Speaking at Penn State Brandywine’s spring commencement ceremony on May 4, an accomplished human resources leader shared her journey from “farm girl” to corporate executive and the lessons she learned along the way.
Often sibling relationships get better and more enjoyable as you grow older, and that includes during the college years. Many Brandywine students know this firsthand — the campus currently enrolls at least 20 pairs of siblings and at least five of those pairs are twins.
In recognition of their leadership of the multilingual student course cluster at Penn State Brandywine, two faculty members recently received the University’s Outstanding Leadership in International Education award.
Penn State University Libraries Short Stories’ “The Other Side” spring 2019 contest winners included 11 student honorees, three faculty/staff honorees, and one local middle school student honoree. Each of the four Libraries Short Stories Editorial Board winners and the People’s Choice winner will receive a $100 Visa gift card. All winners and honorable mentions will have their stories placed on the Libraries’ Short Edition short story dispensers.
Penn State and National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) have announced the awardees for the 2019 Joint Collaboration Development Fund. Seven projects were chosen for funding, in a variety of disciplines, from math education to geosciences to information sciences and technology.
Penn State Brandywine’s Center for Ethics and Civic Engagement recently hosted a five-day Social Justice Fair on campus, featuring various events and activities throughout the week centered around the theme of this year’s event: belonging.
Helping others and building relationships is what drew Thomas McGuire to his human development and family studies career path at Penn State Brandywine.
Penn State Hazleton hosted the ninth Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium, providing students from seven eastern universities the opportunity to display their research. More than 45 students participated in this year’s symposium.
Senior engineering students from Penn State Brandywine and Penn State Abington presented their capstone projects at the campuses’ annual Design Expo on April 18. The event was held at Penn State Great Valley.
As a student in the Bachelor of Engineering degree with the Multidisciplinary Engineering Design (MDE) option, Mitch Engleka had the opportunity to intern at Southco, a manufacturing company. He received a job offer after graduation and is now mentoring current students as they work on their capstone project.
