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- Penn's Way 2001:
- Continuing Penn's Spirit of Caring and Sharing
Dear Colleagues,
We would like to thank those who participated in Penn's Way 2000. Last
year's workplace charitable campaign raised close to $400,000 for our community's
many charitable organizations! You should be proud of this incredible accomplishment
and we look forward to continuing this success for Penn's Way 2001.
We know that within Penn's faculty and staff lies an abundance of generosity
and a commitment to serve others. Many of you take time from busy schedules
to perform acts of kindness--as teacher, mentors, and caregivers --throughout
the region. We ask Penn's Way supporters to continue their participation
and help us gain new participants so that we can collectively demonstrate
the goodness within the Penn community.
Many of the procedures for this year are similar to those used in last
year's campaign. As in past campaigns, Penn's Way 2001 includes both the
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania (UWSEPA) and the Center for Responsible
Funding (CRF) and their respective member charities. The campaign will again
include weekly raffles and a grand prize drawing to
demonstrate our appreciation to Penn's Way participants. Each school and
center has designated coordinators to assist us in the campaign. We ask
you to review the materials to learn more about these aspects of the campaign.
Watch for updates on the Campaign in the Almanac, which will contain timely
news on the week's raffle prizes, winners, and highlights on our progress
towards this year's goal of raising $350,000.
Please join in Penn's spirit of caring and sharing by participating in
Penn's Way 2001. Many thanks for your consideration and for all that you
do to make Philadelphia and its region a better place for everyone.
Sincerely,
| --Judith Rodin, President |
--David Hackney, Penn's Way Co-Chair, Faculty Senate Chair-Elect |
--Carol R. Scheman, Penn's Way Co-Chair, Vice President for
Government, Community and Public Affairs |

Penn Cares...Penn Shares
In this time of economic prosperity, the Penn community has continually
demonstrated its willingess to open its heart to those in need. Not only
do Penn faculty and staff care passionately about our community's needs,
we also share of ourselves by putting our energy to work for others. Through
volunteer work, activism, and financial support, we can and do make a difference
in building Philadelphia and its region into a better place for all.
Please join in this spirit of caring and sharing by participating in
Penn's Way 2001. |
Rules and Restrictions:
The Penn's Way Campaign will run from November 3 to December 31, 2000.
To show our appreciation to those that participate in the campaign, Penn's
Way 2001 will include weekly raffles during the campaign. In addition, a
Grand Prize Drawing will be held at the conclusion of the campaign period.
To qualify for raffles, Penn employees must turn in a sealed, completed
confidential Penn's Way envelope to their school/center's coordinator or
facilitator or directly to the Payroll Department. You must fill out both
the name and school/center sections on the outside of the envelope. For
your reference, a list of coordinators is included in your campaign materials.
Each week in Almanac, we will publish the available prizes for
the upcoming week and highlight the week's winners. Drawings are made each
Monday based on envelopes turned in by the close of business the preceding
Friday. You may only win once in the weekly raffles. However, all participants,
including weekly winners, will be included in the Grand Prize Drawing at
the end of the campaign.
For a list of prizes including an iBook Laptop computer and two domestic
airline tickets, see below
or visit www.upenn.edu/ogcpa/pennsway.
The list will be printed in an upcoming issue of Almanac.
