Laura Guertin, distinguished professor of Earth sciences at Penn State Brandywine, has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Penn State Brandywine welcomed the Year of the Rabbit with a Lunar New Year celebration on Jan. 27. The event, which included traditional dishes, entertainment and games, was sponsored by Brandywine’s Multicultural Club and the Office of Multilingual & International Student Programs. Haoyu Wang was one of the student organizers of the event and led the evening’s activities.
During Ava Wise’s first year at a private liberal arts college, neither the major she was considering nor the overall college experience felt like the right fit for her, she said. When a friend told her about the human development and family studies class he was taking at Penn State Brandywine, the topic piqued Wise's interest and she began looking at other colleges that offered that major. After considering her options, she decided the small campus size, family environment, short distance from home and strong HDFS program made Brandywine the right choice for her.
Penn State Brandywine has established a National Society of Leadership and Success chapter on campus with the help of Assistant Teaching Professor of Information Sciences and Technology Andy Landmesser and Residence Life Coordinator Jasmaine Price-Thornton.
Laura Guertin, distinguished professor of Earth sciences at Penn State Brandywine, recently received the 2022 Outstanding Educator Award from the Association for Women Geologists.
