Thomas Jefferson Medical Center in Philadelphia. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. I seem to recall he was featured in Notre Dame Magazine some years back. He would have taken Chemistry 115,116 with Emil T Hofman joining countless others who went on to be doctors. I believe Emil T even had two Nobel Prize winners that he taught. In fact, one of them got a B in his course. When the individual came back to be the featured speaker at the annual Emil T Hofman lecture he was awarded an A by the great man himself citing lifetime achievement as the justification. Emit T sent many prospective pre-professional students to the business school. Organic Chemistry usually was the impetus for the rest to give up the dream of a medical career.

“I will accept the Nobel Prize as extra credit.”