This semester, an Earth 100 (GN) Environmental Earth course taught by Laura Guertin, professor of earth sciences, at Penn State Brandywine will be the first undergraduate university course to generate pages on the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Wiki, one for each of her 30 students.
For the first time in program history, Penn State Brandywine is No. 1 in PSUAC volleyball as the Lions dethroned seven-time defending champion Penn State Fayette.
Penn State Brandywine will host the 32nd annual William Rush Woodcarving and Wildlife Art and Craft Show and Sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 8, in the Commons Building gymnasium. The event will feature hand-carved birds, animals, marine life, wildlife art and more for sale, all created by skilled artists. The price of admission is a $4 donation benefiting the Penn State Brandywine Scholarship Fund.
Penn State Brandywine Associate Professor of Psychology Daniela Martin and Assistant Professor of Education at University Park Elizabeth Smolcic are on the forefront of research that could allow teachers to better meet the needs of diverse students who are learning English as a second language.
Eighty local students in grades seven through 12 spent their Saturday in Penn State’s recently constructed engineering suite, located at Penn State Great Valley in Malvern. The suite serves as a hub for the University’s regional undergraduate engineering program between Penn State Brandywine, Abington and Great Valley.
Butler County Community College (BC3) students can now make a smooth progression to 14 Penn State Commonwealth campuses through an articulation agreement signed Oct. 7 by administrators of both institutions.
A total of five Penn State Brandywine student-athletes received honors Oct. 13 from the Penn State University Athletic Conference as players of the week in their respective sports, including volleyball senior Miranda Biondi and men’s soccer junior Bill Walleekendeh, who were also selected as national players of the week by the United States Collegiate Athletic Association.
Penn State Brandywine students Mattie Mylonas and Judy Smith are taking their learning experience to a whole new level through a research project with the Society of Exploration Geophysicists.
