LPS News

The Fels Institute of Government welcomed local public administrators to speak with students about their career experiences and impact on Philadelphia policy, programming and development. 

Frederik Wouda Kuipers (MES ’18) researches sustainable strategies for electric vehicles and municipal energy use.

Dr. Cristina Bicchieri, S.J.P. Harvie Professor of Social Thought and Comparative Ethics at the University of Pennsylvania, has been selected to address the College of Liberal and Professional Studies Class of 2019 at the graduation ceremony.

Penn Arts and Sciences has named Nicholas Berrettini (Bachelor of Arts, ’19) and Maria Lorena Levano Gavidia (Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences, ’19) as 2019 Dean’s Scholars. 

Members of Penn’s Weekly Paid Professional Staff Assembly took a free online positive psychology course taught by Karen Reivich of the MAPP program.

Penn Park Supervisor Sam Royer (MES ’19) enhances his landscaping experience with environmental science.

Five College of Liberal and Professional Studies students shared their research at Grad Ben Talks, an afternoon of TED Talk-style presentations by Penn Arts and Sciences graduate students.

Graduates of the interdisciplinary, self-directed master’s degree are now eligible for national recognition of their academic achievement.

At the Water Center at Penn, Meg Kramer (MES ’18) merges her business acumen with her commitment to sustainability.

Dr. Dana Kaminstien is helping to empower patient voices at the Crescenz VA Medical Center in West Philadelphia.