Penn extends terms of Education and Law deans Pam Grossman, dean of the Graduate School of Education, and Ted Ruger, dean of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, have had their terms extended through 2023.
The terms of two deans at the University of Pennsylvania have been extended.
“As we continue to chart our recovery from the global COVID-19 pandemic, we are especially pleased to recognize Pam’s and Ted’s many impressive achievements as deans of Penn’s education and law schools,” Gutmann and Pritchett said in making the announcement.
“Pam’s inspiring vision, inclusive style, and strategic approach over these past six-plus years have led Penn GSE to preeminence,” Gutmann and Pritchett said. “We particularly salute Pam’s compassionate, empathetic and warm leadership, which has been on particular display this past year, and her close collaborative work with all members of the GSE community.”
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The tuition increase is the lowest in over 50 years.
At its meeting today, the University of PennsylvaniaBoard of Trustees approved a 2.8% increase in tuition for the coming year, while also approving a $259 million undergraduate financial aid budget.
“This is the lowest percentage increase for tuition since the 1960s,” said Craig Carnaroli, executive vice president. “While the unprecedented nature of the pandemic has had a great financial impact on the University, the same is true for many of our students and their families, and we took great effort to ensure that cost increases were as low as possible, while simultaneously strengthening our extraordinary grant-based financial aid program.”