#PennSP2 is #8 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings for Schools for Social Work — our highest ranking ever and the second time that the School has appeared in the list’s top 10! 🎉 https://t.co/BbOxJpwxok
Douglas M. Brooks, MSW, a nationally recognized leader in HIV and health care policy and advocacy, as well as a senior leadership fellow at #PennSP2, will deliver the School’s 2024 Commencement speech on 5/18. Learn more from Dean Bachman's message:
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Join #PennSP2 virtually on 10/19 at 1:00 p.m. EST for “Climate Refugees: The Implications of our Changing Environment,” the first event of the 2023-2024 SP2 Speaker Series. Hosted by @BenJealous with SP2 faculty @rjisungpark and @alice_z_xu.
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Congratulations to #PennSP2 student Sandhya Rani Jha! Sandhya was announced today as one of 15 2023 Presidential PhD Fellows @Penn. Each Fellow receives a 3-year fellowship, including tuition, fees, insurance, research funds, and an annual stipend. https://t.co/4lZJJowKLD
Congrats to #PennSP2’s @ChaoGuo1, one of Penn's five Ivy Plus Provost Leadership Fellows! He will participate in an institute of @faculty_network, a consortium of 12 universities collaborating to advance diversity & inclusion. @upenn_npl@ARNOVA
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Congratulations to #PennSP2’s Penn Integrates Knowledge University Professor @DrDesmondPatton, who is among five Penn experts elected to the prestigious @theNAMedicine. Election is one of the nation’s highest honors in health and medicine.
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In the low-wage labor market, including the fast-food sector, an increased minimum wage often results in a rise in employment, according to a new study in @RevEconStudies coauthored by #PennSP2's @mioana.
https://t.co/cDcbnvhueI
Millan AbiNader of @PennSP2 discusses what it means to be a macro social worker, her advocacy and research on gender-based violence and intimate-partner violence, and the kinds of systems that can create barriers for people to find healing and change.
https://t.co/U7JYBitqb3
Examining air conditioning as a necessity in the face of climate change, @washingtonpost cites a study on the negative impact of heat on learning coauthored by #PennSP2’s @rjisungpark. It shows U.S. students learning 10% less each year on average by 2050.
https://t.co/fol5bUBKRO
@PennSP2 Proud to be part of this effort. Using data & real time info, we can help policy makers & leaders make better decisions in helping economically challenged individuals improve their lives & escape the grip of poverty. Poverty is stopping us from reaching our true potential! #PEEP
As part of #PennSP2's Center for Public Service & Policy led by @Michael_Nutter, a survey about economic mobility and challenges will arrive in approximately 24K randomly selected city mailboxes this fall from the Philadelphia Economic Equity Project.
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Discussing a move to consider mergers' impact on workers, Bloomberg Law cites a paper cowritten by #PennSP2’s @mioana, MSSP Program director, as an example of scarce data on “the correlation between labor market concentration and labor law violations.”
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In @NewYorker, Dennis Culhane of @PennSP2 explains how to end modern homelessness, comparing the cost of providing supportive and subsidized housing to the $11 billion expense of allowing homelessness to continue.
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Extreme heat is detrimental to learning — and research coauthored by #PennSP2's @rjisungpark estimates that air conditioning in schools could prevent PSAT score gaps of up to 7 percent and $1,060 in future earnings loss per student. #ClimateWeekatPenn
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It’s #ClimateWeekatPenn! This week, events across campus will highlight the many ways the @Penn community is working to understand and combat the climate crisis. 🌎 🌱 @GreenPenn
In @NewYorker, Dennis Culhane of @PennSP2 explains how to end modern homelessness, comparing the cost of providing supportive and subsidized housing to the $11 billion expense of allowing homelessness to continue.
https://t.co/Pox1Ee5iko
“We believe that social policy & practice are effective tools to advance strategies to mitigate, anticipate, & respond to the human dimensions of environmental injustices.” – @SP2DeanBachman, Collaborating on Climate & Health: A Discussion with Deans. #PennSP2#ClimateWeekatPenn
Hear environmental and labor economist @rjisungpark, an assistant professor at #PennSP2 with a secondary appointment at Wharton, present his cutting-edge research in five minutes or less at Wharton Climate Prof, 9/20 @ 5:51 p.m. EST on campus.
https://t.co/3Si5Qrloik
“The problems I look at are not simple; they are not siloed. You need an interdisciplinary approach," says #PennSP2 Assistant Professor @millanabinader of her research on supporting survivors of gender-based violence. @GBVresearchgrp@PennInjury
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The PhD in Social Welfare Program co-directed at #PennSP2 by @yoosun_p and @cadet_tamara no longer requires GRE General Test scores of applicants. At 9/19 and 10/10 online info sessions, staff will answer questions about the program's benefits.
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