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MTT Announces Winners

In December, the Team announced that, starting in January, it would begin awarding $100 each week for the best ideas on how to make the merger successful. Many good suggestions were submitted to the Team, but now that the merger is really going to happen, it is time for everyone to be thinking about how to make the transition smooth and the merger the best it can be. Here are the winners and their ideas so far. Send your ideas to merger@drexel.edu and win an easy $100!

  • Jacqueline Washington, Administrative Secretary, Drexel University
    • create a website that is updated every week with new information, so that everyone can follow the developments and share ideas
  • Carl A. Anderson, Coordinator of Technical Services, MCPHU Libraries
    • suggesting that the issue of "campuses" be downplayed, not only because it was inappropriate toward the goal of having one unified university, but also more expensive, as licenses are often granted on a per campus basis.
  • Douglas L. Chute, Ph.D., Professor of Neuropsychology
    • for a lengthy list of ideas to help ease the integration of different departments -- including parking, dedicated space, access issues, technological resources, and classrooms.
  • Cynthia Gifford, RN, Nurse Practitioner, EPPI
    • for her idea to connect individual employees at MCPHU with individual employees at Drexel on a kind of informational "buddy system"
  • Edward Longazel, Chief Compliance Officer, MCPHU
    • to fix up the flagpole on the top of the Bellet Building (15th and Race Streets) so it is ready on July 1 to fly the Drexel Dragon!
  • Jean Dorman, Director, Student Life Services, Center City
    Hahnemann Campus
    • to create a communication link on the Health Sciences Web
      site for prospective students to make sure their Frequently
      Asked Questions were addressed.
  • Loni Philip,Mathematics ’03
    • proposing “a festival with food, pamphlets, mini Q & A sessions, quizzes for the students to see if they really know what is going on, prizes and, of course, Mario the Dragon.”
  • Suzanne Rocheleau, Director of Special Projects, Office of Research and Graduate Studies
    • What’s Happening At Drexel Today button on the Drexel Web site, providing a single coordinated information site about current campus events on all campuses, so we don’t have to rely on last-minute e-mails from the Provost, etc.
  • Steven J.Peitzman,MD,Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital
    • For the idea that led to “In the Tradition of Woman Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann Medical College” appearing on DUCOM’s stationery and publications.
  • Nathan Heckman, Civil Engineering, ’03
    • a series of information/Q&A sessions, an “Open Forum” format, that would allow students and faculty at various sites around the University to get together and ask questions.
  • Patrick G. Bradley (Business Administration ’02) and Melissa Miller (Chemical Engineering ’06 )
    • once this whole transition has taken place, Drexel should provide shuttles for lunch or dinner one day where Drexel students can meet Hahnemann students to bridge the gap and visit the different campuses.
  • Amie Elaine Feliccitti, Executive Secretary, Family Medicine
    • for a “genogram” of DUCOM showing its evolution from WMC and HMC through AUHS and MCPHU to DUCOM, and lots of ideas for t-shirts and pajama sets for the College of Medicine.

Honorable Mention:

  • Dr. Robert DeSilverio, a Clinical Professor in the Psychology Department
    • for reminding us that Hahnemann was a Medical College for 100 years longer than it was a University
  • Dr. John Grothusen, an Assistant Professor in the Neurology
    Department
    • for the image of the dragon climbing the caduseus.

    If we receive more Best Ideas, we will make more $100 awards!
    So keep those ideas coming!


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 Modified: Monday July 22 2002