Dan Premauden is a fourth-year candidate in Education, Culture, and Society and History. He researches the history of American higher education, specifically how colleges and college trustees in the early nineteenth century utilized land to finance themselves before the establishment of land-grant colleges and universities. He previously served as a SASGov representative of the History department, Vice President of Policy for SASGov, and GAPSA representative on behalf of GSESG, before being elected President. 

In his free time, Dan visits museums and historic houses while traveling with his girlfriend. He also loves listening to classical music and playing with his and his girlfriend's gerbils, Garlik and Peppercorn. 

If you have any questions or comments on how we can help you improve your academic and general experience as a graduate student, please feel free to email him! 

Contact: sasgov-pres@sas.upenn.edu