Weigelt

MAINZ SUBSTITUTION: Benjamin Weigelt for Antonio Da Silva in the 84th minute

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MAINZ BOOKING: Benjamin Weigelt for Unsporting Behaviour in the 16th minute

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MAINZ SUBSTITUTION: Benjamin Weigelt for Ranislav Jovanovic in the 70th minute

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MAINZ SUBSTITUTION: Benjamin Weigelt for Christoph Babatz in the 59th minute

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MAINZ SUBSTITUTION: Benjamin Weigelt for Matthias Abel in the 46th minute

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For questions on the high school curriculum, contact Professor Keith Weigelt: Weigelt@wharton.upenn.edu.

Rahilla Zafar: Inner-City Students and Wharton Professor Develop a High School Business Curriculum Rahilla Zafar 2011

Weigelt believes elite institutions such as the Wharton School and the University of Pennsylvania have a moral responsibility to help inner city communities and has taken up the task to help lead these efforts.

Rahilla Zafar: Inner-City Students and Wharton Professor Develop a High School Business Curriculum Rahilla Zafar 2011

Through this unique relationship with Wharton's Professor Weigelt, Young has also learned how multifaceted organizations work and the importance of working in teams.

Rahilla Zafar: Inner-City Students and Wharton Professor Develop a High School Business Curriculum Rahilla Zafar 2011

Enrolled in a social enrichment course, Christine is among a dozen students working with Wharton Business School Professor Keith Weigelt to launch the world's first business curriculum they have designed for high schools.

Rahilla Zafar: Inner-City Students and Wharton Professor Develop a High School Business Curriculum Rahilla Zafar 2011

Recalling the time he told Weigelt he wanted to design video games, he says: He asked me if I knew how to draw and I don't.

Rahilla Zafar: Inner-City Students and Wharton Professor Develop a High School Business Curriculum Rahilla Zafar 2011