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W.. f U., . l I!! UNITS IN JEFFERSON'S EXPANSION PROGRAM This site plan indicates the proposed projects to be undertaken in the vicinity of Jefferson's main building core at 11th and Walnut Streets. Jefferson is pleased to have provided impetus to the rehabilitation of the Washington Square West area, a downtown location occupied by the College since 1838. Appropriately, it is in this historic setting that Jefferson will inaugurate its own landscaped campus. Existing Buildings lLettered Unitsl A. Foerderer Pavilion B. Thompson Building C. Main Building D. Medical College E. Curtis Clinic F. James R. Martin Student Nurses' Residence G. Library-Administration Building Future Buildings lNumbered Units? 1. Radiation Biology 2. Jefferson Hall I Basic Science Depts. and Student Commons! 3. Residence for Graduate Nurses and House Staf 4. Medical Services 5. Institute of Behavior 6. Medical Students Residence 7. Residential Unit 8. Residential-Fraternities Unit 9. Medical Education 10. Medical Education 11. Medical Education 12. Residential Unit-Married Students 13. Medical Services Construction on Unit 421, Radiation Biology, was begun in mid-1964 and on Unit -712, Jefferson Hall, early in 1965. Planning is progressing on the Residential structures, Units 4353 and qi6, and construction will get underway early in 1966.
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Special attention to medical education and research is called for by the significance of health as a national resource. The expansion of medical school facilities required in the national interest will be costly and should not be restricted by lack of funds, The assumed growth of the economy will provide the necessary resources. The sums will be so large as to require financing from both public and private sources. Diversity of sources of funds is desirable not only for financial reasons and as a means of avoiding undue dependence on a single source but also because a democratic society depends upon the general under' standing of important goals and upon the free participation of private citizens in the attainment of these goals. The Advancement of Medical Research and Education fRepo'rt of the Stanhope Baynefjones Committeej
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