Dinner and Conversation with
Dr. Georgette Chapman Phillips,

Vice Dean of Wharton Undergrad
& Professor in Real Estate and Legal Studies

Discussing:
How can non-Wharton students tap into Wharton’s educational resources?

Thursday, April 22, 2010
5:30 pm
Harrison Rooftop Lounge (RL)

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Dinner and Conversation with Professor Janet Monge,
Professor of Anthropology

“How can we integrate the museum into a Penn student’s education?”

Thursday, March 25, 2010
7:00 pm
Harnwell Rooftop Lounge (RL)

Dinner and Conversation with Dr. Thomas Childers,
Professor of History

Monday, February 22, 2010
6:30 pm
Harrison Rooftop Lounge (RL)

Download a copy of SCUE’s 2010 White Paper HERE!

Thank you to all who applied!

The White Paper on Undergraduate Education is a publication, written every five years by the SCUE body, that espouses SCUE’s most visionary ideas about how to improve Penn academics.  The Paper discusses issues that relate to learning inside and outside of the classroom, on campus and beyond. It covers every aspect of academic life from advising to waitlists for registration and everything in between.

Dinner and Conversation with Dr. Jacqui Sadashige,
Professor in the Critical Writing Program

Wednesday, December 9, 2009
7:00 pm
Fisher Hassenfeld’s Goldberg Lounge
Quadrangle

About Dr. Sadashige:

Jacqui Sadashige has degrees from Amherst College (BA in Fine Arts and English), Indiana University (MA in English), and the University of Pennsylvania (MA and Ph.D. in Classical Studies).  She currently teaches two cinema and pop culture-related courses for the Critical Writing Program.  She will be sharing her views on the significance of popular culture.  Jacqui is also on the board of the Black Lily Film and Music Festival in Philadelphia and teaches an array of fitness classes around the city.  When not in Philly, Jacqui can be found just about anywhere.  She recently spent Christmas holiday studying massage among a hill tribe in Thailand.

Wednesday, 9/9

7pm

Claudia Cohen Hall, 17

First published in the 1990s, SCUE’s The Practical Scholar: A Roadmap to Penn remains the only extensive academic knowledge resource made for Penn students, by Penn students. It is a useful handbook that can help you find the answers to some of the most common, and important, questions about Penn. Use the Roadmap as its title implies: as a guide to the numerous academic resources available at Penn. The next edition will be published in August 2009 by SCUE’s Working Group on Academic Advising, and distributed to every incoming freshman and transfer student at New Student Orientation.

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Dinner and Conversation with Dr. Rebecca Stein,
Professor of Economics

Thursday, April 30, 2009
6:00 pm
King’s Court English College House
private dining room