President Gutmann U-PENN Re Fellowship Dr. Ningy Li, China

Office of the Provost
Janice R. Bellace
Deputy Provost
Samuel Blank Professor of Legal Studies
February 28, 2006
Mr. Neil J. Gillespie

8092 SW 115 th Loop
Ocala, Florida 34481
Dear Mr. Gillespie:
President Gutmann has shared with me your recent letter concerning a possible
fellowship for Dr. Chen Tao because as Deputy Provost I have oversight for Ph.D. Education and
some aspects of postdoctoral education at Penn. Unfortunately, I cannot be of much help to you.
There are no centrally-awarded postdoctoral fellowships given at Penn. Most postdoctoral
fellows are appointed, and work, under the supervision of an individual faculty member who
agrees to serve as the fellow's mentor. Financial support for a fellow is derived from the faculty
member's research or training grant. Therefore, the best way of obtaining a postdoctoral
fellowship is to write directly to an individual faculty member or to the department or program of
interest. I would also suggest that Dr. Tao visit the School of Medicine's website that lists open
postdoctoral positions (it also includes postdoctoral opportunities in Veterinary and Dental
Medicine). It can be reached at http://www.upenn.eduJpostdoc/positions.html
You also have asked whether there is someone at Penn who can provide faculty and
historical infonnation about the University. You should contact Mark Lloyd, the University's
archivist. He can be reached at the following address:
Mark Lloyd, Director
University Archives and Records Center
N Arcade, Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia; PA 19104-6320
You probably should also visit the Archives web site, which provides considerable infonnation.
Its address is: http://www.archives.upenn.edu/
I hope this is helpful and wish Dr. Tao well in his search for a postdoctoral fellowship.
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Dear President Gutmann,
Thank you for your letter of September 15, 2005. Your story and family history
are moving. I fondly remember my association with the Philadelphia area Jewish
community. As a young entrepreneur in the 1980s, I owe my success to that connection.
I am disappointed with Penns decision to eliminate the Wharton Evening School.
The evening program began in 1904, and is a 102 year-old tradition. Diversity will suffer
at Penn as a result of the closing. Enclosed is a copy of Anita Hendersons letter denying
the completion of my BBA degree.
As a fifteen year-old high school student, I spent three days at Penn participating
in a junior science and humanities program. Upon graduating high school I did not
attend college due to socioeconomic factors and a craniofacial disorder that inhibited
speaking. Instead I labored at the US Steel Fairless Works for a year. Eventually I
landed a job managing a car dealership owned by a Jewish man.
Within a few years I started my own business, studied at the Wharton Evening
School, and obtained reconstructive surgery. At Penn I met Jordan Peiper, my business
law professor. He was a friend, and counsel to my business interests. However, after
earning my ABA, events caused me to question my education.
One such event was the fall of Wharton icon Michael Milken and his subsequent
criminal conviction. I still recall when his portrait was removed from Steinberg-Dietrich
Hall. Another was more personal, when Wharton professor Jordan Peiper was jailed for
stealing from a clients trust fund, and subsequently disbarred.
Amy Gutmann, President

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As an antidote to Penn, I moved west and earned a BA from The Evergreen State
College, Olympia. Contemporaneously I commuted to the Oregon Health Sciences
University, Portland, to continue craniofacial habilitation. There I met Dr. Ningyi Li, a
visiting scholar from the Peoples Republic of China. Dr. Li is chairman of Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery at Qingdao Medical College Hospital.
On February 24, 1997, I wrote to the Wharton Alumni Club President for the
Peoples Republic of China, Professor Wang Xi, in an effort to utilize the much touted
lifelong relationship of the Wharton global network. Dr. Li also wrote Professor Wang
Xi on my behalf, in his native language. Wang Xi did not respond to either letter.
Earlier this year Dr. Li asked if I could find a fellowship for one of his students,
Dr. Chen Tao, MD, an Oral and Maxillofacial radiologist. I contacted Corky Cacas,
director of Penns DMD and Graduate programs, and Dr. Hangorskys office of
International Relations. There was little or no interest.
In your letter of September 15, 2005, you said the we all have an obligation to do
good in the world. If you could arrange for a fellowship on behalf of Dr. Li, I believe
this would be a mitzvah. Chinese workers do not have the occupational protections that
exist in America, and when workers are maimed in industrial accidents, Dr. Li and his
staff reconstruct their faces and lives. This is poignant as Chinese workers are
increasingly injured producing goods for the American market. Enclosed you will find
Dr. Lis contact information.
As for completing my BBA degree, I am abandoning that effort. I was seeking the
degree solely as a prerequisite for service in Iraq with an American contractor. My degree
from the Evergreen State College does not award grades, only narrative evaluations, which
are not compatible with the job application process. Since then my mother has taken ill
and I am caring for her.
For now I am writing a non-fiction book which incorporates some of the above
material. Is there a liaison who provides factual and historical information about Penn?
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Neil J. Gillespie
enclosures
The President
September 15,2005

