LPS News

Peter Lewis (MES ’19) entered the Master of Environmental Studies program with an interest in nature conservation—but broadening his interests proved fruitful.

MLA student Aidan Sova, Ann Arbor’s youngest-ever Black elected official, will serve his community as a library trustee.

The faculty and staff of the College of Liberal and Professional Studies invite you to join us for upcoming virtual information sessions and program events.

Penn Pre-Health Programs students tackle health disparities and social determinants of health by building a peer-to-peer enrichment course, going beyond traditional health education to make better doctors and a better world.

In the Master of Environmental Studies program, Inam Ur-Rahman (MES ’19) discovered a passion for urban sustainability that changed the direction of his life.

An exceptional student, a distinguished teacher, and a timely new program received recognition in the regional UPCEA awards program.

Yansong Li (MES ’22) expanded his understanding of circular economics and global policy—preparing for both a PhD and a public platform.

Sophia Zehler (MPA `22) spent the last year balancing a demanding schedule as a Fels graduate student and the Penn mascot while preparing for a career in public service.

Marketing manager Olivia Wang (MES `16) was headed toward a career in journalism when she decided to pursue an environmental studies education and become a sustainability advocate.

David Jackson Ambrose (Bachelor of Arts `13) explores how race, sexuality, disability, and poverty collide with American prison, policing, and mental healthcare.