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2012 Health Care Management MBA Graduates


The University of Pennsylvania was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740. Although the University carries the name of the Commonwealth, it is not a state university but an independent, private, nonsectarian institution. As one of the country’s earliest educational institutions, it has consistently initiated advances in teaching and research and has steadily generated specialized fields of higher education. Penn, as the University is commonly known, was the first American university to form departments of botany, hygiene and public health, surgical research, and research medicine. The University School of Medicine, formed in 1765, was the first in North America, as was the teaching hospital founded in 1874. The world’s first psychological clinic was opened at Penn in 1896.


The Wharton School, in the same spirit of innovation and excellence, was the world’s first collegiate school of business and management. Founded in 1881 with a gift from Joseph Wharton, the Philadelphia industrialist and philanthropist, the Wharton School undertook the pioneer steps in elevating training for business significantly above its previous level as noncollegiate commer- cial education. In 1921, the formation of the Graduate Program signaled the advancement of business administration at Wharton to the highest levels of professional education.


Today, the Wharton School has more than 270 faculty members teaching in both the graduate and undergraduate divisions and conducting a continually expanding volume of research. The 1600 students in the master’s degree program may choose from among more than 200 courses and over 18 majors and concentrations, a variety reflecting the fact that the Wharton education complements the career goals of the individual.


This brochure is provided to introduce you to the 2012 Wharton Health Care Management Program graduates.


We encourage you to consider these individuals for employment.


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