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Health / University News
This roundup features recent news from the University of Pennsylvania and Yale University, highlighting student achievements, honoring a former leader, and updating athletic schedules.
#### Mikhaidia Miller's Pursuit of Health Equity Mikhaidia Miller, a fourth-year student at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Nursing and a first-generation student, is dedicated to making healthcare more equitable. Inspired by her sister's work in oncology, Miller aims to provide patient-centered care, addressing the disparities faced by marginalized communities. Her involvement with Penn First Plus (P1P) has provided her with mentorship and community support, empowering her to advocate for inclusive healthcare practices.
#### Scott C. Lederman's Legacy at Penn Scott C. Lederman, the former treasurer at the University of Pennsylvania, passed away at the age of 84. Lederman served in various roles at Penn for 30 years, contributing to budgeting, investments, and community partnerships. He is remembered for his leadership, kindness, and dedication to the university and the West Philadelphia community. His work included overseeing Penn's divestment from firms associated with apartheid in South Africa and significantly improving the university's endowment fund.
#### Yale Baseball Schedule Adjustment The Yale Bulldogs baseball team has announced a change to its Ivy League home series schedule against the University of Pennsylvania. The series, initially planned as a Saturday doubleheader followed by a Sunday game, will now feature a single game on Saturday, March 28, at 1 p.m., and a doubleheader on Sunday, March 29, starting at 12 p.m. All games will be played at George H.W. Bush '48 Field.
Penn First Plus (P1P) is the University of Pennsylvania’s central hub for supporting first-generation and limited-income undergraduates through community programming, academic advising, and professional development resources.
Scott C. Lederman designed a new budgeting procedure, lobbied for more child daycare funding, created the school’s first cash management program, developed an endowment spending rule, and oversaw the school’s real estate subsidiary.
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