Award-winning attorney draws on foundation built in the College of IST
A senior columnist at TownHall. A contributing writer at Forbes. A national media legal analyst. An award-winning trial attorney, who has been named one of the best lawyers in Washington, D.C. These are not typical career highlights for a College of Information Sciences and Technology graduate, but they are just a few of the accomplishments that are prominent on the resume of Marina Medvin — a 2006 alumna who has been in pursuit of success since she was a young girl.
Penn College receives NSF grant to combat manufacturing skills gap
Unfilled manufacturing jobs through 2028 may total 2.4 million, threatening the health of the industry and the U.S. economy. With help from a $591,924 grant from the National Science Foundation, Pennsylvania College of Technology is addressing the skills gap estimated by Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute.
Call to service inspired these deputy sheriffs to help local communities
The newest class of sheriff deputies will graduate from Pennsylvania’s Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Education and Training Program, which the Penn State Justice and Safety Institute administers, on Friday, May 17.
Research aimed at supporting pollinator health is flourishing at Penn State's Center for Pollinator Research. These projects also help students connect with a larger community of scientists. http://ow.ly/P81i50rQbd1
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The Ethics of Climate Change course encourages students to explore the interconnections between the science of climate change with the ethics of humanity's response. ow.ly/BUyN50qCTnB
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A lot of kids like sugary drinks, but one in five kids might not drink water at all during the day. @Gizmodo has details about the #PennState research. ow.ly/uJ2i50rRPO1