The course was spearheaded by the Wharton Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Board following student demand.
The Penn-led team of global researchers looked at phytoliths, or plant skeletons, and the environmental effects of burning them.
Ojmarrh Mitchell argued that while racial profiling is often attributed to implicit bias, structural and institutional factors play a bigger role.
The program partnered with the Council on International Educational Exchange – an nonprofit promotes studying abroad – to offer passports for U.S. citizen students, according to a Penn Abroad website. The passports are traditionally valued at $145.
The endowed professorships provide the faculty members with additional financial support and broaden their influence in their field.
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