Master of Liberal Arts Virtual Information Session
We invite you to join us for a Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) virtual information session. Meet the Master of Liberal Arts Program Director Dr. Chris Pastore, discuss details about the MLA degree, and get your application questions answered.
Applied Geosciences Program Virtual Information Session
We invite you to join the online Applied Geosciences Program team for a virtual information session on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
The Applied Geosciences Program is fully online, offering a master's degree, certificates, and individual course-taking options. During this virtual information session, a member of the Applied Geosciences Program team will discuss the online experience, program features, our curriculum, and application details. There will be time at the end of the session for questions.
Association for Psychological Science spotlights Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences alumna
Sakshi Ghai, a 2018 graduate of Penn’s Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences (MBDS) program, is on the cover of the latest issue of the Observer, a magazine read by thousands of Association for Psychological Science (APS) members around the world.
More side gigs for good during COVID-19
As the effects of COVID-19 stretch on, Penn students, faculty, and staff are leveraging their ingenuity and resourcefulness to serve those impacted by the pandemic. Penn Today has been documenting these stories in a series on “side gigs for good.” The latest installment features Lisa Witmer, a biology lecturer in the College of Liberal and Professional Studies, and Alexandria Brake, Master of Environmental Studies (MES) ’20.
Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences graduate tackles coronavirus unemployment
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After her family and friends lost their jobs to COVID-19, Sigal Spitzer (Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences ’20) launched a job-hunting website, I Lost My Job To Covid (ILMJTCV), for the millions of Americans who were also laid off. She co-founded the website with her husband and brother, and partnered with two other Penn students to build out the platform.
