One Penn State Brandywine instructor thought outside of the box for his students’ internship presentations this semester. Michael Sturm, instructor in human development and family studies, introduced his students to the One Button Studio, where they created individual multimedia presentations they presented to the campus community to showcase their internships.
Shown is student Yema Vandi's multimedia presentation she created with the Studio, where she talks about her internship work with the Elwyn Development Center.
Each year at Penn State Brandywine’s Leadership Recognition Night, student leaders are recognized and celebrated for excelling in and out of the classroom and for creating the best possible Brandywine experience for themselves and their peers.
Each year at Penn State Brandywine’s Leadership Recognition Night, student leaders are recognized and celebrated for excelling in and out of the classroom and for creating the best possible Brandywine experience for themselves and their peers.
Sophomores Erica Cruz, left, and Bailey Klocko posed for a photograph and shared their thoughts on bystander intervention at the launch of Stand for State on Jan. 27 in the HUB-Robeson Center, University Park.
