Thomas Jefferson University

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Collection contains annual reports, article reprints, departmental reports, lectures and papers, grant applications, grant materials, and documents related to a Cardeza Foundation lawsuit and settlement.

Scope and Contents Collection contains material on a variety of topics, including an ASL Induction Ceremony, the Frankford Program, holiday open houses, sciences courses, the American Health Information Management Association Compliance, the General Studies program, Radiation Technology, Faculty Development programs, the Department of Medical Technology, exhibits, admissions records, self-study reports, the Committee on By-Laws, the Committee on Educational Philosophy and Policy, the Executive Council, the...

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Correspondence concerning events sponsored by the Society, including letters written by the Society's faculty advisor, Joseph Medoff, M.D. and the Chairman of the Dept. of Medicine, Robert I. Wise, M.D.

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This collection includes a sample of Jefferson-produced COVID-19 content, including internal and external communications.

The bulk of the data comes from the COVID-19 web archives collection, which is available at https://archive-it.org/collections/13947. The collection also includes photographs and resources created on workplace guidance, clinical guidelines, vaccine rollouts and mandates, university operations, mental health and wellbeing resources, and enterprise updates.

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Invitation, program and certificate of recognition presented to Kinney in appreciation of five years of service to Thomas Jefferson University's Corporate Services Division. Certificate signed by President Lewis W. Bluemle.

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A review of Thomas Jefferson University's current educational programs by comparing them against the extra-institutional criteria of the 1971 report of the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education entitled "Higher Education and the Nation's Health: Policies for Medical and Dental Education." Herbut reviews the report's recommendations for medical education and also advocates the establishment of a college of dentistry at Jefferson.