Brief Histories of the Schools of the University of Pennsylvania
Each of the twelve schools of the University, in order of their founding:
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School of Arts and Sciences, 1755 |
Surgical demonstration at the Agnew Clinic, 1886 |
School of Medicine, 1765 |
Moot court proceedings at the Law School, c. 1926 |
Law School, 1850 |
Towne Scientific School, metallurgical laboratory with Professor George Augustus Koenig, c. 1890 |
School of Engineering and Applied Science, 1852 |
Root canal on tiger at the Dental School, 1972 |
School of Dental Medicine, 1878 |
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Wharton School, 1881 |
School of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Hospital, c. 1885 |
School of Veterinary Medicine, 1884 |
Architecture students discussing a model for women’s campus, 1952 |
School of Design, 1890 |
Graduate School of Education, rendering, c. 1962 |
Graduate School of Education, 1914 |
Student nurse, working with children in a play area, c. 1960-1970 |
School of Nursing, 1935 |
School of Social Work faculty after presentation of special citation to Dr. Jessie Taft, 1959 |
School of Social Policy and Practice, 1948 |
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Annenberg School for Communication, 1959 |