Teaching Art Grants
Teaching Art Grants support innovative approaches to teaching that embrace the arts and humanities. Over the course of our program, the grants awarded in this category have included: Arts Course Development Grants, awarded to strengthen departments, programs and centers that promote artistic and creative innovation and experimentation at Penn; Arts Integration Grants, awarded to support the integration of the arts and humanities across the university, and to provide faculty members with opportunities to stretch and grow their curricula in creative ways; and Freshman Seminar Grants, which support arts activities and arts-driven pedagogy within and related to freshman seminars.
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On Belonging: Music, Displacement, and Well-Being
- Carol Muller
- Department of English, School of Arts & Sciences
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Social Inequalities and Health: Global Implications
- Su Yeone Jeon
- Center for Korean Studies, School of Arts & Sciences
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Why College?
- Jonathan Zimmerman
- College of Arts & Sciences, Department of History, Graduate School of Education, School of Arts & Sciences
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Rivers, Culture, Power
- John Kanbayashi
- Department of History and Sociology of Science, School of Arts & Sciences
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Why Medical Treatments Work or Fail
- Robert Aronowitz
- Department of History and Sociology of Science, School of Arts & Sciences
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A History of America’s Children
- Hardeep Dhillon
- Asian American Studies Program (ASAM), School of Arts & Sciences
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Decolonizing French Food
- Elizabeth Collins
- Department of Africana Studies, Department of Francophone, Italian and Germanic Studies (FIGS), School of Arts & Sciences
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Paris Under the German Occupation and Its Places of [Non-]Memory
- Mélanie Péron
- Department of Francophone, Italian and Germanic Studies (FIGS), School of Arts & Sciences