Meet Christian Dructor, Penn State Scranton's project and supply chain management student marshal, who will lead the group of project and supply chain management grads at the campus' 58th commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple. Dructor shared insights about his Penn State Scranton journey, future plans and advice for incoming students.
Meet Courtney Nelson, Penn State Scranton's information technology (IT) student marshal, who will lead the group of IT grads at the campus' 58th commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple. Nelson shared insights about her Penn State Scranton journey, future plans and advice for incoming students.
Meet Zamarra Vrabel, Penn State Scranton's corporate communication student marshal, who will lead the group of corporate communication grads at the campus' 58th commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple. Vrabel shared insights about her Penn State Scranton journey, future plans and advice for incoming students.
Penn State Scranton has named its student marshals for the 58th commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple. These graduates, recognized for achieving the highest cumulative grade point average in their academic programs, will lead their classmates during the ceremony and be honored for their academic contributions and campus involvement.
High-achieving students in Penn State Scranton’s corporate communication program were recently recognized for their academic excellence and professional accomplishments during a special induction ceremony for the campus’ Alpha Epsilon Rho and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies.
Penn State Scranton inducted new members into the Nu Alpha Sigma chapter of the Kappa Omicron Nu honor society for human sciences during an on-campus ceremony recognizing academic achievement among human development and family studies students.
Undergraduate students showcased original research and creative scholarship during Penn State Scranton's annual Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition, which highlights student work across various academic disciplines and creative fields.
For many students, college life can bring unexpected challenges and hardships that make their daily life, and their college experience, overwhelming. Recognizing that not everyone’s college journey is carefree, the newly formed CARE Team at Penn State Scranton is working to ensure students don’t have to face those challenges alone.
Braedon Joyce, a fourth-year bachelor of science in nursing student in the Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing at Penn State Scranton, earned first place in the student poster competition at the ninth annual Translating Research into Innovations in Practice Symposium. Joyce was the only undergraduate student presenting at the event.
Penn State Scranton inducts 20 into the campus' Lambda Omicron Chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha (Tri-Alpha), the national honor society for first-generation college students.
