Recent Sociology Graduate, Sean Dajour Smith, Named as One of the First Moelis Fellowship Scholars
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First-year PennDesign students Eboni Hawkins (left) and Sean Dajour Smith (right) were named the first cohort of scholars. Credit: Isabella Cossu
Two students from the Stuart Weitzman School of Design were named the first scholars of the Moelis Fellowship program, an initiative which launched this fall at PennDesign.
This semester, first-year PennDesign students Eboni Hawkins and Sean Dajour Smith were named the first cohort of scholars. Housed under the Department of City and Regional Planning, the program covers tuition and provides mentorship for black and Latinx students in the Master of City Planning program.
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12/13/2019
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