Master of Environmental Studies students participate in the sixth annual Penn Climate Week

Earlier this month, Master of Environmental Studies (MES) students joined the entire Penn community for the sixth annual Climate Week at Penn. This year’s theme was “Hot Spots,” covering literal and figurative hot topics on climate. The five days of on-campus and virtual events bring students, faculty, staff, and industry experts together for educational programming, interactive workshops, and socializing.

Master of Applied Economics and Data Science Virtual Information Session

Join Executive Director Michael Lipsitz of Penn’s Master of Applied Economics and Data Science program (MAEDS) for a virtual information session to learn more about this new program, designed to prepare you with the practical skills you need to drive effective decision-making in the public, private, nonprofit, or non-government sectors. Michael will review the curriculum, admission requirements, the application process, and answer any questions you have about the program.

Preston V. L. Lindsay, PhD

Dr. Preston V. L. Lindsay is an organizational psychologist focused on the systemic impacts of organizational trauma. His research reveals how trauma embeds itself as patterns of dysregulation and disconnection, often driven by destructive leadership, chronic stress, and systemic oppression. By integrating systems thinking, Black feminist thought, and cognitive neuroscience, he develops human-centered interventions that promote repair, resilience, and transformation within organizations.

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