Kanishk Pandey, astronomy and astrophysics doctoral student, who presented “Finding Exoplanets using Hierarchical Clustering on Spectral Lines," won the first-place prize at this year's Penn State Institute for Computational and Data Sciences Symposium poster session.
The Penn State Institute for Computational and Data Sciences Symposium on Monday, Oct. 6, brought together University faculty and staff with industry professionals to foster innovation, conversation and collaboration around topics of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational, data and quantum sciences. The annual event featured a number of panels, concurrent workshops and networking opportunities.
Fourth-year Corporate Communication student Zamarra Vrabel shows off her first place award from the National Federation of Press Women's Communications Contest. Vrabel won in the collegiate podcast category, which marked a major achievement for both herself and the campus’ program, and also took home a first place award in the Pennsylvania Press Club's annual contest earlier this year. From left are Corporate Communication Program Coordinator Kelly Conlon-Mazzucca, Vrabel and Assistant Professor of Corporate Communication Stephanie Longo.
The Penn State Institute for Computational and Data Sciences Symposium was held on Monday, Oct. 6, in HUB-Robeson Center at Penn State University Park. The annual event brought together University faculty and students with industry experts to foster meaningful conversations and collaborations around applying artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational, data and quantum sciences methodologies to research.
Fourth-year Corporate Communication student Zamarra Vrabel shows off her first place award from the National Federation of Press Women's Communications Contest. Vrabel won in the collegiate podcast category, which marked a major achievement for both herself and the campus’ program, and also took home a first place award in the Pennsylvania Press Club's annual contest earlier this year. From left are Corporate Communication Program Coordinator Kelly Conlon-Mazzucca, Vrabel and Assistant Professor of Corporate Communication Stephanie Longo.
Corporate Communication major Zamarra Vrabel breaks ground with two first place awards, including a first-place national win in the National Federation of Press Women's annual contest, putting the campus' Corporate Communication program in the spotlight as well.
Assistant Teaching Professor of English Paul Perrone closed out the readings at the Banned Book Read Out with a compilation of statements and observances from author Kurt Vonnegut, naturalist Jane Goodall, author Toni Morrison, William Shakespeare and Dante.
Penn State Scranton student Grant Olsen reads a macabre excerpt from his chosen banned book, "Scary Stories To Tell in the Dark" during the Banned Book Read Out.
