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Alumni Casualties of September 11

Penn's Department of Development and Alumni Relations has recently released a list of names of those Penn alumni lost in the September 11 terrorist attacks. The toll currently stands at 14, 13 died at the World Trade Center and one at the Pentagon.

  • Listed below are alumni confirmed dead:
  • Mukul K. Agarwala, Electrical Engineering '84 & Wharton Grad. '90
  • J. Howard Boulton Jr., Wharton Evening '94
  • Mark K. Charette, Wharton '85
  • Geoffrey Cloud, Law '90
  • Robert J. Deraney, Wharton Grad. '83
  • Garth E. Feeney, Engineering & Wharton '95
  • Gerald P. Fisher, Social Work Doctorate '74 & Grad. City Planning '72
  • Nicholas Humber, Wharton Grad. '67
  • Hideya Kawauchi, Wharton Grad. '93
  • Michael M. Miller, Wharton '84
  • Tu-Anh Pham, Wharton Grad. '89
  • Michael V. San Phillip, Wharton '67
  • Keiji Takahashi, Law Doctorate '85
  • Jeffrey D. Wiener, Grad. Engineering '94

In an effort to honor the memory of the alumni lost to the tragedy, Penn will hold a moment of silence at the start of the November 3 Homecoming game.

Additionally, a symposium on terrorism comparable to the one held on campus last month (Almanac September 18), is planned for October 29 in New York City. President Rodin and several professors will present at the lecture.


Almanac, Vol. 48, No. 9, October 23, 2001

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

Tuesday,
October 23, 2001
Volume 48 Number 9
www.upenn.edu/almanac/

To memorialize those who were victims of the September 11 attacks, Penn has created the Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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