Penn State Brandywine Professor of Earth Science Laura Guertin has been selected to receive the INSIGHT Into Diversity 2015 Inspiring Women in STEM Award.
Starting this summer, Penn State is piloting a program designed to provide freshmen at seven campuses the opportunity to earn scholarships while taking classes, working and developing a support network. Called “Pathway to Success: Summer Start Program” or PaSSS, the program is aimed at providing financial and educational support to students, while at the same time helping them graduate on time.
Penn State Brandywine recently received certification from the Pennsylvania State Master Gardeners to be a Pennsylvania Pollinator Friendly Garden. This comes after the White House announced the first national strategy to promote the health of pollinators.
In just its second year in existence, the Penn State Brandywine women’s softball team recently claimed its first Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) Championship after a hard-fought 11-8 victory against Penn State Hazleton.
Kimberly Bowen, an upcoming junior at Penn State, recently received the Council on Undergraduate Research - Geosciences Division (GeoCUR) Award for Excellence in Student Research for her work establishing four Picture Post Project locations at Penn State Brandywine.
Philadelphia’s District Attorney R. Seth Williams addressed Penn State Brandywine’s Class of 2015 on May 9 and encouraged graduates to embrace life’s struggles.
Penn State Brandywine held its annual spring undergraduate research showcase called EURECA, featuring work from more than 20 students from several academic programs.
For 25 years, Penn State Brandywine’s Commission for Women has recognized outstanding female students, faculty and staff by naming them Women of the Year during the annual luncheon. The event, held during Women’s History Month, serves as an occasion for the Brandywine community to celebrate the accomplishments of women on campus.
Explore the stunning and complex forms of nature like never before during Penn State Brandywine's 2015 Spring Speaker Series, April 8 at 6 p.m. in Main Building room 113.
For 25 years, Penn State Brandywine's Commission for Women has recognized outstanding female students, faculty and staff during its annual luncheon by naming them Women of the Year. The event, held during Women's History Month, serves as an occasion for the Brandywine community to celebrate the accomplishments of women on campus.
Susan Fredricks, chair of the commission and associate professor of communication arts and sciences, announced the honorees at the event.
