Special Events
Save the dates for these upcoming events - more details to follow:
Monday, November 09 - Luncheon speaker co-hosted with ASEF - 12noon - Stuart Fine, Professor and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology in the School of Medicine and Director of the Scheie Eye Institute, will discuss "Age related macular degeneration (AMD): Epidemiology, classification, features, diagnosis, treatment"
Flyer with additional information
Wednesday, November 18 - Luncheon speaker co-hosted with PASEF - 12noon - Paul Rozin, Professor of Psychology in Penn Arts & Sciences, will present the topic "Living with Food in the 21st Century"
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Tuesday, December 01 - annual Holiday Reception Dinner - 530pm
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University of Pennsylvania Women's Club
The Women's Club welcomes women who are members of the University community to join them for any of the scheduled events. The object of the club is to promote fellowship, to provide intellectual stimulation, and to establish contact within the University.
Upcoming Event:
Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Time: 1:00pm
Location: University Club at Penn; Lenape Room
Speaker: Dr. Richard Hodges, Williams Director, University of Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Topic: "Excavations in Albania-Butrint: At the Crossroads of the Mediterranean"
Audience: The Penn Community is invited
Future Event Dates:
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
For information contact Membership Chairperson Mrs. Charles E. Dwyer chuckd@gse.upenn.edu. Other Tuesday meetings are held during the academic year for book group and other cultural activities.
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Take Your Professor to Lunch Program
The University Club at Penn participates in the Take Your Professor to Lunch program.
This program allows an undergraduate student to invite his/her current professor to lunch at the Club without cost to either. One time per term. All participants must have a valid Penn Card and must show that card upon arrival at the Club.
Due to the Club’s limited space and our need to accommodate our regular membership, the Club must limit the size of the groups as well as the number of groups to be accommodated on any given day.
A lunch group can be no larger than a total of four people (one professor with a maximum of three students).
Advance requests are required. Requests must be made in advance, a minimum of three business days, by email and must include the name of the professor, the name(s) of all students, and the requested date and time. A request will be confirmed by the Club before it is considered definite.
For information about accommodating larger groups, please contact the dining halls directly.
The University Club at Penn participates in the Take Your Professor to Lunch program.
This program allows an undergraduate student to invite his/her current professor to lunch at the Club without cost to either. One time per term. All participants must have a valid Penn Card and must show that card upon arrival at the Club.
Due to the Club’s limited space and our need to accommodate our regular membership, the Club must limit the size of the groups as well as the number of groups to be accommodated on any given day.
A lunch group can be no larger than a total of four people (one professor with a maximum of three students).
Advance requests are required. Requests must be made in advance, a minimum of three business days, by email and must include the name of the professor, the name(s) of all students, and the requested date and time. A request will be confirmed by the Club before it is considered definite.
For information about accommodating larger groups, please contact the dining halls directly.
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