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  • First Evan C Thompson Professor for Excellence in Teaching: Dr. DeTurck
  • Richard King Mellon Professor of Finance: Dr. Inman
  • Total Undergraduate Charges 4.4 Percent Increase
  • Trustees' Meeting Coverage

    SENATE: Actions for 3/17 meeting

    COUNCIL: Agenda for 3/24 meeting

    Report by the Consultative Committee for the Selection of a President

    Of Record:
  • Postdoctoral Stipend Levels
  • IACUC Policy for Animal Welfare Concerts
  • Rising Health Care Costs: A Focus on Wellness

    Wireless--College Green

    Speaking Out: Noxious Fertilizer and Mulch

    Bulletins:
  • Corrections
  • Goldstone Forum
  • SAS Deans Forum
  • WPSA
  • PPSA: Call for Nominations
  • Update

    Crime Stats

    Cultural Heritage Institute for Young Iraqi Specialists: A Visit to the Penn Museum

     

     


      Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 26, March 23, 2004

    ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Tuesday,
    March 23, 2004
    Volume 50 Number 26
    www.upenn.edu/almanac

    Undergraduate tuition, fees, and room and board for 2004-2005 will increase 4.4%.

    Dr. Robert Inman is the Richard King Mellon Professor of Finance.

    The first Evan C Thompson Professor for Excellence in Teaching is known for award-winning teaching.

    Speaking Out about the odors of mulch, permeating the indoors.

    University Council will hear about the budget and plans for next year.

    PPSA: Call for nominations for officers.

    Report by the Consultative Committee for the Selection of a President.

    Trustees' Meeting coverage, beyond the tuition increase.

    Recommended minimum Postdoctoral Stipend levels for FY 05. 

    The IACUC policy for review and investigation of animal welfare concerns.

    How to combat rising health care costs? Focus on Wellness next week.

    College Green goes wireless, uniting other wireless  areas on campus.

    The SAS Dean's Forum and the Goldstone Forum are two annual events at Penn.

    A Cultural Heritage Institute for Young Iraqi Specialists visited the Penn Museum.

     

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