Jerome Jarjoura
Jerome Jarjoura
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Description of Program
Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine explores how to use stem cells and other cell-based therapeutics to promote self-healing capabilities of the human body. This program connects coursework with my past and current research projects, which study the potential of cell-based therapies for treating degenerative disorders (e.g., skeletal muscle loss, osteoarthritis, Alzheimer’s and other amyloid-related diseases).
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Research Experience or Internships
- Bethel Musculoskeletal Research Center, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
- Regenerative Medicine & Experimental Oncology Lab, University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine
- Amyloidosis & Cancer Theranostics Program, University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine
Part-time Employment; Hobbies; Campus Clubs/Activities
I volunteer with Alzheimer’s Tennessee and work at Genesis Neuroscience Clinic with patients who have Alzheimer’s disease. I’m involved in the Jones Center for Leadership & Service through the Ignite Program and Leadership Knoxville Scholars. In my free time, I enjoy weightlifting, journaling, drinking tea, and watching Liverpool play soccer. You can occasionally find me watching videos of total knee replacements over lunch.