Medical College of Wisconsin Newsroom Resources - Photos and Videos

John R. Raymond, Sr., MD | MCW President and CEO — John R. Raymond, Sr., MD
President and CEO
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Deborah Costakos, MD, MS — Deborah M. Costakos, MD, MS
Interim Dean of the School of Medicine (SOM)
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Cheryl Maurana, PhD — Cheryl A. Maurana, PhD
Interim Provost
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Daisy Sahoo, PhD
Dean, School of Graduate Studies
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GeorgeEMacKinnonIIIPhDMSRPh_Preferred — George E. MacKinnon III, PhD, MS, RPH
Founding Dean, School of Pharmacy

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Matthew Lester, MBA, MHA, CPA
Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
Chief Operating Officer

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MCW Press Conference Photos

CART4_Margolis — Dr. Margolis said this clinical trial demonstrates the strength of collaboration among MCW, Children's Wisconsin, Froedtert Hospital and the entire community. A separate pediatric clinical trial for CAR-T treatment is planned for later this year at Children's Wisconsin in the MACC Fund Center.
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CART5_Johnson — Dr. Bryon Johnson explained the CAR-T cell immunotherapy as "a search-and-destroy mission," in which the patient’s existing immune cells are modified to attack cancer cells.
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CART6_Hari — Dr. Hari said the promising results of this clinical trial indicate a giant leap forward in personalized medicine. "Very few cancer centers anywhere offer the combination of resources and this high level of personalized medicine expertise," he said. "The encouraging results of the CAR-T cell trial positions us and our partners as a leader in clinical cancer care, and paves the way for more effective and efficient treatment options for patients."
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CART1_FullRoom — We celebrated the collaborative efforts of physicians and researchers from MCW, Froedtert Hospital, Children's Wisconsin and Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin in successfully using chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy to extend the life of the clinical trial’s first participant. A press event was held in the new Hub for Collaborative Medicine on Feb. 1.
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MCW Building Photos

HRC lobby — A quote from Hippocrates hangs in the Health Research Center lobby at the Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee campus.
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08202014mcw-24 — Entrance to the Medical College of Wisconsin’s main building at the Milwaukee campus, the Health Research Center.
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The Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee campus includes the Health Research Center, the Medical Education Building, the Basic Science Building, the MACC Fund Research Center, the Daniel M. Soref Imaging Research Facility, Translational and Biomedical Research Center and the Hub for Collaborative Medicine.

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Medical College of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, MRMC aerial view — The Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee shares a campus with many of its clinical and research partners, including Froedtert Hospital, Children's Wisconsin and Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin.

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The Medical College of Wisconsin-Central Wisconsin, our newest campus, is located in beautiful Wausau, where faculty and students work in partnership with the best academic and medical facilities in the region.

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The Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay is preparing to graduate its first class of students from the accelerated three-year curriculum in May 2018.
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HUB Aerial — The Hub for Collaborative Medicine began housing staff and faculty in late 2017, and brings clinicians together and closer to MCW’s research, educational and community engagement endeavors. It creates a modern workplace that fosters innovation, collaboration and collegiality.

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MCW Exteriors

Exterior of the Health Research Center at the Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee campus.

CAR-T Lymphocyte Propagation Laboratory

Fenlu Zhu, PhD, professor of medicine in the Division of Hematology and Oncology and assistant director of the Lymphocyte Propagation Laboratory, and Bryon Johnson, PhD, professor of pediatrics in the division of Hematology and Oncology, explain how the CliniMACS Prodigy® device enables the cancer team to conduct the CAR-T cell immunotherapy through a contained, cell-filtering desktop system. The device collects the patient’s own T cells and augments them with cancer-fighting genes, producing new cells ready to be infused back into the bloodstream within 14 days. The entire process is performed in a laboratory on the Froedtert & MCW academic medical center campus, saving precious time for the patient.

MCW Historical Look Back

Fifty years ago, Milwaukee civic leaders issued an urgent call to preserve a medical school in Milwaukee, and build a comprehensive medical center. The history and process of the Medical College of Wisconsin and its partners is showcased in this historical look back.