Publications

Publications

A library of publications and other print materials -- growing as the campaign progresses.

Momentum | campaign newsletter

Spring/Summer 2009

"History-making on a societal level is never the product of one or even a few persons. The conscious shaping of change -- which often involves finding opportunity in crisis -- requires the kind of collaboration, commitment, and engagement that define Penn. In this second year of our record-breaking Making History campaign, a time of upheaval throughout the globe, Pennsylvanians are working together and creating a better world."

Fall/Winter 2008

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"Who could have imagined that when Penn set out to make history, our nation would do the same -- not only in electing its first African-American president but also in confronting a financial crisis, the full magnitude of which is not yet known?"

Spring/Summer 2008

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"To gain momentum on an upward trajectory you must be propelled by a powerful force. And that’s exactly what we have here at America’s first university. Fueled by the spirit of our interconnected, complex, and engaged Penn community, the Making History campaign has taken off in a big way."

History Starts Here | ad campaign

September 2009

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"The admissions envelope from Penn changed everything."

But that was only the beginning of what we at Penn call "access" -- bold initiatives that support extraordinary students.

July 2009

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Connecting the best of academic nursing with populations in need. It’s a commitment that infuses Penn Nursing, galvanizing its dean, faculty, and students, and challenging them to re-imagine healthcare for underserved communities.

May 2009

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"We are Penn alumni and parents, faculty, students, and friends. We are thinkers and doers, teachers and learners. We are dreamers and builders, leaders, mentors, and problem-solvers. We are innovators and collaborators, doing together what we cannot do alone..."

March 2009

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"At age 30, Katherine Kuchenbecker is one of Penn’s youngest professors. She is also among its most celebrated..."

December 2008

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"When basketball players Kelly Scott, C’09, and Cameron Lewis, W’09; and volleyball player Anne Magnuson, C’10, step onto the golden floor of the Palestra, they proudly stand upon 81 years of sports history — and very quickly experience the promise of the future under their feet..."

November 2008

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"As a freshman arriving at Penn, Abigail Seldin, C’09, G’09, brought not only her boxes but her fascination with anthropology and her budding interest in research. Both led her to the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (CURF), one of Penn’s five innovative learning hubs..."

September 2008

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"For Christopher Griffin, C’12, raised just miles from campus, Penn has always been part of the landscape — but part of a world he understood little about. All that changed in one short summer when Chris participated in Penn’s Project SEED..."

May 2008

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"In this history-making election year, graduate students Seth Goldman and Susanna Dilliplane, along with Penn Professor Diana Mutz, have taken to the internet to better understand the impact of media on voters..."

Spring 2008

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"Adrian Raine knew he was on to something big. The brain scans of criminals he had been studying revealed a clear deficit in that part of the brain involved in regulating and controlling behavior and emotions. Here was persuasive evidence that biological factors — independent of social factors — can be implicated in antisocial and criminal behavior..."

December 2007

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"It’s a long way from the University of Pennsylvania to Botswana, but Dr. Stephen Gluckman has made the trip dozens of times. The infectious disease physician first traveled to the African country in 2001 — one of four Penn physicians invited to train local healthcare providers in the treatment of HIV-infected patients..."

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Campaign Progress

Penn Connects > Campus Master Plan

Momentum \| campaign newsletter
Spring/Summer 2009 View this issue > [.pdf, 3.62MB]	"History-making on a societal level is never the product of one or even a few persons. The conscious shaping of change -- which often involves finding opportunity in crisis -- requires the kind of collaboration, commitment, and engagement that define Penn. In this second year of our record-breaking Making History campaign, a time of upheaval throughout the globe, Pennsylvanians are working together and creating a better world."
Fall/Winter 2008 View this issue > [.pdf, 3.62MB]	"Who could have imagined that when Penn set out to make history, our nation would do the same -- not only in electing its first African-American president but also in confronting a financial crisis, the full magnitude of which is not yet known?"
Spring/Summer 2008 View this issue > [.pdf, 3.62MB]	"To gain momentum on an upward trajectory you must be propelled by a powerful force. And that’s exactly what we have here at America’s first university. Fueled by the spirit of our interconnected, complex, and engaged Penn community, the Making History campaign has taken off in a big way."
History Starts Here \| ad campaign
September 2009 View this ad > [.pdf]	"The admissions envelope from Penn changed everything." But that was only the beginning of what we at Penn call "access" -- bold initiatives that support extraordinary students.
July 2009 View this ad > [.pdf]	Connecting the best of academic nursing with populations in need. It’s a commitment that infuses Penn Nursing, galvanizing its dean, faculty, and students, and challenging them to re-imagine healthcare for underserved communities.
May 2009 View this ad > [.pdf]	"We are Penn alumni and parents, faculty, students, and friends. We are thinkers and doers, teachers and learners. We are dreamers and builders, leaders, mentors, and problem-solvers. We are innovators and collaborators, doing together what we cannot do alone..."
March 2009 View this ad > [.pdf]	"At age 30, Katherine Kuchenbecker is one of Penn’s youngest professors. She is also among its most celebrated..."
December 2008 View this ad > [.pdf]	"When basketball players Kelly Scott, C’09, and Cameron Lewis, W’09; and volleyball player Anne Magnuson, C’10, step onto the golden floor of the Palestra, they proudly stand upon 81 years of sports history — and very quickly experience the promise of the future under their feet..."
November 2008 View this ad > [.pdf]	"As a freshman arriving at Penn, Abigail Seldin, C’09, G’09, brought not only her boxes but her fascination with anthropology and her budding interest in research. Both led her to the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (CURF), one of Penn’s five innovative learning hubs..."
September 2008 View this ad > [.pdf]	"For Christopher Griffin, C’12, raised just miles from campus, Penn has always been part of the landscape — but part of a world he understood little about. All that changed in one short summer when Chris participated in Penn’s Project SEED..."
May 2008 View this ad > [.pdf]	"In this history-making election year, graduate students Seth Goldman and Susanna Dilliplane, along with Penn Professor Diana Mutz, have taken to the internet to better understand the impact of media on voters..."
Spring 2008 View this ad > [.pdf]	"Adrian Raine knew he was on to something big. The brain scans of criminals he had been studying revealed a clear deficit in that part of the brain involved in regulating and controlling behavior and emotions. Here was persuasive evidence that biological factors — independent of social factors — can be implicated in antisocial and criminal behavior..."
December 2007 View this ad > [.pdf]	"It’s a long way from the University of Pennsylvania to Botswana, but Dr. Stephen Gluckman has made the trip dozens of times. The infectious disease physician first traveled to the African country in 2001 — one of four Penn physicians invited to train local healthcare providers in the treatment of HIV-infected patients..."