Ronika Money-Adams, director of student affairs at Penn State Brandywine, spoke Jan. 26 to students about how they can make a difference on campus and in their communities by standing up for one another.
Stand for State, an initiative aimed at empowering Penn Staters to stand up for one another, kicked off this week with University-wide events. Many of the decorations and giveaways were inspired by Green Dot, a national leader in violence prevention education.
Penn State senior Ramya Gurunathan works in a lab at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in Berkeley, California, as part of her summer research internship. Gurunathan received a 2016 Winston Churchill Scholarship.
Penn State Brandywine will host its eighth annual "Night with the Pride" Beef 'n' Beverage fundraising event from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, at the Ballrooms at Boothwyn, Pennsylvania.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to find out about a new program called Stand for State at a launch event on Tuesday, Jan. 26, at 11:30 a.m. in the Lion's Den at the Penn State Brandywine campus.
Stand for State is a University-wide effort to reduce harm within our communities. The Bystander Intervention initiative encourages the Penn State community to take responsibility and action to maintain a safe living and learning environment. Penn State has partnered with the Green Dot organization for this program.
