LPS News

Maya Halma (MES ’26) came to Penn to follow a passion for the environment and apply her communication skills to moving the needle on climate action. Today she is research and communications specialist at The Water Center at Penn.

LPS Gov kicked off its first event of the academic year with a fall mixer that brought together more than 80 graduate students from across 10 LPS graduate programs.

Summer academies at Penn offer high school students the chance to immerse themselves in niche subject areas. For some, the experience can be life changing.

Organizational Dynamics Programs at Penn encourage their students—often mid-career professionals—to see themselves as pracademics, or professionals who successfully bridge rigorous research and everyday practice.

For Claire Marrazzo Greenwood (MSOD ’08), building trust and relationships is at the center of the new business coalition she leads to bring quality jobs to Greater Philadelphia.

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

Applying her engineering and environmental sustainability experience, Erica Higa (BSE ’18, MES ’25) is making an impact in the waste and resource recovery sector.

On Sunday, May 17, Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) welcomed family, friends, faculty, and staff to celebrate the Class of 2026.

For two MS in Organizational Dynamics student attendees, the conference clarified that sustainable value creation is fundamentally human.

Long-time mathematics professor and former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Dennis DeTurck honored with LPS Award of Distinction.