population health
The Meaning of “Home” Explored in Jefferson’s “Signs of Humanity” Exhibit