KC White, who anticipates graduating this spring from Penn’s Master of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) program, has been elected to Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. White will be the first adult living with cystic fibrosis to lead the Board, a significant moment for the CF community, as the disease has historically been considered pediatric.
The College of Liberal and Professional Studies is pleased to recognize the LPS students selected to participate in the Professional Master’s Program category of this year’s Penn Grad Talks. The competition, which took place virtually during the week of March 21, features TED Talk-style presentations by Penn Arts and Sciences graduate students from the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professional master’s programs.
Dr. Sunil Budhrani (C `95) has been selected to address the College of Liberal and Professional Studies Class of 2022 at the graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 15. Dr. Budhrani is a board-certified emergency medicine physician and clinical associate professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington School of Medicine in Washington, DC. He serves on the Employer Advisory Board for Penn LPS Online and has been a guest lecturer for classes at the Wharton School and Perelman School of Medicine. “My passions are healthcare and education,” says Dr.
The new NOVA episode “Great Mammoth Mystery” starts with a find by two amateur fossil hunters on a private site in Swindon, southwest England. “Britain has a long history of archeological hobbyists,” explains archaeologist Dr. Peter G. Gould (Master of Liberal Arts ’10), speaking about the documentary. The couple uncovered several mammoth bones and, nearby, a Neanderthal hand axe chipped from flint.
Opening Saturday, March 26, 2022, the newest exhibition at Penn Museum was curated by three undergraduate University of Pennsylvania students from across the tri-state region. Heritage in Our Hands: UNESCO 50 Years Later is an interactive exhibition that examines artifacts from four locations that have been designated World Heritage Sites.
Renos is a lead economist with the Poverty and Equity Global Practice where he leads the Mind, Behavior, and Development Unit (eMBeD). As a member of the Living Standards Measurement Study team in the Development Data Group of the World Bank, he conducts experiments to improve household survey measures of behavioral dimensions of well-being. Renos has also taught economics at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. He holds a PhD from the University of California, Berkeley.
Scott is principal advisor, head of private sector at the The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) North America. Prior to this role, he was senior vice president of BVA Nudge Unit and earlier spent 20+ years leading perception research services at PRS IN VIVO, a global shopper insights agency. He holds a BA from Duke University and an MBA from the Kellogg School at Northwestern University.
Fundamentals of Sustainability, a course offered through the Master of Science in Organizational Dynamics program, provides students with a broad and deep introduction to sustainability concepts and challenges through the lens of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs).
Penn’s Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences (MBDS) welcomes its newest industry affiliate: The Center for Behavior and the Environment at Rare, an organization dedicated to safeguarding and restoring natural resources through social change.
The College of Liberal and Professional Studies is delighted to welcome Dr. Luis Artavia-Mora and Dr. Tina Morgan Ross to Penn.
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