LPS News

Read how Penn professor John MacDonald was inspired to develop a unique master’s program in police leadership, rooted in evidence-based research and application and designed to foster more equitable practices and strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

For their service learning project, Master of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) students partnered with the Wharton School to enhance authentic alumni connections and conversations.  

For her master’s capstone, Desiree Izecksohn (MES ’23) wrote and illustrated a graphic novel to help children understand climate issues and feel empowered to take action.

A geomorphologist who has taught courses for the Master of Environmental Studies and Applied Geosciences Program, Dr. Siobhan Whadcoat steps into a leadership role for both programs.

After serving as Director of Professional Masters Programs in Earth & Environmental Science since 2007, Dr. Yvette Bordeaux will oversee graduate programs across LPS.

As she transitions from her psychiatry residency to Penn Medicine faculty and attending physician, Alex reflects on her journey from education to medicine and her ongoing love for teaching and patient care.

Hear from Alex about how getting involved in campus extracurriculars can be life changing.

MES grad Donato Grimaldi tackles corporate social responsibility from the inside to help build a sustainable future.

Read about the ROCK Center for Youth Development and their multi-year partnership with the Master of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) program’s service learning projects building hope and resilience in Michigan youth.

On Saturday, May 18, Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) welcomed family, friends, and faculty to celebrate the Class of 2024.