Our Partners
The following Penn organizations and departments are currently in conversation about planning for America 250. Come join us and make your voice heard now and in 2026!
Working with other institutions across Philadelphia, including the Museum of the American Revolution, the American Philosophical Society, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and the Library Company of Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania seeks to play an instrumental role in exploring multifaceted approaches to recognizing how history can help us better understand the present and create a sustainable and inclusive future.
If you would like to attend our next meeting or simply be kept up to date on the planning, please email Lynne Farrington.
- Penn Libraries (Brigitte Weinsteiger, Lynne Farrington, Nicholas Okrent, Sean Quimby, John Pollack, Deborah Stewart, Mia D'Avanza, Lorin Jackson)
- Albert M. Greenfield Intercultural Center (Valerie De Cruz)
- Annenberg School for Communication (Sarah Banet-Welser)
- Architectural Archives (William Whitaker)
- Arthur Ross Gallery (Emily Zimmerman)
- Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing (Jessica Martucci)
- Center for Experimental Ethnography (Deborah Thomas, Alissa Jordan)
- Center for Teaching and Learning (Bruce Lenthall, Ian Petrie)
- Civic House (Rand Quinn, Herman Beavers)
- Common Press (Jessica Peterson)
- Development and Alumni Relations (Joanna Guttridge)
- Graduate School of Education (Jonathan Zimmerman)
- Institute of Contemporary Arts (Zoë Ryan)
- Kelly Writers House (Al Filreis, Jessica Lowenthal)
- La Casa Latina (Krista Cortes)
- McNeil Center for Early American Studies (Emma Hart, Peter Olsen-Harbich)
- Makuu Black Cultural Center (Brian Peterson)
- Netter Center (Faustine Sun, Rita Hodges, and Cory Bowman)
- Office of Government and Community Affairs (Jeffrey Cooper, Dawn Maglicco Deitch)
- Pan-Asian American Community House (Peter Van Do)
- Penn LGBT Center (Eric Anglero)
- Penn Live Arts (Christopher Gruits, Kristin Winch)
- Penn Museum (Chris Woods, Tena Thomason, William Wierzbowski)
- Penn Press (Walter Biggins, Robert Lockhart)
- Penn Program in Environmental Humanities (Bethany Wiggin)
- Penn Women’s Center (Sherisse Laud-Hammond)
- Sachs Program for Arts Innovation (John McInerney, Chloe Reison)
- School of Arts and Sciences
- Asian American Studies (Fariha Khan)
- English (Nancy Bentley, Zita Nunes)
- History (Kathleen Brown, Sarah Gronningsater, Sophia Rosenfeld)
- History of Art (Jonathan Katz)
- University Archives (John Bence, Jim Duffin)
- University Communications (Amanda Mott)
- University Life (Laurie McCaffrey)
- Vice Provost for Student Engagement (Valarie Swain-Cade McCoullum)
- Wolf Humanities Center (Jamal Elias, Sara Varney)