In October Dr. Daniel Potter was the guest of honor at USC’s Gala as the celebrate the 40th anniversary of USC Dornsife’s JEP program.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of USC Dornsife’s Joint Educational Project (JEP) is from left, JEP Executive Director Tammara Anderson; event co-chair Sharon Tesoriero; USC Dornsife Dean Steve Kay; USC Dornsife alumna, actress and humanitarian América Ferrera; USC Dornsife alumnus and Trojan Health Volunteer founder Daniel Potter, and event co-chair Deena Lew. Photos by Steve Cohn.
Here is what Pamela Johnson wrote about Dr. Potter in the USC Dornsife.
“Playing a key part in JEP’s success was Daniel Potter, who as a biology undergraduate and JEP participant founded Trojan Health Volunteers (THV), which provides pre-med students opportunities to work with doctors at area clinics and hospitals. Upon Potter’s graduation in 1987, JEP adopted THV, which today oversees about 160 student volunteers each academic year.”
Here is the link to the full article:
http://dornsife.usc.edu/news/stories/1530/jep-sparked-a-flame-in-me/
Obstetrician Daniel Potter, who as a USC Dornsife biology undergraduate and JEP participant founded Trojan Health Volunteers (THV), spoke at the ceremony and holds up an award he received for his service. Event co-chairs Sharon Tesoriero (left) and Deena Lew join him.