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Afghan Women's Writing Project Reading | South Asia Center

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NAVYA DASARI is a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania majoring in Health and Societies and minoring in Creative Writing. She enjoys watching terrible movies ...

Navya Dasari | Perryworldhouse

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Navya Dasari is a junior studying Global Health and English at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the North American Coordinating Committee for Universities Allied for Essential Medicines, an advocacy organization focused on access to medicines; she also serves as Marketing Chair for Penn's Hindu Jain Association, Events Coordinator for Doctors Without Borders at Penn, and VP ...

Press Releases

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College/University Division: Navya Dasari, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Graduate School Division: Tiffany Schubert, University of Dallas, ...

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

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Navya Dasari, C’19 Faculty Senate Executive Committee Actions. Wednesday, March 20, Chair’s Report. Faculty Senate Chair Jennifer Pinto-Martin reported on a number of matters. (1) The Faculty Senate will convene a Teach-In session on April 10 from 6 …

Speakers & UAEM Staff Profiles – NA Conference 2017

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Speakers & UAEM Staff Profiles Navya Dasari Navya is a third-year undergraduate student studying Global Health and English at the University of Pennsylvania.

November 2016

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NAVYA DASARI is a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania majoring in Health and Societies and minoring in Creative Writing. She enjoys watching terrible movies, but has no guilty pleasures. BECCA LAMBRIGHT is a sophomore from Cleveland, Ohio studying English and Creative Writing.

AATI Essay Contest | American Association of Teachers of Italian

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English Competition: The winner for the English competition is Navya Dasari, from the University of Pennsylvania, with the essay “Restoring Women to Themselves: Trauma, Disgust, and “Surrogate” Motherhood in My Brilliant Friend.” Dasari’s essay was submitted by Dr. Lillyrose Veneziano Broccia.