Chris Mullen, Laney Vogt, Ginny Bendinger, Rich O'Halloran, Rachel Ersner and Meredith Coyle. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
On April 2 Main Line School Night (MLSN) our largest provider of non-accredited adult education classes in Philadelphia’s Main Line and surrounding communities hosted a discussion on longevity and how to age smarter.
The evening included an event sponsor reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres followed by a 90 minute talk, Q-and-A and panel discussion moderated by Stephanie Stahl from CBS “Health Watch”.
Carole Felton Shore enjoys time with Marie-Dominique Ortiz-Landazabal and her husband, Francisco Ortiz-Landazabal. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Kara O'Halloran and Ravi Parikh, MD, MPP chat with Jane Rutman, Main Line School Night Marketing Director. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Zeke Emanuel, MD, PHD, University of Pennsylvania Provost and oncologist chats with Caroline O'Halloran, Main Line School Night board member. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Nancy Amoroso chats with Kathy Stevens. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Stephanie Stahl, Jason Karlawish, MD Co-Director of Penn Memory Center, Wendy Greenfield, Executive Director Main Line School Night (MLSN), and event sponsor, David Marcus were up for an evening informative discussion at the Main Line School Night event. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Guests enjoyed enlightenment by three experts from the University of Pennsylvania and Penn Medicine, Zeke Emanuel, PhD, University of Pennsylvania Provost and oncologist, Jason Karalawish, MD Co-Director of the Penn Memory Center and Ravi Parikh, MD, MPP associate director of the program in augmented and artificial Intelligence at the Penn Center for cancer innovation.
The discussion included aging to longevity and what people should know about “pinpoint” medicine.
Pat Nagar, Main Line School Night board member and Caroline Cuthbert, Main Line School Night program consultant. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Main Line School Night program directors Esther McGill and Nancy Shaw spend a moment together. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
Main Line School Night hosted Longevity talk. (Photo by Maggie Corcoran)
In the end the Main Line School Night’s (MLSN) mission to educate moves forward and the approximately $60,000 in proceeds raised will be used to support the MLSN’s learning and classes.