This spring, Penn State Scranton honored staff, faculty and students who have enriched the academic fabric of the campus with annual awards that recognize their accomplishments in select disciplines and/or student leadership and service.
Penn State Scranton's English and Multidisciplinary Studies programs recently hosted the inaugural induction of students into the campus' newly formed Omega Nu Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society. Faculty pose with the new inductees for a group photo. Shown, first row, from left: students Taylor Belknap, Halle O’Neil, Olivia Maikranz and River Moon and Assistant Teaching Professor of English/Program Coordinator Paul Perrone. Second row, from left: students Rowan Mulligan, Ellie Allen and Alexandra Bouselli; Associate Teaching Professor of English Kara Stone; Assistant Teaching Professor of English Jody Griffith; Associate Professor of English Kelley Wagers; and Director for Undergraduate Nursing Education at Penn State Scranton/Assistant Teaching Professor of Nursing Justina Malinak. Third row, from left: students Nicholas Lowe, Evan Bannon, Mary Benitez and Zachary Hensel; Assistant Teaching Professor of History Paul Frisch; and Assistant Teaching Professor of Arts and Humanities Jim Hart.
Penn State Scranton's Writing Center Coordinator Jamie Moser and Assistant Teaching Professor of English Jody Griffith recently accompanied students to the Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Association Conference, where they presented their own works and had the opportunity to network with writing center peers. Pictured from left are: Griffith, students Rowan Mulligan, Taylor Belknap and Halle O’Neil, and Mosher.
From smart homes and digital twins to sustainable building materials, Penn State researchers are tackling the future of real estate.
The Cocoziello Institute of Real Estate Innovation has awarded seed grants to five interdisciplinary teams focused on housing, sustainability, aging in place, and more.
