Nursing students get credit for H1N1 clinics
In a time of health crisis, the School of Nursing did its part by getting involved to help the University community.
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In a time of health crisis, the School of Nursing did its part by getting involved to help the University community.
A recent study directed by Penn’s visiting scholar Patricia Benner with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching advocates making the baccalaureate degree the minimum requirement for entry into the nursing field.
Muggles and wizards alike flocked to the Penn Museum on Sunday afternoon to play Quidditch on the grass, take their O.W.L Exams and make potions with Professor Snape.
According to Chef Fritz Blank, learning how to cook requires the use of six senses: taste, touch, sound, sight, smell and common sense.
Penn Latinos have come a long way since the first Latino student, Joseph Urquiola from Cuba, graduated from Penn in 1829. Today, there are 24 Latino organizations under the umbrella of the Latino Coalition.