No cure for long COVID exists, though healthcare providers across a range of specialties work to treat it in new and innovative ways. One of those areas is occupational therapy, which helps people with illness or injury take part in activities that matter to them. Dr. Malachy Clancy, assistant professor of occupational therapy, discusses how his field approaches the complex problem of long COVID. 👉 Read more on The Nexus: https://brnw.ch/21wBHKC
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Presented by Jefferson Humanities and Health, artist Pepón Osorio’s “Convalescence” draws on relationships with groups typically underserved by the healthcare system. Osorio’s immersive art installation—on display at 901 Walnut St. until Nov. 1—explores the nature of community-based care and extends Jefferson’s ongoing medical humanities program. 👉 Join us for a conversation with Osorio and Magda Martinez, poet and Philadelphia non-profit leader, on Oct. 17 from 6-7:30 p.m. in Jefferson Alumni Hall. Register and more info here: https://bit.ly/487Ziby
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👏 On Oct. 9, we celebrated a historic moment for Thomas Jefferson University with the inauguration of Dr Susan Aldridge as our seventh president! She unveiled her seven-point plan for the future in a ceremony filled with pride and promise. With warm messages from students, alumni, faculty and leadership, including CEO Joseph Cacchione MD, the event highlighted the University’s commitment to academic excellence and community impact. As Dr. Aldridge noted, “Together, we will make Jefferson the first-choice university for future generations!” Click to read more and join us in supporting Dr. Aldridge’s vision as we embark on the next chapter of Jefferson’s 200-year legacy. https://bit.ly/405CF5H
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Roughly 500 million people who menstruate globally face the critical issue of period poverty, especially Black, Indigenous and other people of color. Jefferson College of Population Health researcher Allison Casola, PhD, MPH, MCHES, and her partners at No More Secrets Mind Body Spirit Inc., engage with those who menstruate in Philadelphia to advocate for menstrual equity policy to improve the menstrual experience. 🩸 Click to read more: https://bit.ly/4dLaM6i
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🎉 We’re giving away another two pairs of tickets for Jefferson’s Bicentennial Ball! Leadership, faculty, staff, alumni, students and the entire community are invited to celebrate Jefferson’s 200 years with an evening of fun, festivities and entertainment from The No Name Pops and Stephanie Stahl on Oct. 26. Ticket proceeds support the Bicentennial Fund and student scholarships. 👉 Head over to our Instagram to enter: https://bit.ly/3Mfgou7 🎟️ Or click the link to register. Students can use the promo code “1824” for a discount on their ticket: https://bit.ly/3yNfjqm #Jefferson200
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Dr Susan Aldridge—an accomplished and widely recognized higher education leader, author and strategist—was installed as Jefferson’s seventh president during a special inauguration ceremony on Oct. 9. In this recent Q&A, Dr. Aldridge reflects on her first year at the University, being president during Jefferson’s Bicentennial, goals for the future and more. 👉 Read the full story on The Nexus: https://bit.ly/4dTPdRU
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👏 A huge thank you to our student marshals who represented their respective colleges at yesterday’s inauguration of Dr Susan Aldridge as Jefferson’s seventh president. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eke_K9Dz
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