LPS News

Youqi Fan (MES ‘20), an international student and a relative newcomer to environmental science, describes inclusivity at Penn and envisions the zoo of the future.

Penn’s MBDS program has established an advisory board of field leaders from diverse industries to guide the program’s development.

LPS instructors Philip Gehrman and Dana Kaminstein have earned distinguished teaching awards for their extraordinary commitment to student excellence.

Youqi Fan (MES ‘20), an international student and a relative newcomer to environmental science, describes inclusivity at Penn and envisions the zoo of the future.

LPS students Nathan Duane Coonts (BA ’20) and Hope Elliott (MSAG ’20) were announced as 2020 Dean’s Scholars.

A new Omnia interview with Hannah Kass (MES ’20—expected) explores what the current crisis means for food and farming issues.

The College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) is sharing a free and unique course to develop resilience during the global pandemic.

For Hayley McCurdy (MES ’20), an individualized curriculum helped her make connections and explore her interests in energy, economic development, and environmental stewardship.

Students from the Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences and the Master of Applied Positive Psychology won awards in their divisions.

An anthropologist by training, agricultural researcher Hannah Kass (MES ’20) came to Penn in search of new perspectives and interdisciplinary mentors.