Join the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences program team and our special guests—students, alumni, and industry professionals— for this Virtual Career Services Event as they talk about what opportunities await BAAS students post-graduation. These virtual events are hosted on Zoom.
Join the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences program team and our special guests—students, alumni, and industry professionals— for this Virtual Career Services Event as they talk about what opportunities await BAAS students post-graduation. These virtual events are hosted on Zoom.
Bring your questions about the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences to a Drop-in Session—virtual or in-person—and get answers from the team about curriculum, Gateway Program, transfer credits, application process, and more. No registration required.
If you have started your online application for the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences—for standard admission or the Gateway Program—and have questions or need support, please join us on Zoom. Our enrollment team is hosting a virtual session twice a month and is here to help you complete and submit your application.
Join us for our next Virtual Racial Equity and Social Justice Conversation event on February 13 with Fels Distinguished Fellow Matt Stitt '12 and guest Joseph C. Meade, Senior Vice President, Government, Regulatory and External Affairs for the Comcast Spectacor and The Wells Fargo Center.
About Joseph C. Meade
The Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Innovation (CETLI) has announced the December 2024 retirement of co-executive director Rebecca Stein, PhD.
For nearly three decades, Rebecca taught economics at Penn, engaging with thousands of students in-person and online. She has served as a pioneer in Penn’s approach to online learning, developing innovative online courses—including with the Penn LPS Online program.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has served as a dedicated educator, colleague, manager, and innovator.
“I grew up with a passion for investing in people and helping them become the best version of themselves,” shares Penn alumna and current Penn Organizational Dynamics Programs student Dorothy Jane Thomas (MS ’24, MPhil ’26—expected). Born and raised in Dubai to parents of Asian descent, Dorothy was exposed to community service at a young age, with a specific focus on supporting the large expatriate population in the UAE. “My parents were deeply committed to assisting expats in their settlement and empowerment,” she explains.
Riya Choudhury (MES ’24) was training to be a chemical engineer when she took her first undergraduate environmental elective. “I found studying the environment really interesting and something I was passionate about for the first time. It had a purpose, and it could be a career for me,” she shares. After taking a few more ecological courses, she had what she describes as an awakening. “I realized how bad the chemical industry has been for the environment,” says the New Delhi, India, native.
The faculty and staff of the College of Liberal and Professional Studies invite you to join us for our upcoming spring information sessions and program events. Join us to learn about our undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate, and certificate programs.
Meet program directors and recruitment staff to get your questions answered about curricula, advising, and how our programs can help you reach your personal and professional goals. We look forward to answering your questions and helping you get started on the application process.
The lifelong learning division of Penn Arts & Sciences
3440 Market Street, Suite 100
Philadelphia, PA 19104-3335
(215) 898-7326
lps@sas.upenn.edu