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Dear Mr. Gillespie:

Thank you for your letter. As
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president, my parents were Jewish.
believe in the precepts of the Torah and
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I, too, practice Judaism and
that we all have an obligation
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during that time and the aid he received from others helped to shape
my abiding respect for different faith traditions. One of the things that
I love about being a member of a university community is interacting
with people of many different religions and creeds, and the dialogue
that can result from that diversity.
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December 6, 2005
Mr. Neil Gillespie
8092 SW 115 th Loop
Ocala, FL 34481
Dear Mr. Gillespie:
This is in response to your letter of September 9,2005 requesting the completion
of your degree at the Wharton School. I reviewed your request to complete your degree,
and it is not possible for you to complete the degree. As you know the BBA program
will end in May 2006.
After reviewing your Wharton transcript, it is our assessment that you would be
required to return to Wharton for 6 fundamental courses (monetary economics, business
policy, 2 semesters of calculus, 2 semesters of statistics); 2 business electives; and 1
concentration course in marketing. Some of these courses (such as calculus and
statistics) are no longer offered because the program is being ended. You are not
permitted to transfer these courses from other institutions.
In addition, it is not the policy to allow students to have transfer credit apply to
the degree once they have matriculated. Exceptions to this policy have been made only
for students who are currently enrolled and cannot complete their non-business courses
by May 2006.
I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.
Sipcerely,
Anita Henderson, Ph.D.
Director, Academic Affairs and Advising
Undergraduate Division
The Wharton School

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Dear Ms. Alvarado,
As a Penn alumnus, this inquiry is for a friend of mine in the People's Republic of China (PRe) who
would like to sponsor a postgraduate student from Qingdao Medical College for study at Penn's School
of Dental Medicine. My friend, Dr. Ningyi Li, MD, DDS, is the Chairman of the Oral Maxillofacial
Surgery department at Qingdao Medical College. He asked me about study opportunity at Penn for
one of his postgraduate students, Dr. Chen Tao, MD. Dr. Chen wants to continue study in radiology
for oral and maxillofacial procedures. Kindly advise what is available.
Sincerely, Neil Gillespie
neil.gillespie.wh88@wharton .upenn.edu
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Dear Neil:
Thank you for your e-mail.
Dr.Chen is MD degree, he is a lecturer in Qingdao University. He want to continue
study radiology on Oral and Maxillofacial Area. I think the dental school is better
for him.
Best wishes!
Ningyi Li
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>Try this web site for Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Residency at Penn. To be
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for this program.
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Dear Dr. Li,

OK, here is some information about the program at Penn. Participant must have degree in DMD or DDS.
Program is for 2 years (24 months). Cost is $49,000 US dollar each year or $98,000 for two year program. Extra
cost for food, housing, etc. What do you think? Did you go to the web site? All this information is on the web
site, listed below.
You know, this program is very involved, very formal. Maybe you want something less formal, less costly?
Thanks, Neil.
5/12/2005
Neil J. Gillespie
8092 SW 115th Loop
Telephone: (352) 854-7807
e-mail: celticein@yahoo.com
March 11, 2006

Dr. Ningyi Li, MD, DDS
Department of Oral Surgery
Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University
16 Jiangsu Road
Qingdao, Shandong 266003
Peoples Republic of China
Dear Dr. Li,
Hello, how are you? Enclosed is a copy of the letter I received from
Janice R. Bellace on behalf of Amy Gutmann of the University of Pennsylvania,
concerning a fellowship for Dr. Chen Tao.
I hope this information is helpful for you. Let me know how I can help you.
Best wishes for you and your family.
Sincerely, your friend,
Neil Gillespie
Office of the Provost
Janice R. Bellace
Deputy Provost
Samuel Blank Professor of Legal Studies
February 28, 2006

8092 SW 115 th Loop
Dear Mr. Gillespie:
President Gutmann has shared with me your recent letter concerning a possible
fellowship for Dr. Chen Tao because as Deputy Provost I have oversight for Ph.D. Education and
some aspects of postdoctoral education at Penn. Unfortunately, I cannot be of much help to you.
There are no centrally-awarded postdoctoral fellowships given at Penn. Most postdoctoral
fellows are appointed, and work, under the supervision of an individual faculty member who
agrees to serve as the fellow's mentor. Financial support for a fellow is derived from the faculty
member's research or training grant. Therefore, the best way of obtaining a postdoctoral
fellowship is to write directly to an individual faculty member or to the department or program of
interest. I would also suggest that Dr. Tao visit the School of Medicine's website that lists open
postdoctoral positions (it also includes postdoctoral opportunities in Veterinary and Dental
Medicine). It can be reached at http://www.upenn.eduJpostdoc/positions.html
You also have asked whether there is someone at Penn who can provide faculty and
historical infonnation about the University. You should contact Mark Lloyd, the University's
archivist. He can be reached at the following address:
Mark Lloyd, Director
University Archives and Records Center
N Arcade, Franklin Field
Philadelphia; PA 19104-6320
You probably should also visit the Archives web site, which provides considerable infonnation.
Its address is: http://www.archives.upenn.edu/
I hope this is helpful and wish Dr. Tao well in his search for a postdoctoral fellowship.
Tel: 215.898.7225 Fax: 215.898.6567 bellace@pobox.upenn.edu

The Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao Medical College
16 Jiangsu Road
January 3, 1997
Dear Dr. Li,

Thank you for the Christmas card, it is good to hear from you. How are you
feeling? How is your family? I hope everything is good for you.
I moved since my last letter to you. I am now living in Florida. As you may recall,
my family lives in Florida. I moved here in October and lived with them for a short time,
but now I have my own apartment. Enclosed are some post cards of Florida.
Another reason for my trip to Florida is to receive medical treatment for
velopharyngeal incompetence. I am now a patient at the University of Florida Shands
Hospital in Gainesville. My doctor is William N. Williams, Ph.D., speech pathologist,
and Director and Professor of the Craniofacial Center. Last month Dr. Williams
performed a videofluoroscopic assessment of my velopharyngeal port. Dr. Williams
thinks a surgical procedure may alleviate my need for an obturator. He will do a
nasendoscopic assessment on February 4 to determine if surgery is a viable
consideration. If so, I may receive surgery in March.
I did not accept the teaching position in Korea, preferring to finish my medical
treatment before I travel. Also, I would rather come to China and visit you. My alumni
magazine from the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, lists a Wharton Alumni
Club in China. The clubs address and president is:
Professor Wang Xi (Ethan Wang), WG47
President of Shanghai Institute of Business Administration
59 Hong Kong Road
Shanghai 20002, Peoples Republic of China
B: 862-1-64335-442, F: 862-1-6437-2475
I will contact Professor Wang to ask if any employment or business opportunity
exist for me in China. Do you have any suggestions for me? I will wait for your comment
before I contact Professor Wang.
Later this year I plan to take the Law School admission test. Also, I am still
considering studying psychology in graduate school. And I am thinking about perhaps
opening a small business. I have many decisions to make about my career. Good jobs in
America are difficult to find. Too many jobs pay low wages. In March I turn 41 years old
and must make good use of my time to secure my future.
Hope to hear from you soon. Wishing you good luck and health for the new year!
Your friend,
Neil J. Gillespie
1121 Beach Drive NE, C-2
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
(813) 823-2390
Law School Admission Council
Candidate Relations
April 4, 1997
Box 2000
Newtown, PA 18940-0998
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Fax: 215.968.1119
E-Mail: lsacinfo@1sac.org
Neil J. G-illespie
1121 Beach Drive NE
Apt. C-2
St. Petersbw"g FL 33701
Dear Mr. Gillespie:
Your recent correspondence to Mr. Philip Shelton has been forwarded to me for response.
The Law School Admission Council has long been committed to ensuring student diversity in legal education,
and as part of that commitment the LSAC Fee Waiver Program was established to ensure that no person is
denied access to law school because of the inability to pay. However, because the cost of the services covered
by the LSAC fee waiver is only a fraction of the cost ofa legal education, the need criterion is considerably
more stringent than for other fmancial aid processes.
With regard to your specific question concerning the standards, calculation, and confidential nature of the need
criterion, know that while we are unable to make this infornlation public, the approval of a waiver of LSAC
fees is supported by a variety of components to determine a candidate's eligibility for a fee waiver. An
individual's income, cash balances, independent vs. dependent status, and number of dependents are all factors
used to determine eligibility. We are reluctant to disclose criterions because we have not requested a means to
validate an applicant's responses. Realize that fee waivers are intended for only the most needy candidates,
which implies need in excess of that required for routine fmancial assistance.
Additionally, the initial fee waiver consideration is based solely on the information included on a candidate's
fee waiver application. However, if the candidate's fee waiver is denied by LSAC and they decide to appeal
the decision, supplemental information then becomes crucial. In other words, you do have the right to appeal
Law Services' decision regarding your eligibility for a waiver if you have additional, substantial
documentation which will lend support to your fee waiver request. This is where a candidate's liabilitiesood
expenses would become mitigating factors. Examples of such documentation include, but are not limited to,
documentation of a disability, proof ofjob loss, and/or proof of extraneous medical expenses.
Responding to your comment addressing your concern that a candidate's disability status is ignored on the
LSATILSDAS Registration Form and the LSAC Fee Waiver Application, know that accommodations may be
available to individuals with documented disabilities who wish to take the LSAT (see pages 11-12 of the 1997
98 LSATILSDAS Registration and Information Book). Ifa candidate is granted testing accommodations
because ofa disability, he/she is afforded the option of having the information related to the request for
accommodations released with the reports to the law schools. So while it may appear we do not seek this data
during the registration and fee waiver process, be assured that applicable candidate files do reflect this
information. A copy of the 1997-98 Disabilities Request Packet, including the 1997-98 LSATILSDAS
Registration and Information Book is enclosed.
Also, please be assured that a candidate's ethnic designation on the LSAC Fee Waiver Application
and LSATILSDAS Registration Form is optional and has no bearing on fee waiver considerations. This
information is used to compile statistical data about the test-taking population and test-taker trends. It can also
assist law schools to identify and reach out to groups that are under represented in the applicant pool, if they so
wish. Concerning your specific question, the answer is based on the ways our applicants self-identify and the
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Enclosure
cc. Philip Shelton
President, Law Services
February 24, 1997
Professor Wang Xi
Wharton Alumni Club President
President of Shanghai Institute of Business Administration
59 Hong Kong Road
Shanghai 20002
People's Republic of China
Dear Professor Wang,

