Two Schuylkill students pleased with the Unizin pilot were Bria Nickerson (left) and Deja Young, shown above at the focus group session. They were both in Ron Kelly’s Introduction to Criminal Justice course.
During her internship with the Penn State Community Relations Office, Meyers wrote a lot of articles for publication on the Penn State Worthington Scranton website.
Shawnna (center) and other members of Penn State Worthington Scranton's Blue & White Society, the student contingent of the Penn State Alumni Association, took a trip to Penn State University Park for All Hoops Day last November.
Meyers (second from left) at a Penn State Worthington Scranton Toastmasters Club fundraiser event. The Toastmasters Club was created to help students conquer their fear of public speaking and prepare them for their future careers.
Shawnna Meyers (pictured) was hired before her May graduation largely due to the e-portfolio she created during her time in the shared Corporate Communication program.
James Hart, lecturer in arts and humanities at Penn State Scranton, spoke at the 2018 Penn State Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology about the Swivl's impact on student self-assessment for speech preparation and delivery.
Penn State Scranton is introducing its New Student Orientation (NSO) leaders through a series of Q&As to help welcome the class of 2029. NSO leader Corinna Matute, a third-year human development and family studies major and psychology minor, shares her experiences and advice for incoming students.
