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SP2 Students for Criminal Justice Advocacy is collaborating with People's Paper Co-Op on an art sale to raise money for the Philadelphia Bail Fund's annual Mama's Day Bail Out campaign. Attached is some artwork sold in previous years and below is a blurb from their website. Come buy some beautiful artwork and support a great […]
Practicum students are invited to present on their practicum experience. Presenting is voluntary and students have the option to compete for a prize. Students will present their insights, lessons learned, challenges, and success stories. This event provides a platform for practicum mentors and students to connect, learn from each other, and contribute to collective knowledge.
The Office of Student Affairs invites all SP2 students, staff, and faculty to join us for hors d’oeuvres and beverages to close out the year!
NPL students will enjoy a spring day at the Morris Arboretum! Lunch will be provided. After soaking up the natural wonders of the arboretum, participants will head over to Triple Bottom Brewery for some well-deserved relaxation. Each attendee will receive a drink ticket to enjoy their favorite beverage from the brewery's selection.
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 5:30 p.m. In-Person Event Location: McNeil 403 3718 Locust Walk Philadelphia, PA 19104 Join us for a discussion with author and SP2 Assistant Professor Dr. Jisung Park and moderator Ben Jealous as they discuss how the subtle but significant consequences of a hotter planet have already begun — from lower test scores to […]
Overthinking and its relationship to imposter syndrome and inequity
Join Schultz & Williams in this interactive workshop and learn how embracing inclusivity during a strategic planning process is a powerful catalyst for strengthening an organization and setting it up for ongoing success. Strategic planning empowers nonprofits to fulfill their missions with greater impact and sustainability, adapt to change, and unite stakeholders. S&W will share […]
TBD: Either repeat of study strategies or reflections of a stumped test-taker
