1. МОУ «Вейделевская средняя общеобразовательная школа Вейделевского района Белгородской области» Презентация к уроку «Колледжи и университеты США» «Университет Пенсильвании» Выполнили учащиеся 11а класса Гарьковская Надежда Кушнарёва Елена Учитель: Ушакова Т.В.

2. The University of The University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Made by Garkovskaia Nadezhda and Kushnariova Yelena Form 11а Form 11а Teacher: Ushakova T.V.

3. The university of Pennsylvania is a private university. It is the fourth oldest Penn using the founding dates claimed by each institution.

4. HISTORY. HISTORY. The University of Pennsylvania was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740. Franklin's new school would not focus on education for the clergy. Franklin assembled a board of trustees from among the leading citizens of the city, the first such non-sectarian board in America. The University of Pennsylvania was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740. Franklin's new school would not focus on education for the clergy. Franklin assembled a board of trustees from among the leading citizens of the city, the first such non-sectarian board in America.

5. Undergraduate programs The University of Pennsylvania has four undergraduate schools: - The School of Arts & Sciences ("SAS" or "The College") - The School of Engineering and Applied Science ("SEAS") - The School of Nursing - Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The University of Pennsylvania has four undergraduate schools: - The School of Arts & Sciences ("SAS" or "The College") - The School of Engineering and Applied Science ("SEAS") - The School of Nursing - Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Graduate and professional programs Graduate and professional programs The following schools offer graduate programs: - Annenberg School for Communication - Graduate School of Education - University of Pennsylvania Law School - School of Arts & Sciences - School of Dental Medicine - School of Design - School of Engineering and Applied Science - University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - School of Nursing - School of Social Policy & Practice - School of Veterinary Medicine - Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The following schools offer graduate programs: - Annenberg School for Communication - Graduate School of Education - University of Pennsylvania Law School - School of Arts & Sciences - School of Dental Medicine - School of Design - School of Engineering and Applied Science - University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - School of Nursing - School of Social Policy & Practice - School of Veterinary Medicine - Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

6. Symbol of Penn. Symbol of Penn.

7. Libraries. Libraries. Penn's Libraries, with associated school or subject area: - Annenberg (School of Communications) - Biddle (Law) - Biomedical - Center for Advanced Judaic Studies - Chemistry - Dental - Engineering - Fine Arts - Rare Books and Manuscripts - Van Pelt (Humanities and Social Sciences) - Veterinary - High Density Storage Penn's Libraries, with associated school or subject area: - Annenberg (School of Communications) - Biddle (Law) - Biomedical - Center for Advanced Judaic Studies - Chemistry - Dental - Engineering - Fine Arts - Rare Books and Manuscripts - Van Pelt (Humanities and Social Sciences) - Veterinary - High Density Storage

8. CAMPUS. CAMPUS. The present core campus covers over 269 acres in a contiguous area of western Philadelphia's University City district. All of Penn's schools and most of its research institutes are located at this campus. Recent improvements of the surrounding neighborhood include the opening of several restaurants, a large upscale grocery store, and an art-house movie theater on the western edge of the campus. The present core campus covers over 269 acres in a contiguous area of western Philadelphia's University City district. All of Penn's schools and most of its research institutes are located at this campus. Recent improvements of the surrounding neighborhood include the opening of several restaurants, a large upscale grocery store, and an art-house movie theater on the western edge of the campus.

9. Athletics. Athletics. The first athletic team at the University of Pennsylvania was a cricket team. Penn's sports teams are called the Quakers. They participate in the Ivy League and Division I (Division I-AA for football) in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. In recent decades they often have been league champions in football and basketball. The first athletic team at the University of Pennsylvania was a cricket team. Penn's sports teams are called the Quakers. They participate in the Ivy League and Division I (Division I-AA for football) in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. In recent decades they often have been league champions in football and basketball.

10. "The Red and Blue" "The Red and Blue" Penn students have a school anthem, “The Red and Blue”. The song is sung especially loudly when competing against Ivy school rival, Princeton University, and with different lyrics. The official alma mater of the university is "Hail Pennsylvania". Penn students have a school anthem, “The Red and Blue”. The song is sung especially loudly when competing against Ivy school rival, Princeton University, and with different lyrics. The official alma mater of the university is "Hail Pennsylvania".

11. Penn. Penn. The University of Pennsylvania is often confused with Pennsylvania State University. "Penn" or "U Penn" refers to the University of Pennsylvania, while "Penn State" and "PSU" refer to Pennsylvania State University. The University of Pennsylvania is often confused with Pennsylvania State University. "Penn" or "U Penn" refers to the University of Pennsylvania, while "Penn State" and "PSU" refer to Pennsylvania State University.

12. Nobel prize winners: Nobel prize winners: - Alan MacDiarmid - Christian B. Anfinsen - Lawrence Robert Klein - Stanley B. Prusiner - Alan MacDiarmid - Christian B. Anfinsen - Lawrence Robert Klein - Stanley B. PrusinerAlan MacDiarmidChristian B. AnfinsenLawrence Robert KleinStanley B. PrusinerAlan MacDiarmidChristian B. AnfinsenLawrence Robert KleinStanley B. Prusiner - Michael S. Brown - Gerald Edelman - Haldan Keffer Hartline - Otto Fritz Meyerhof - Michael S. Brown - Gerald Edelman - Haldan Keffer Hartline - Otto Fritz Meyerhof Michael S. BrownGerald EdelmanHaldan Keffer HartlineOtto Fritz MeyerhofMichael S. BrownGerald EdelmanHaldan Keffer HartlineOtto Fritz Meyerhof

13. Website of the University of Pennsylvania: Website of the University of Pennsylvania: www.penns university.ru www.penns university.ru

14. WELCOME TO UNIVERSITY OF WELCOME TO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA! PENNSYLVANIA!

15. Источники Источники 301 Boucke University Park, Pennsylvania 16802-5901 Phone: 814.865.7550 Fax: 814.863.5889 www.penns university.ru