As a Wharton alumnus, I am happy to learn that an alumni club exists in the
People's Republic of China. I am writing to you as President of the Wharton Alumni Club
in my effort to find suitable employment. I want to work in the People's Republic of
China. I am interested in a position in business, teaching, or writing. I will also consider
another job if something is available. Enclosed is a copy of my resume.
My friend, Dr. Ningyi Li, lives in Qingdao and can provide you a reference for me.
Ningyi Li, MD, DDS, is the Professor and Chairman of the Department of Stomatology of
the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University Medical College. I met Dr. Ningyi Li in
Portland, Oregon while he was a visiting scholar at the Oregon Health Sciences
University. Initially I taught English pronunciation to him in Portland. Later we took trips
together to Yellowstone National Park and Crater Lake National Park. We have
maintained a correspondence since that time, and I would like to visit him in China if an
opportunity is available.
Thank you for your consideration. You may contact me as provided below.
Sincerely,
Neil J. Gillespie
(813) 823-2390
e-mail: ngillespie@sprynet.com
enclosure
NE T WORK NEWS
A R EVITALIZED
S HANGHAI
E VENING S CHOOL
HONORS T HREE
More than 40 participants attended the

first meeting of the newly-reorganized
Wharton Club of Shanghai last winter.
Among the 40 were Wharton alumni as
well as alumni of the Wharton-Jiaotong
Executive Education program.
Professor Wang Xi, WG47, president of
the Shanghai Institute of Business Administration, is club president; Gu Dunqing,
Wharton-Jiaotong90, director of the
board and executive vice president of
Shanghai International Trust & Investment Corp., is vice-president; Maggie Yao,
Wharton-Jiaotong90, director of the
Shanghai Office of the China Venturetech
Investment Group, is secretary; and Xu
Ying, WG93, manager, General Electric
(China), is treasurer.
Honorary chairman of the club is Meng
Jianzhu, vice mayor of Shanghai, and advisors include Professor Wueng Shilie,
president of Shanghai Jiaotong University,
and Laurence Za Yu Moh, WG53, chairman emeritus, Universal Furniture, Ltd.
Steven Constable, senior regional manager at Martin Zweig Securities Corp., spoke
at The Wharton Evening School Alumni
Societys annual banquet in April on Maximizing Returns While Minimizing Risk in
the Markets.
The brunch was also an opportunity to
honor three individuals: The Theodore J.
Grayson Award for leadership and philanthropy was presented to I. Donald Snook,
W79, president and CEO of Presbyterian
Medical Center in Philadelphia. Doris
Cochran-Fikes, CW72, formerly director
of University Alumni Relations and now
director, alumni secondary school committees, received The William R.
Hockenberry Award for service to Penns
alumni society.
Bernard Habet, W95, received The
Robert L. MacDonald Award in recognition of an excellent scholastic record and
outstanding personal characteristics.
S EVEN N EW M EMBERS E LECTED

A LUMNI ASSOCIATION B OARD
At the Wharton Alumni Associations
annual meeting on April 22, seven new
members were elected to the Executive
Committee. These alumni will work with
the Board, and in partnership with Alumni Affairs, to provide programs and services
to the Schools 69,000 alumni.
The new members include:
Didier Choix, WG86, a consultant
with DDA Consulting Services in New York.
Choix was most recently co-chair of his
10th reunion gift committee, which raised
a record amount from their class.
Elliott Clark, W83, a principal with
Raymond Karsan Associates in Wayne, Pa.
Clark is on the board of the Philadelphia
club and has been active in the clubs
Career Management Committee, recently
chairing the clubs second annual career
conference.
Jon Hastings, WG96, is new venture
manager at DuPont in Wilmington, Del.
He was the first WEMBA student representative to the Alumni Association Board, and
was recently the winner of a Deans Award
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of Excellence for leadership of his WEMBA

