Penn State Brandywine rising junior Katya Iatsenko, who is earning her bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, recently studied abroad in Singapore.
After nearly six years of dedicated leadership and service, Penn State Brandywine Chancellor Kristin Woolever will retire from the University on July 31.
Starting fall 2019, Penn State Brandywine will offer a new bachelor of science degree in project and supply chain management. This brings the total number of four-year degrees that can be completed at Brandywine to 13.
Researchers from the College of Information Sciences and Technology found that creating computer-supported collaborative learning environments could help online learners build community and increase the likelihood that they would remain in their academic program.
Penn State Brandywine's Center for Ethics and Engagement organizes more than two dozen campus and community events throughout the year, including a voter registration drive, the campus' MLK Day of Service and a week-long social justice fair.
Penn State Brandywine Chancellor Kristin R. Woolever highlighted the campus’ focus on student engagement and community impact, as well as its aim of providing an accessible and affordable education, during the University’s Board of Trustees meeting held today (July 18) at Brandywine.
The Penn State Board of Trustees will hold its next public meeting July 18 at Penn State Brandywine. The full board meeting will be streamed live online at http://wpsu.org/trustees/.
Penn State IT awarded the 2019 Learning Tool Interoperability (LTI) Advantage Contributors Institutional Leadership Award at the IMS Global Learning Impact Institute in San Diego on May 23, 2019. Pictured (left to right): Tony Anderson, Penn State learning tools and learning management system manager, TLT director of operations Terry O’Heron, and learning tools project manager Kristen Lytle at the IMS Global Learning Impact Institute in San Diego.
