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In 2015 and 2016 POWER created and led a statewide coalition of faith and policy advocacy groups to call to attention the racial disparity in the education funding. Through this, POWER was able to create a bi-partisan supported Fair Funding Formula that was signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf in June …
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This ceremony is one of the keynote events of EXPO '18 week, which recognizes outstanding undergraduate research from across Villanova's campus.
Alan Drew, MFA, associate professor of English and director of Villanova’s Creative Writing Program, is author of the critically-acclaimed "Shadow Man," named one of the Best Mysteries of 2017 by The Wall Street Journal.
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