class.
David Kauffman, W92, WG94, is
the owner of Kauffmans Wedding World in
Altoona, Pa. He was a very active student
leader as an undergraduate and has continued to participate as a young alumnus in
career panels and career week.
Reggie Reglus, WG95, is president
and CEO of Reglus & Associates in South
Ozone Park, N.J. He is on the board of the
Entrepreneurial club, an active volunteer
in the New York club, class correspondent
and past chairman of the alumni effort for
the 1995 Whitney Young Conference.
Bob Shalayda, WG80, is a marketing
manager with Lucent Technologies in
Warren, N.J. He is a long-time class correspondent for the magazine.
Paul Zantzinger, WG67, is an investment manager with GE Capital in Atlanta,
Ga. He is president of the Atlanta club and
has done significant work in strengthening student/club relations.
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WHARTON ALUMNI MAGAZINE
E NTREPRENEURIALLY M INDED ?
JOIN THE C LUB
Three years ago, three Wharton alumni
formed the Wharton Entrepreneurial
Alumni Club to help enterprising alumni
network and develop ideas for new business ventures.
Today, the club has more than 400
members on its database as well as a host
of activities planned for the rest of this
year, according to Nigel Edelshain, WG93,
one of the three founders.
For entrepreneurs more than any other
business people, contacts are critical, says
Edelshain. In addition, by working
together, small business owners can gain
access to resources they would otherwise
miss.
The Wharton Entrepreneurial Alumni
Club holds informal bi-monthly cocktail
hours and has sponsored such speakers as
John Sculley, WG63, Alan Patricof and
Ronald Lauder, W65.
It has also partnered with the Wharton
Club of New York to present discussions
on entrepreneurial topics like How to Buy
a Business.
A club newsletter will be available electronically and a membership directory,
giving details of all members interests and
industries, is planned for later this year,
Edelshain says.
Other new initiatives include partnership programs with the Wharton Clubs of
Northern and Southern California, and
the creation of special interest groups for
more in-depth discussions of key issues.
The Clubs other two founders are
Jonathan Terzi, W91, president of a consulting firm in New York City called Terzi
Enterprises, and Jonathan Blanc, W93,
founder and owner of a clothing import
company called Collegiate Traditions.
Edelshain is director of corporate projects
at Paradigm Systems Corp., a three-yearold computer services company in
New York.
Anyone interested in finding out more,
call 1-800-220-5031. That line includes
the latest news on upcoming events as
well as information on how to get
involved in the Club.
February 25, 1997

Professor and Chairman
Department of Stomatology
The Affiliated Hospital of
Qingdao Medical College
16 Jiangsu Road
Via Fax: 011-86-532-282-4980
Dear Dr. Li,
I hope you received my letter last month, it has been some time since I mailed it
to you. A copy of that letter accompanies this fax. Maybe you are very busy, I understand
if you cannot answer quickly. I wanted to let you know that yesterday I mailed a letter to
Professor Wang Xi seeking employment in China and I gave him your name as a
reference. Best of luck. Hope to see you.
Your friend,
Neil J. Gillespie
phone and fax (813) 823-2390, I will leave my fax turned on for a few days if you want
to send me a fax. My new computer has a fax machine built in.
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Program for Advanced Standing Students (PASS)

Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
PASS Program
PASS Requirements
Application Form
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Bio-Dental ConsortiaI
Related Info
Financial Aid &
Scholarship
Student Life
The Program for Advanced Standing

Students is especially designed for
graduates of foreign dental schools who
want to practice dentistry in the United
States. Most states require a degree from
an American Dental Association (ADA)
accredited dental school before they grant
license. To prepare non-U.S. trained dentists
to meet this requirement, the University of C~~~~;::~
Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
offers a two-year Program for Advanced Standing Students (PASS) which
leads to a D.M.D. degree. Successful completion of the program allows
dentists from overseas to take licensing exams in any state.
Special features of PASS
The program starts with an ten-week course from April through June
where students review knowledge and skills taught in the first two years
of the dental curriculum. "Principles of treatment" at the School of Dental
Medicine are discussed. An additional feature of the summer program is
the DentSim Virtual Reality) Laborato!"'L. The DentSim unit, with a
stylized patient mannequin, creates a realistic learning context for
practicing and perfecting dental procedures.
This summer program enables PASS students to make a smooth transition
into the clinics in the fall. Students are integrated into the regular class
where they take part in all courses and clinical experiences in the third
and fourth years of dental school. They participate in a modern group
health care delivery system which simulates general practice. In addition,
they rotate through specialty departments and work under the
preceptorship of master clinicians.
PASS also offers a special English course that will allow foreign dentists to
enhance and strengthen communication skills in the English language.
Classes are arranged to prepare students for interaction in clinical settings
as well as for everyday conversation. Support and advisory services are
provided through a student advisor appointed to assist foreign dentists
and through the Office of International Programs at the University of
Pennsylvania.
Application for Admission

Applicants must submit an application and all PASS re uirements on or
before ~ the address below. Applicants can download
an aQQlication (PDF) or call (215) 898-0558. Applicants with satisfactory
requirements are required to appear for an all-day interview session.
Interviews start in September 2004.
For further information write, call, or fax:
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/PASSprogram/pass-program.htmI
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Associate Dean Dr. Uri Hangorsky, DDS or

