WHO:
Industrial hygienist, Office of Environmental Health and Radiation
Safety YEARS AT PENN: 3 WHAT SHE DOES: Kelley is here to ensure that your work environment
is both comfortable and safe. As one of five industrial hygienists,
she specializes in issues relating to ergonomics, laser safety,
reproductive health, and lab audits (shes checking the air
for volatile organic compounds in the photo). Experiencing pains
while at your workstation? Set up a consultation with Kelley, who
will find the most cost-effective solution to your back/neck/wrist
problems. In addition to making sure that Penns labs comply
with safety regulations, Kelley counsels pregnant staffers who work
with chemicals and want to safeguard their babies health. CONTACT INFO: Phone: 215-898-4453; Email: ehrs@ehrs.upenn.edu
“I really do see the wait list as the final touches to a class.”
Eric J. Furda, dean of admissions at Penn, on students who are neither accepted nor rejected from a school. Last year, Penn offered 87 students admission off its active wait list of 1,200. (Philadelphia Inquirer, April 23, 2013)