--Ed. |
Penn's Way 2001 Coordinators
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| School / Center |
Coordinator |
| Annenberg School for Communication |
Donna Burdumy |
| Business Services |
Marie Witt |
| Center for Technology Transfer |
Jackie Miraglia |
| Development and Alumni Relations |
Elizabeth Griffin; Jonathan Petty |
| Director of Libraries |
Robert Eash |
| Division of Public Safety |
Dawn Whitaker |
| Graduate School of Education |
Lynn Johnson |
| Graduate School of Fine Arts |
Anthony Tomazinis |
| Information Systems and Computing |
Margaret Hagan Smith |
| Intercollegiate Athletics |
James Mesisca |
| Law School |
Rae diBlasi |
| Office of Budget Management and Analysis |
Robert Helfman |
| Office of the Executive Vice President |
Sara Gallagher |
| Office of the General Counsel |
Robert Bohner, Esq.; Tamika Wilson |
| Office of the President |
Steve Gagne |
| Office of the Provost |
Jane Gallen |
| Office of the Secretary |
Judith Rogers |
| Office of the Vice President for Facilities Services |
Leslie Mellet |
| Office of the Vice President for Finance |
Maria Palermo |
| School of Arts and Sciences |
Saul Katzman |
| School of Dental Medicine |
James Galbally |
| School of Engineering and Applied Science |
Joseph Sun |
| School of Medicine |
James Moran |
| School of Nursing |
Trudi Sippola |
| School of Social Work |
Brenda Ford |
| School of Veterinary Medicine |
Trish DiPietrae; Barry Stupine |
| University Museum |
Elizabeth Strong |
| University Relations |
Ellen Morawetz |
| Vice Provost for University Life |
Susan Peterson-Pace;Patricia Ravenell |
| Wharton School |
Patricia Black; Parker Snowe |
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Some of the raffle prizes for this year include:
- Month of free parking from Transportation and Parking
- Free overnight stay at the Inn at Penn
- Cordless telephone from Telecommunications
- Tickets to Annenberg Center Events
- Certificate for two for a free sandwich and a beverage at Chats
- Certificate for two for a free sandwich and a beverage at the Cafe
at Williams Hall
- Certificate for two for a free sandwich and a beverage at Cafe 58
- ICA exhibit art books for Wall Power, Against Design, Relay Hymn,
Breathless
- Epson Stylus Printer Bundle compliments of Computer Connection
- Certificates to Houston Hall
- $50 Computer Connection Gift Certificate
- $25 gift certificate from Shulas
- Set of personalized note pads from Publications
- Dinner for two at the Ivy Grill
- Books of 10 passes from the Class of 1923 Ice Rink
- Tickets to a performance by the Choral Arts Society
- Free night and breakfast for two at the University Sheraton
- Tickets from DRIA to the Penn Relays
- Tickets from DRIA to Penn Basketball Games
- Squash court time at Ringe
- Tennis court time at Levy compliments of DRIA
- Instructional class in aerobics from DRIA
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- One-day DRIA pass to the Katz Fitness Center
- Children's book and toys from Chris' Corner: Books for Kid &
Teens
- $25 gift certificate to Ma Jolie
- House of Our Own Bookstore $20 Gift Certificate
- Foundation for Architecture walking tour passes
- Penn T-shirt
- CDs from WXPN
- Philadelphia Orchestra Tickets
- Sunglasses from Modern Eye
- Mendelssohn Society Performance Tickets
- Passes to the Please Touch Museum
- $20 gift certificate to University Jewelers
- Dinner for 2 to the White Dog Cafe and Gift Certificate to The Black
Cat
- Household membership to the University of Pennsylvania Museum
- Membership to the Clay Studio
- UCD T-shirt and Tote Bag
- Gift Certificate and various items from Morris Arboretum
- Parfumerie Douglas Cosmetics basket
- Books from University of Pennsylvania Press
- Penn Sweatshirt and decorations from Paper Garden
- Passes to the African American Museum in Philadelphia
- Penn Book Center -- Various Items
- Tickets to Arden Theater Performance
- Tickets to the Prince Theater
- Tickets to POPS @The Mann Music Center
- Gift Certificates to Saturn Hair Club
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Grand Prize Drawing:
iBook Laptop Computer compliments of Computer Connection
Two Domestic Airline Tickets (valued at $500/piece) compliments
of American Express One and Penn's Travel Office (Click here for
information regarding this prize.)
We would like to thank Business Services, Department of Recreation and
Intercollegiate Athletics (DRIA), the Computer Connection, the Penn Travel
Office and American Express, the Annenberg Center, WXPN, University of Pennsylvania
Museum, the ICA, and the many vendors and organizations listed above for
their generous contributions to the Penn's Way 2001 raffle.

American Express One and the Penn Travel Office are happy to offer two
free tickets as a grand prize (with a value of up to $500 each) to support
the Penn's Way 2001 campaign. There are some ticketing restrictions, however:
- tickets must be purchased through the Penn desk at American Express
One
- tickets MUST BE purchased no later than March 30, 2001
- value of each ticket cannot exceed $500
- tickets are valid for one year
- tickets must be used for a domestic destination
- other ticketing restrictions may apply depending upon what tickets
are purchased
American Express One is the preferred agency at the University and offers
the following benefits to Penn travelers:
- experienced agents dedicated to the Penn account
- substantial discounts on such airlines as US Airways, American Airlines
and Air France
- hotel and car rental discounts
- central bill accounting for student travel, non employee travel and
employees without an American Express corporate card
- ticket delivery on campus
Almanac, Vol. 47, No. 10, October 31, 2000
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Policy Changes , Emergency
Closings & Guidelines
on Cooperative Exchanges of Certain University Information | FOR COMMENT:
FERPA Changes | PENNs WAY 2001 | TALK
ABOUT TEACHING ARCHIVE | BETWEEN
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