Assistant Dean Dr. Naty Lopez, BSN, MEd, PhD.
Office of International Relations
Robert Schattner Center
School of Dental Medicine
240 South 40th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: (215) 898-0558
Fax: (215) 573-2087
Copyright Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
Certifying Authority: School of Dental Medicine
Last Update: 4 March, 2005
http://www.dental.upenn.eduJacademiclPASSprogram/pass-program.html
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Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Residency

Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
Advanced Education in
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Masters of Science in
Oral Biology
Oral &. Maxillofacial
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics-
Orthodontics
Periodontal-Prosthesis
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Bio-Dental Consortia I
Program Overview I Faculty I Curriculum I Clinical Education
Apply to the Program I Annual Fees
Program Overview
Program Director: Dr. Linda Otis
This two-year program is designed to prepare graduate dentists for
academic careers in teaching and patient care and to provide an
introduction to research. Students are expected to develop the clinical and
academic skills needed to use complex imaging systems in the diagnoses,
study, and management of oral and maxillofacial disease. Students
participate in conferences, seminars, demonstrations, and laboratory
work. Approximately half of the student's time is devoted to clinical
training, gaining radiographic and diagnostic experiences with patients.
Flexibility in the program structure allows students to tailor their training
toward personal career goals.
Eligibility for licensure in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is mandatory
for this program.
Related Info
Financial Aid &.
Scholarship
Student Life
Last Update: 22 November, 2004
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/DADEprogram/oralmaxrad/index.html
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Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Oral Biology
Oral & Maxillofacial
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics-
Orthodontics
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Bio-Dental Consortial
Related Info
Financial Aid &
Scholarship
Student Life
Pro ram Overview I Faculty I Curriculum I Clinical Education
Apply to the Program

All applicants must have a DMD/DDS degree. The director of each
program will furnish any additional information needed. Personal
interviews are desirable and in most cases may be required. Applicants
residing or visiting in the vicinity of Philadelphia are invited to visit the
School at any time.
Applicants must be eligible to obtain temporary licensure from the

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for which graduation from an
accredited U.S. or Canadian dental school is required.
Students can apply to the program through the Postdoctoral
Application Support Service (PASS) with the American Dental
Education Association. The deadline for applications received through
PASS is September 1. AQ lications can be Qrocessed online through the
PASS web site.
In addition to the PASS application process, Penn Dental Medicine requires
supplemental applications to be submitted directly to the School.
For U.S. students:
Download an official uQQlemental aP-Qlicafon form and instructions for
U.S. students.
For international students:
Download an official su lemental a
international students.
To obtain an official supplemental application and instructions by mail

(please specifiy whether you need the instructions for U.S. students or
international students):
The Robert Schattner Center
University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
Graduate Dental Education
240 South 40th Street
Phone: 215-898-5792
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/DADEprogramloralmaxrad/apply.html
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Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Oral Biology
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics-
Orthodontics
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Program Annual Fees

The annual fee for the oral and maxillofacial radiology program is $49,000
per year.
For the latest information, please contact the Graduate Dental Education
Admissions Office at (215) 898-5792 or by email.
Related Info
Financial Aid &
Scholarship
Student Life
Last Update: 20 January, 2005
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/academicIDADEprogram/oralmaxrad/fees.html
5/12/2005

Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Oral Biology
Oral 8r. Maxillofacial
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Oral 8r. Maxillofacial
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics
Orthodontics
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Core Basic Science Curriculum

