LPS News

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.

Students in the Master of Environmental Studies program traveled to West Virginia’s Elkhorn Water Plant to get an in-person look at the challenges involved in managing small water systems.

In 2018, Pennovation Works established significant new partnerships and welcomed a slew of innovative new member companies, and educational programs, including Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp.

When Lindsey Walker (MES ’13) started the Master of Environmental Studies program at Penn, she enrolled in as many field classes as she could.

As the Community Engagement and Program Coordinator for the Bureau of Forestry, Shea Zwerver (MES ’12) teaches diverse communities how to tend forests.

As Zero Waste and Litter Coordinator for the City of Philadelphia, Haley Jordan (MES ’18—expected) teams up with local partners for a cleaner city.

Jesse Morgan Raines (Bachelor of Arts ‘19) helps fellow veterans get into schools like Penn, where they bring a valuable perspective to the classroom.