What sets the nursing program at Penn State Scranton apart, according to Annette Blasi-Strubeck, is the strong relationships between faculty and students.
A former student Kelly Worozbyt, Assistant Teaching Professor of Nursing is now a colleague and friend to Annette Blasi-Strubeck.
Assistant Teaching Professor Annette Blasi-Strubeck instructs two nursing students about taking a blood pressure on "Sim Annie" a geriatric patient simulator in one of the medical/surgical simulation rooms at Penn State Scranton.
Assistant Teaching Professor Annette Blasi-Strubeck in the control room with a view of the faculty monitor and "Sim Junior" in the patient sim lab at Penn State Scranton.
Penn Staters involved in the Baby Drive to benefit St. Joseph's Center pose for a photo with the items collected by Penn State Scranton students. From left: Corporate Communication Program Coordinator Kelly Conlon-Mazzucca, Nursing Program Coordinator Justina Malinak, third-year nursing students Ryan Notari and Tenisha Bell, and St. Joseph’s Center Outreach Coordinator Loren Schab.
Penn Staters involved in the Baby Drive to benefit St. Joseph's Center pose for a photo with the items collected by Penn State Scranton students. From left: Corporate Communication Program Coordinator Kelly Conlon-Mazzucca, Nursing Program Coordinator Justina Malinak, third-year nursing students Ryan Notari and Tenisha Bell, and St. Joseph’s Center Outreach Coordinator Loren Schab.
Students and faculty in the Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing at Penn State Scranton and Scranton's corporate communication program recently teamed up to support St. Joseph’s Center through a baby drive initiative. The project, “Corporate Communication x Nursing: ‘Pile the Pantry’ Baby Drive,” will benefit the local community.
Farhang Daneshmand, Ph.D., P.Eng., assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Penn State Scranton, conducts a fluid mechanics experiment in the Thermo-fluid lab. He measures fluid pressures to study the behavior of fluids under various conditions.
Farhang Daneshmand pictured in the Theormo-fluid lab, located in the Engineering Building. The lab is used for course ME 435: Mechanical Engineering System Lab.
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