News & Views #2

March 2022 – Edition 7

An archive photo from 1954 of Wharton’s first women students. Linda Garelik Leffert, W’58, is pictured second on the right. Photo credit: University Archives.

March 2022 • Edition 7 In this edition, we honor Women’s History Month by highlighting accomplishments of women from the Wharton community. Read how Wharton women of today, and yesterday, are inspiring others; and how MBA Career Management supports the individual needs of alumnae. Also in this edition, celebrate Wharton…Read More

Chairman’s Report for the Alumni Outreach Committee

Chairman's Report for the Alumni Outreach Committee We are working with Helen Formanes to have a Class Correspondent for each year. As you may know, these alumni are from each Wharton MBA class and are one of the key people to gather news and other information about alumni for…Read More

Letter to the 1972 and 1977 WG Graduation Classes

Letter to the 1972 and 1977 WG Graduation Classes Dear Fellow Alumni: Congratulations on your having reached this major milestone in your lives, 50 and 45 years, respectively, since graduating from the Wharton Graduate School. I am certain that you have gone on to many other important accomplishments in…Read More

*John D’Luhy, WG’59

John D’Luhy WG’59 Member of the Leadership Committee, Wharton Graduate Emeritus Society John D’Luhy was a 1955 graduate of Trinity College, Philadelphia, and continued his education at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. D’Luhy received his M.B.A. from Wharton in 1959. After leaving graduate school, D’Luhy joined Merrill…Read More

Members Photo Gallery

We want your photos from your Wharton MBA years all the way to the present! Please send your digital photos (in jpeg format), with your name, class year, and a brief description of your photo to emeritussociety@wharton.upenn.edu to add to the Members Photo Gallery. Click on the photo in this…Read More

We have always been interested in more generally understanding underlying strengths — performance evaluation, talent evaluation, these are very general challenges in the world. They are far more applicable outside of sports. The days when sports fans based their picks just on a hunch haven’t disappeared but they’re dwindling. Data-driven…Read More

How do I let Penn know that my address has changed?

Question: How do I let Penn know that my address has changed? Answer: You may update your profile in MyPenn, an online community for University of Pennsylvania alumni. Access requires a valid PennKey. If you do not know your PennKey or need help please visit PennKey Support. If you have…Read More

How do I let Penn know that my name has changed?

Question: How do I let Penn know that my name has changed? Answer: Name changes are processed through the Alumni Records Office. You may call them at (215) 898-8136, email them at DARRecordemail@dev.upenn.edu, or send a letter to them at Alumni Records, University of Pennsylvania, Suite 300, 2929 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA…Read More

How do I update my email address to receive Wharton alumni communications?

Question: How do I update my email address to receive Wharton alumni communications? Answer: You may update your profile in MyPenn, an online community for University of Pennsylvania alumni. Access requires a valid PennKey. Open MyPenn at https://mypenn.upenn.edu Log in with your PennKey then select My Profile in the top menu bar and Edit…Read More

What do I do if my information does not match my records?

Question: What do I do if my information does not match my records? Answer: Please reach out to Wharton External Affairs at alumni.relations@wharton.upenn.edu with your current business or home address for verification purposes and the information you would like updated. < Back