Anatomy of the Head and Neck
Biostatistics and Research Methodology
Clinical Therapeutics
Clinical Microbiology
Clinical Pathology Conference
Oral Biochemistry
Oral Medicine
Pain and Anxiety Control
Radiology
Wound Healing
Program-Specific Curriculum
The didactic curriculum in radiological sciences includes radiation physics,
radiation biology, and health physics.
Related Info
Financial Aid 8r.
Scholarship
Student Life
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Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Oral Biology
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics-
Orthodontics
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Clinical Education
Clinical training occurs throughout the program, but is emphasized after
the didactic core is completed. Clinical topics include imaging physics and
techniques, image interpretation, risk protection, and quality assurance.
Clinical experience in TMJ, implant, and celphlometric imaging is achieved
in clinical rotations at the School of Dental Medicine. CT, MRI, nuclear
medicine, and radiation oncology experience is achieved through hospital
rotations.
Related Info
Financial Aid &
Scholarship
Student Life
http://www.dental.upenn.eduiacademicIDADEprogramloralmaxradiclinical.htmI
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Academic Programs
DMD Program
Graduate Dental
Education Programs
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Oral Biology
Radiology
Oral Medicine
Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Periodontics-
Orthodontics
PASS Program
Dual-Degree Options
Doctoral Degree
Related Info
Financial Aid &.
Scholarship
Student Life
Pro ram Overview I Faculty I Curriculum I Clinical Education
Standing Faculty
Linda Otis, DDS, MS
Dr. Otis is the Program Director of the Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology
Residency Program and Associate Professor of Oral Medicine. She is also a
captain in the Dental Corps of the United States Naval Reserve, and
commanding officer to the Naval Hospital Bethesda Detachment 1006.
She is certified by both the American Board of Oral Medicine and the
American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. In 1998, she earned
Research and Development Magazine's R&D 100 Award. Dr. Otis is the
author of numerous scientific articles and books and holds two patents for
imaging devices she developed.
Marjorie Jeffcoat, DMD
Dr. Jeffcoat is Professor of Periodontics and Dean of the University of
Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. A member of the National
Institutes of Health-NIDCR Advisory Committee for Research on Women's
Health, she has also served on the editorial boards of a variety of
professional research journals for more than 20 years, including her
current position as editor-in-chief of the Journal of The American Dental
Association. Prior to joining Penn Dental Medicine in July 2003 as Dean,
Dr. Jeffcoat served as Assistant Dean of Research and Professor and Chair
of the Department of Periodontics at the University of Alabama School of
Dentistry. While at Alabama, she was also a professor of biomedical
engineering, held the James Rosen Endowed Chair of Dental Research and
served as interim chair for the Department of Oral Biology. A graduate of
the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, she also taught periodontology
there for 10 years. Dr. Jeffcoat is a past president of both the American
Association for Dental Research and the International Association for
Dental Research.
Eisa Mozaffari, DMD
Thomas Sollecito, DMD
Dr. Sollecito is Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Associate
Professor/Clinician Educator of Oral Medicine, teaching oral medicine to
both postgraduate and predoctoral students. He also serves as Director of
the oral medicine residency program, in which he directly instructs and
administers to postdoctoral students in didactic and clinical parameters
concerning oral medicine. He is Director of the Hospital Externship
Program at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center and Director of
two selective courses, including operating room dentistry and advanced
oral medicine seminars. In addition, he is a clinical attending instructor in
the Oral Diagnosis Clinic at SDM, as well as the Hospital of the University
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of Pennsylvania, and a member of the University of Pennsylvania Cancer

Center. Dr. Sollecito is currently conducting research on
temporomandibular joint disease.
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/DADEprogram/oralmaxrad/faculty.html
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Office of International Relations

International Programs
International Relations
Exchange Programs
Continuing Ed.
Collaborative Projects
WHO Collaborating Ctr
PASS
The School of Dental Medicine has a long history of internationalization in

its mission, programs, and its constituency. Its students, faculty, and staff
is diverse reflecting the increasing diversity in the US . Alongside the
diversity is the growing awareness and increasing involvement in global
issues in oral health.
The Office of International Relations was created in 1989 to develop and
implement programs that will maintain the international stature of the
School of Dental Medicine; strengthen the international outlook of its
faculty, students and staff, increase the school's involvement in global
oral health issues and to expand its network with dental schools and other
Institutions worldwide.
Our Vision
We continue to strive toward the continuation of the School of Dental
Medicine as an international center for education, clinical practice, and
research in oral health. The School's goal for internationalization is part of
the thrust of the whole university's vision: "The University of Pennsylvania
affirms its international commitment - in its people, its pursuits, and Its
programs; the preparation of its students and faculty to be members of a
more cohesive world; the generation of knowledge on a more global
orientation; and provision of its academic resources to the extent feasible,
to nations and to institutions involved in international activities."
Our Programs
The work of the Office of International Relations revolves around three
main programs:
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Faculty and Staff
Associate Dean Dr. Uri Hangorsky, DDS
Assistant Dean Dr. Naty Lopez, BSN, MEd, PhD.
Administrative Assistant Cind Alvarado
Administrative Assistant KattrLS.-antivanez
Phone: 215-8980558
Fax: 215-573 2087
Last Update: 4 March, 2005
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/international/relations/index.html
5/9/2005
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Contacting Us
Contact Li.st
Office of the Dean
Administrative Areas
Academic Departments
Clinical Facilities
Following is contact information for specific administrative and academic

areas of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. Unless
otherwise noted, the mailing address for all areas at Penn Dental Medicine
Is:
The Robert Schattner Center
School of Dental Medicine
240 South 40th Street
Contact information for individual Penn Dental Medicine faculty, students,

and staff is available from the University of Pennsylvania's o-nline
Qtr:ectory.
Office of the Dean

Dr. Marjorie Jeffcoat
Amsterdam Dean
215-898-8941
Thomas Freitag
Associate Dean for Finance and Administration
215-898-4973
Margaret M. Lizotte
Assistant Dean for Administration
215-898-1038
Susan Conroy
Administrative Coordinator
215-898-8942
Administrative Areas
Academic Affairs
Dr. Thomas Sollecito
Associate Dean
215-898-2048
Caryn Stivelman
Director of Competency Evaluations
215-898-4557
Jason Holton
http://www.dental.upenn.edu/sdm/contacts.html
5/9/2005
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Director of Scheduling
215-898-5566
Admissions: DMD and Graduate Programs
Dr. Scott DeRossj
Assistant Dean for Admissions
215-898-5792
[J
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Director
215-898-8943
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Admissions: Program for Advanced Standing Students (PASS)

