PENN GLOBAL RESEARCH & ENGAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM 2023 Launch Symposium
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On Thursday, April 27, 2023, join Penn Global for the 2023 Launch Symposium to learn about the newest cohort of projects supported by the Penn Global Research and Engagement Grant Program.
Those interested in learning more about and applying to the Penn Global Research and Engagement Grant Program are invited to attend a pre-symposium information session from 11:00 AM – 11:50 PM at Perry World House. Lunch will be provided.
Symposium Agenda
12:00 - 12:10 PM | Welcome and Opening Remarks
Eugenie L. Birch, Weitzman School of Design / Penn Institute for Urban Research
12:10 – 1:00 PM | Panel 1: SDGs in Africa
Holman Africa Research and Engagement Fund Spotlight
Moderator: Stephen Avery, Perelman School of Medicine
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The Impacts of Income Volatility and Risk on Economic Outcomes in Ghana
Heather Schofield, Perelman School of Medicine / The Wharton School -
Resilient Ecosystem and Sustainable Transformation of Rural Economies
Heather Huntington, School of Arts and Sciences -
Botswana Education and Research Development
Megan Rybarczyk, Perelman School of Medicine -
Resuscitation Education and Acute Care Help (REACH)-Sub-Saharan Africa
Vanessa Denny, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Kyle Cassidy, Annenberg School for Communication
on behalf of Vinay Nadkarni, Perelman School of Medicine -
To Improve Stroke Care in Africa
Renyu Liu, Perelman School of Medicine
1:00 – 1:05 PM | Break
1:05 – 1:55 PM | Panel 2: SDGs in India
India Research and Engagement Fund Spotlight
Moderator: Amrit Thapa, Graduate School of Education
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Stories of Climate Action: Negotiating Planning in Mumbai's Wetscapes
Rohit Mujumdar, School of Environment and Architecture (Mumbai, India) on behalf of Nikhil Anand, School of Arts and Sciences -
Synergy to Solve SDGs (S3): Targeting Physical and Mental Health in India
Jere Behrman, School of Arts and Sciences / Graduate School of Education -
Clinical Multimodal Integration for Stratification of Glioblastoma Patients
Spyridon Bakas, Perelman School of Medicine
Sharath Chandra Guntuku, School of Engineering & Applied Science -
Impact of Tech-based Teaching on Learning in India: Towards UN SDG4
Daniel Wagner, Graduate School of Education
1:55 – 2:00 PM | Break
2:00 – 2:50 PM | Panel 3: SDG Intersections of Climate, Education, and Knowledge-Sharing
Moderator: Melissa Brown Goodall, Penn's Environmental Innovations Initiative
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Designing a Just and Climate Resilient Transboundary Region
Matthijs Bouw, Weitzman School of Design
on behalf of Simon Richter, School of Arts and Sciences -
Blue Planetary Boundaries for Climate Resilience & Sustainable Development
Sergey Molodtsov (postdoc), School of Arts and Sciences
on behalf of Irina Marinov, School of Arts and Sciences -
Knowledge Building Innovation Network in Greater China: Educating Towards a Sustainable Future
Bodong Chen, Graduate School of Education -
PBL for Global Climate Justice
Zachary Herrmann, Graduate School of Education
2:50 – 3:00 PM | Break
3:00 – 3:50 PM | Panel 4: Next Gen Penn – RAs and Postdocs Engaging SDGs
Moderator: Brianna Parsons, School of Veterinary Medicine
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Kidney CEUS in Latin America, Multinational Education and Research Program
Mónica Miranda Schaeubinger (postdoc) on behalf of Hansel Otero, Perelman School of Medicine -
Living Learning Environments: Early Education for Sustainable Futures
Victor Li, C'25 on behalf of Laia Mogas Soldevila, Weitzman School of Design -
Cost-Effectiveness Studies of Early Childhood Interventions Serving Refugees
Sangyoo Lee (postdoc) on behalf of Brooks Bowden, Graduate School of Education -
Evaluating Europe's Flagship Carbon Policies
Prakash Mishra, GrW'25 on behalf of Arthur van Benthem, The Wharton School -
Income, Family Structure and CCT Effects on Child Maltreatment in Mexico
Ornella Darova G'24 and Patrick Zhang, C'25 on behalf of Petra Todd, School of Arts and Sciences
3:50 – 4:00 PM | Closing Remark
Amy Gadsden, Associate Vice Provost for Global Initiatives; Executive Director for China Initiatives
Following the 2023 Launch Symposium, Penn Global will host a reception in Perry World House's student lounge at 4:00 PM. All in-person symposium attendees are welcome to join.
Penn Global Research and Engagement Grant Program
The Penn Global Research and Engagement Grant Program aims to support projects that bring together leading scholars and practitioners across the University community and beyond to develop new insight on significant global issues in key countries and regions around the world.