How Jefferson trains students on ways they can save Mother Earth

Sustainability is more than a catchphrase. The goal of helping future generations safely co-exist on, and with, Earth has become a way of life. It’s a tangible focus in a wide array of academic pursuits at the University as the topic itself is of utmost importance to students.

With April serving as Earth Month – and April 22 deemed Earth Day – it’s the perfect time to showcase how Thomas Jefferson University trains students to focus on sustainable practices in the classroom and well beyond.

In this episode of the Nexus Podcast, you will hear from students, faculty and alumni who explain how sustainability comes into play in their areas of expertise ranging from fashion-design and textiles, to how climate change impacts health and healthcare delivery.

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