 Thomas E. Bennett, MD
Visiting Assistant Professor, Health Sciences
Natural Sciences Division
Degree Information
Internal Medicine Residency, 1991-1994
Penn State University, Hershey, Pennsylvania
Doctor of Medicine, 1987-1991
East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina
Bachelor of Science, 1979-1983
Major: Microbiology Minor: Chemistry
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
Courses Taught
• Biology 101
• Junior Seminar
• Medical Terminology and Health Systems
• Special Topics in Biology -- Healthcare
Research Interests
Evidenced based medicine, Comparative effectiveness
Teaching Statement:
“The students at Franklin Pierce University have such great potential. I feel it is my job to help them fulfill that potential. I work to facilitate the acquisition of the knowledge and skills they will require to succeed in their future lives and careers.”
Publications & Presentations
PSA – Carrot as Incentive to Learning. UFVA, Boston, Aug. 6, 2011
Cervical cancer screening – NH Association of Medical Coding and Billing; February 2010
Assessment of Student Learning: To Hesser College Faculty; April 2009
Anticoagulation in the office setting: To Graduate Advisory Board; March, 25, 2009
Coronary Artery Disease: To Graduate Advisory Board; Feb. 25, 2009
TE Bennett, DK Ways (1988) “Affinity purification of Protein Kinase C”.
Medical Student Research Day, East Carolina University
TE Bennett, DK Ways (1989) “Cleveland Map Analysis of a Phorbol Ester Stimulatable Substrate.” Medical Student Research Day, East Carolina University
T. Chaplinski, T. Bennett and J. Caro (1986) “Alteration of Insulin Receptor Expression Accompanying Differentiation of HL-60 Leukemic Cells.” Cancer Research 46(3):1203-1207
T. Chaplinski, T. Bennett (1986) “Study of Differentiation of Fresh Myeloid Leukemia Cells by Agents that Induce a Human Promyelocytic Cell Line (HL-60) to Differentiate”. Leukemia Research 10(6):611-7
T. Chapliski and T. Bennett (1987) “Induction of Insulin Receptor Expression of Human Leukemic Cells By 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3. “ Leukemia Research 11(1):37-41
Ways, DK, Dodd, RC, Bennett, TE, Gray, TK, and Earp, HS. (1987), “Vitamin D3 Enhances Phorbol Ester Stimulated Differentiation of and Increases Protein Kinase C Dependent Phosphylation in the U937 Human Monoblastoid Cell.” Endocrinology 121:1654-1661
Ways, DK, Dodd, RC, Bennett, TE, Hooker, JL, and Earp, HS (1988) “Retinoic Acid Enhances Phorbol Ester Stimulated Differentiation of and Alters Protein Kinase C Dependent Phosphylation in the U937 Human Monoblastoid Cell.” Cancer Research 48:5779-5787
Driver, AG, Kukoly, CA, Bennett,TE (1989) “Expression of Histamine H1 Receptors on Cultured Histiocytic Lymphoma Cells.” Biochem. Pharm. 38(18):3083-3091
Service
Medical Club Advisor, IC 101 Steering Committee, Health Sciences Development Committee
Personal Interests
Tennis, hiking, cooking, spending time with family.
Contact Information
Phone: (603) 831-2476
E-mail:
Office location: Marcucella Hall 110
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