(for Graduates of Foreign Dental Schools)
Dr. Naty Lopez
Assistant Dean, International Relations
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215-898-0558
Clinic Affairs
Dr. Uri Hangorsky
Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs
215-898-8930
Clinic Management
David Fahringer
Director of Clinical Operations
215-573-2588
Regina Jones
Director, Patient Care and Educational Services
215-898-2149
Audrey Insogna
Patient Advocate
215-573-4742
Communications
Beth Adams
Director of Publications
215-573-8224
Community Programs
Dr. Herman Segal
Associate Dean
215-898-8968
Dr. Joan Gluch
Director of Community Health
215-898-8429
Continuing Dental Education
Lynne Lawler
Coordinator
215-573-9098
Development and Alumni Relations
hrtp://www.dental.upenn.edu/sdm/contacts.html
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Jim Garvey
Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations
215-898-8951
Joshua Liss
Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Programs
215-898-3542
facilities
Jerry Friel
Director, Facilities Management
215-898-8949
Faculty Affairs
Annabelle O. Jellinek
Director
215-898-1738
Fiscal Operations
Brent K. Parker
Director
215-898-8944
Hospital Affairs
Dr. Martin Greenberg
Associate Dean
215-898-6628
Infection Control and Quality Assurance
David Reed
Director
215-573-3440
Information Services
Daniel Shapiro
Director
215-898-5343
Insurance Office
Joe Wolk
Associate Director
215-898-3576
International Relations
Dr. Uri Hangorsky
Associate Dean
215-898-8930
Dr. Naty Lopez
Assistant Dean
215-898-0558
Library
Patricia Heller
Librarian
215-898-8969
Masters in Oral Biology Program
Dr. Edward Lally
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Director
215-898-5913
Minority Affairs
Dr. Rose Wadenya
Director
215-573-2650
Research
Dr. Bruce Shenker
Associate Dean
215-898-8994
Dr. Elliot Hersh
Associate Dean for Clinical Research
215-898-9686
Dr. Joseph DiRienzo
Assistant Dean for Student Research
215-898-6551
Student Affairs
Sue Schwartz
Assistant Dean
215-898-8940
WHO Collaborating Center for Oral Infectious Diseases
Dr. Peter Berthold
Director
215-898-5813
Dr. Naty Lopez
Co-Director
215-898-0558
Academic Departments
Anatomy & Cell Biology
Dr. Edward Macarak, Chair
215-898-8994
Biochemistry
Dr. Sherrill Adams, Chair
215-898-6569
Endodontics
Dr. Syngcuk Kim, Chair
215-898-4616
Microbiology
Dr. Gary Cohen, Chair
215-898-5914
Oral f\1edicine
Dr. Martin Greenberg, Chair
215-898-6627
Oral Surgery & Pharmacology
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Dr. Peter QUinn, Chair

215-898-8052
Orthodontics
Dr. Robert Vanarsdall, Chair
215-898-5910
Pathology
Dr. Bruce Shenker, Chair
215-898-5959
Periodontics
Dr. Cyril EVian, Interim Chair
215-898-3268
Preventive and Restorative Sciences
Drs. Alan Atlas and Najeed Saleh, Acting Co-Chairs
215-898-4971
Clinical Facilities
School of Dental Medicine Clinics
General Information: 215-898-8961
New Patient Registration: 215-898-8965
Emergency Clinic: 215-898-8965
Endodontics Clinic: 215-898-6062
Main Clinic: 215-898-8974
Myers Clinic: 215-573-0298
Oral Medicine Clinic: 215-898-5344
Oral Surgery Clinic: 215-898-8991
Orthodontics Clinic: 215-898-8982
Paletz Clinic: 215-573-8058
Pediatrics Clinic: 215-898-8979
Periodontics Clinic: 215-898-5315
Radiology: 215-898-8971
Penn Dental Medicine Care Network
Dr. Allan Olitsky, Director
215-898-4615
Ms. Mary Ellen Schmidt
Operations & General Information
Administrative Coordinator
215-573-7243
Penn Dental Medicine at the Robert Schattner Center
Ginny Hedstrom, Dental Practice Administrator
215-898-4615
Penn Dental Medicine Center at Bryn Mawr
Carolyn Carita, Dental Practice Administrator
610-520-4600
Penn Dental Medicine Center at University City
Elaine Koch, Dental Practice Administrator
215-573-8400
Children's Dental Center at the Children's Hospital of Phildelphia
Dr. lawrence Levin, Director
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215-590-2805
last Update: 16 March, 2005
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Program for Advanced Standing Students (PASS) - Penn Dental School

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