Sustaining environmental connections across campus

Director of the Environmental Innovations Initiative Katie Unger Baillie (MES ’22) started her career at Penn as a science writer for University Communications. Her curiosity about the environment and sustainability led her to enroll in the Master of Environmental Studies (MES) program. Not only did the program deepen her scientific knowledge and inform her work as a writer, it also engaged her lifelong interest in nature.

Graduation Speaker

Dr. Cecil W. Johnson III is a global workforce dynamics researcher and strategist. He also serves as Global Head of Inclusive Business Strategy—Innovative Medicine at Johnson & Johnson, where he has served as a leader in sales, management, learning, talent development, and global talent management. At Penn, Dr. Johnson is currently a visiting scholar in the Organizational Dynamics Programs and also serves as a member of the Penn LPS Employer Advisory Board.

College of Liberal and Professional Studies announces the 2025 graduation speaker

The College of Liberal and Professional Studies is excited to announce that Dr. Cecil W. Johnson III has been selected to address the College of Liberal and Professional Studies Class of 2025 at the graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 18. Dr. Johnson is a global workforce dynamics researcher and strategist. He also serves as Global Head of Inclusive Business Strategy—Innovative Medicine at Johnson & Johnson, where he has served as a leader in sales, management, learning, talent development, and global talent management. At Penn, Dr.

Finalists from the College of Liberal and Professional Studies showcase their research in this year’s Penn Grad Talks

The College of Liberal and Professional Studies is pleased to recognize the LPS student finalists selected to participate in the professional master’s program category of this year’s Penn Grad Talks. The competition, which took place at the Penn Museum on Friday, February 21, features TED Talk-style presentations by Penn Arts and Sciences graduate students representing the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professional master’s programs.

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