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Penn Back Then
Penn Back Then is a continuing oral history project featuring alumni discussing notable anecdotes and remembrances. It's a chance to learn about University life across several decades, as told by the people who know it best.
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College Alumni Mentoring Series (CAMS)
The College Alumni Mentoring Series (CAMS) connects students with alumni so they can learn what to expect when they transition into the workforce.
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Join the PWA community
Created by professional alumnae to support women students and young alumnae, Professional Women’s Alliance (PWA) programs include panel discussions, career roundtables, and enrichment programs.
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There are many ways to meet fellow alumni and current students.
Reach out to Penn Arts & Sciences alumni engagement to learn more about mentoring and learning opportunities.
A Home for Energy Science at Penn
The urgent need to revolutionize our thinking about energy can no longer be disputed. To establish a home for energy research that supports our commitment to this critical agenda, Penn Arts & Sciences is undertaking construction of a 111,000-square-foot, state-of-the art laboratory space. The building is a central element of both the School’s and the University’s plan for advancing research in energy and sustainability.