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Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice Promotes Healthy Lifestyles With Community Teamworks Initiative

Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice Promotes Healthy Lifestyles With Community Teamworks Initiative

Health fairs serve a useful purpose, but the School of Social Policy & Practice at the University of Pennsylvania has figured out a way to make them even more useful to the community, all while allowing students, faculty, staff and alumni to participate in team-building activities.
Penn Navy ROTC Battalion Celebrates Pass in Review – and 72 Years on Campus

Penn Navy ROTC Battalion Celebrates Pass in Review – and 72 Years on Campus

There was a time, decades ago, when military Reserve Officer Training Corps programs were not welcome at some colleges and universities.  While some institutions of higher education are now reinstating their ROTC programs, the University of Pennsylvania never booted its Naval ROTC
Penn Welcomes Middle Schoolers for College Day 2012

Penn Welcomes Middle Schoolers for College Day 2012

More than 100 middle schoolers have already gotten their acceptance letters to Penn.  At least for one day. On Friday, April 20, 102 seventh- and eighth graders from Shaw Middle, Leslie P. Hill and Lea Elementary schools will become honorary college students at Penn during College Day 2012.
Public Safety honors campus heroes, lifesavers

Public Safety honors campus heroes, lifesavers

The ceremonial honor guard marches in to the unmistakable chorus of bagpipes. The celebration showcases the hard work and dedication of Penn’s law enforcement and public safety professionals.
Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

Sick people refusing to be seen by a doctor? “I don’t have medical coverage, I can’t go.”  That’s what some people have said for far too long.  But, one organization works to get Philadelphians the health care that they need –- with or without insurance.
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