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Does anyone know why they called a medical faculty after a Physicist? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 139.18.17.45 (talk) 10:11, 26 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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 :I think it was meant to be named after a famous Jewish person of science, as the institution is very research oriented and is part of a Jewish University. They asked Einstein, one of the worlds most famous people, for his permission to use his name for the school. ~~~~
+::as i heard the story, this is correct, but it was told, in one of the AECOM internal magazines, roughly like: the founding dean goes to visit princeton to get AEs permission.
+he says, no, I'm a physicist. the dean says, well we will call it the Pasteur school
+AE, but he was french, and not jewish
+founder, well, we will call it the schmorekin school
+AE, looking puzzled, who is schmorekin ?
+founder,  you know dr einstein, with your name, we will never get asked that question....
+==leftist and women==
+AECOM gave jobs to many famous scientists who were kicked out in 50s red scares, notable Alex Novikoff
+AECOM gave jobs to woman: eg, Ora Rosen graduated 1st in her class from columbia med school, and couldn't get ajob (vrey similr to sandra day o connor)
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