This Veteran’s Day, Penn is offering the community ways to thank veterans and honor them for their service with two events on campus and an article in Penn Today that highlights three students veterans. The College of Liberal and Professional Studies is proud to call two of those students, Jesse Hamilton and Greg Luttman, their own.
If you wish to hone your problem-solving skills and go on to make a real difference in improving human well-being locally, nationally, and globally, Penn's International Master of Public Administration (I-MPA) is designed to educate and nurture present and future problem-solving leaders.
Kris Rabberman, assistant vice dean and director of academic affairs for Professional and Liberal Education, was recently featured in a WHYY story about a Delaware County woman named Margaret Mattson, who, in 1683, stood trial as an accused witch. Mattson, unlike the 100+ women who would be accused nine years later in Salem, got off easy with a fine and a sentence to practice good behavior.
Penn’s International Student Guest Program (IGSP), now in its fifteenth year, welcomes international students to campus as they enroll in undergraduate courses for one or two semesters to enhance their academic records, build credentials for graduate study, and refine their language and cross-cultural communication skills. Guest students work closely with skilled advisors, live on campus, and have access to all the resources and activities that Penn has to offer undergraduates.
This fall, we invite you to join an exciting and informative panel discussion on Zoom, featuring some of our recent Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences (MBDS) alumni. Our alumni panelists will talk about their professional and academic lives and reflect on how the MBDS program fit into and influenced their career trajectory.
Interested in learning more about the environment? Whether you want to understand the basics of topics such as climate science and environmental sustainability, advance in or pivot to a career in a related field, or prepare for future graduate studies in earth and environmental science, Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) offers a program that can help you meet your goals—designed and led by world-renowned faculty and experienced practitioners. Choose the path that provides the best opportunities for you.
Join Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies staff on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, as we host a virtual information session for PAFA students interested in the Bachelor of Fine Arts. During the session, we will discuss the BFA program and curriculum, application process, student resources, and be available to answer questions you have about the many academic opportunities available through the BFA.
In Penn’s Master of Philosophy in Liberal Arts, you select the courses most relevant to your interests and passions. Ideal for students who have already completed a master’s degree in the liberal arts or adjacent field and are available on a full- or part-time basis, the Master of Philosophy in Liberal Arts can serve as an important step in future PhD studies or as a way to deepen engagement with the topics that challenge and excite you.
The College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS) is pleased to congratulate Leona Brandwene, the recipient of the 2021 UPCEA Mid-Atlantic Region Excellence in Teaching Award.
The UPCEA Mid-Atlantic awards program recognizes the hard work and innovative ideas of staff, students, and faculty from the institutions within the region. Award winners will be recognized at the 2021 Regions Week Conference, October 18-24, 2021.
Penn Summer offers a variety of academic experiences for high school students, including Summer Academies—subject-intensive, three-week programs that fuse sophisticated scientific or social theory with relevant applications. Most of the academies are STEM-based, but the Social Justice Research Academy (SJRA) draws upon the rich history and diversity of Philadelphia to provide a sociologically comprehensive experience.
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