Shruti Shrestha, assistant teaching professor of physics at Penn State Brandywine, explained that, from her own experience and discussions with students, women pursuing degrees in these fields can feel isolated or out of place, despite excelling in their classes.
Shruti Shrestha, assistant teaching professor of physics at Penn State Brandywine, explained that, from her own experience and discussions with students, women pursuing degrees in these fields can feel isolated or out of place, despite excelling in their classes. She wrote about research in the field for a national organization.
The Penn State Brandywine Office of Strategic Communications released a new episode of “We Are Chattin’” on Nov. 11, featuring Julie Stanton, professor of business.
The Center for Social Impact and of the Studio Arts program at Penn State Brandywine have proposed a large-scale mosaic mural on campus as a collaborative community-building initiative.
Penn State will celebrate its 12th GivingTuesday on Dec. 1, and Penn State Brandywine invites alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends to participate by showing support for the Center for Social Impact and Student Affairs’ Alternative Spring Break, the Emergency Scholarship Fund, and Academic Affairs’ Cybersecurity Conference.
Penn State will celebrate its 12th GivingTuesday on Dec. 1, and Penn State Brandywine invites alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends to participate by showing support for the Center for Social Impact and Student Affairs’ Alternative Spring Break, the Emergency Scholarship Fund, and Academic Affairs’ Cybersecurity Conference.
Penn State will celebrate its 12th GivingTuesday on Dec. 1, and Penn State Brandywine invites alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends to participate by showing support for the Center for Social Impact and Student Affairs’ Alternative Spring Break, the Emergency Scholarship Fund, and Academic Affairs’ Cybersecurity Conference.
The Penn State Brandywine Office of Strategic Communications released a new episode of “We Are Chattin’” on Nov. 4, featuring Kyra Martin, a third-year student majoring in psychology and double minoring in human development and family studies, and peace and conflict studies.
