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Nonprofit Leadership Alumni Association (NPLAA)
The Nonprofit Leadership Alumni Association (NPLAA) is designed to keep graduates of the University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Science in Nonprofit Leadership program connected to each other and to the program’s key goals and principles. During our time in the program, we laid the foundation for professional and personal journeys as collaborative agents of innovation and impact.
The NPLAA serves as a resource for current students and administration; as ambassadors for the Nonprofit Leadership program; and as a group through which all NPL alumni can network and continue teaching and learning from one another. The NPLAA represents the voice of NPL alumni, encourages alumni support of the School, and informs alumni about issues that advance the program’s growth and development.
Members
Elizabeth Abel
Sue Agraviador
Samantha Alarie-Leca
Julia Blumenstyk
Lauren Desatnick
Stephanie Fenniri
Will Freske
Jeffrey Greenberg
Lauren Grow
Shamichael Hallman
Titi Kabi
Dom Kelly
Casey May
Elizabeth McGuffee
Bingqing Meng
Gianni Morsell
Shamila Pal
Events
02/05
Social Policy, AI, and the Future of Work at Penn Washington
Hear from SP2 faculty member Ioana Marinescu, PhD, as she discusses her class on AI and social policy, an interactive model she co-developed to predict how AI will affect wages, […]
Events
02/10
Making Secondary Data Work for You: Innovative Methods for Leveraging National Violent Death Data
Secondary data offers powerful opportunities for research—but it also comes with constraints. How can scholars push beyond these limitations? Join experts Millan AbiNader, PhD, MSW, Laurie Graham, PhD, MSW, and Julie Kafka, PhD, MPH for a dynamic discussion on innovative methods for analyzing intimate partner violence-related fatalities using the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS).
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Faculty & Research
01/28
Planning ahead in an age of longevity
Tamara J. Cadet of the School of Social Policy & Practice discusses strategies for preparing—financially and physically— for an extended lifespan.