ALUMNI

At the School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2), our students are prepared to become the next generation of scholars, practitioners, leaders, and change agents. They graduate committed to bringing innovation and passion to the pursuit of justice and positive social impact.

Alumni News

Learn how alumni from our highly respected degree programs are making a difference here in Philadelphia and around the world.

Career Opportunities

The Office of Career Services offers a variety of resources for alumni, from access to job boards and listservs to workshops, career fairs, the Penn Alumni Career Network, and more.

Networking

Attend career panels, employer presentations, and more, plus join QuakerNet to access alumni connections from SP2 and the broader University of Pennsylvania community.

Alumni Events

From regional events close to home to larger alumni weekends here on campus, there are lots of ways for you to connect with past and present Quakers.

Get Involved

Connect with alumni from your specific program through our Social Policy and Nonprofit Leadership alumni associations.

BE A MENTOR

Be that positive force in someone’s life by volunteering to mentor a current SP2 student through our Mentor Collective program.

ADMISSIONS

Alumni Referral Program

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Alumni Benefits

Here are some of the valuable services and benefits that are available to you as a Penn alum.

Events

07/01

Advanced Standing Orientation

Orientation for the Advanced Standing cohort!

Events

07/16

An Evening with NPL Faculty Director Dr. Chao Guo

Join Dr. Chao Guo, NPL Faculty Director, and Adam Roth-Saks, NPL Administrative Director to learn more about the program and have any of your final program questions answered. Chao Guo […]

News

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Study by SP2 examines potential of direct cash for cancer patients from low-income households

The three-year randomized controlled trial by SP2 is examining the potential of direct cash assistance for patients from low-income households receiving care in Philadelphia, along with their families. The study is supported by funding from actor Bradley Cooper’s One Family Foundation and a grant awarded through the Independence Blue Cross Foundation Institute for Health Equity.