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Summer Update, June 28, 2001 APPOINTMENTS & AWARDS New house dean, more Fulbrights Patricia Williams has been named the new House Dean of W.E.B. DuBois College House. Williams, a native New Yorker, is a poet and writer with many years of experience in student services and administration at Fordham and Yeshiva universities. More Fulbright scholars Four more Penn students have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships for study abroad since the end of the school year, bringing the total number of Fulbrights from Penn to 16 (Current, May 31 and May 3). Undergraduate awards were given to: Stephen Lee (C/EAS'01), an economics major/computer science and Asian and Middle Eastern studies minor, who will study in Egypt, and Whitney Miller (C'01), an Asian and Middle Eastern studies major, who will study in Japan. The following graduate students also received Fulbrights: Bert Scruggs, a graduate student in Asian and Middle Eastern studies, who will study in Taiwan and Japan, and Amanda Jones, a graduate student in history of art, who will study in France.