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We salute you: Penn State women serving our country

9/17/18

Photo album of Penn State women in the military: Whether it's piloting a jet, standing guard in a war zone, or rising through the military ranks, Penn Staters are continuing a long tradition of serving their country in the U.S. armed forces. This year, as part of its Military Appreciation Week, the University will celebrate 100 years of women officially serving in the military.

In 'Eat First, Cry Later,' Mimi Barash Coppersmith presents life lessons learned

9/12/18

Local businesswoman and philanthropist Mimi Barash Coppersmith discussed her newly published memoir at a lunch-and-learn event Aug. 30 at Penn State University Park. The event was co-presented by the Center for Nursing Research and Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence.

Hollyce Winters to speak on ethical, legal aspects of cognitive impairment

9/10/18

Hollyce L. Winters, executive director of the Centre County Bar Association, will speak Sept. 27 on "Ethical and Legal Aspects Related to Persons with Cognitive Impairment." Her talk is part of the 2018-19 Collaborative Seminar Series co-presented by the Center for Nursing Research and Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence.

National conference on child maltreatment to advance innovation through data

9/4/18

Penn State isn’t just a leader on childhood well-being through its Child Maltreatment Solutions Network — but is pushing others to be leaders, too. The network's seventh annual conference will be held on Sept. 27 and 28 at the Nittany Lion Inn on the University Park campus, and is open to researchers, policymakers, child welfare professionals, and members of the public interested in learning about the future of data-driven innovations in improving children’s lives.

Independence Blue Cross Foundation awards $12K for Abington nursing scholarships

8/20/18

The Nurses for Tomorrow Scholarships are available to Penn State Abington RN to B.S.N. nursing students who are graduates of community college nursing programs.

Employee Health and Wellness Center resumes regular hours

8/15/18

Effective Aug. 20, the Penn State Employee Health and Wellness Center will resume regular clinic hours, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in 109 Nursing Sciences Building on the University Park campus.

Learning to ask older adults better questions about their memory

8/8/18

Healthcare providers and researchers rely on screening questions to detect patients who may be at risk for developing Alzheimer's disease and other aging-related problems, but how these questions are worded may be confusing or trigger emotional responses. According to Penn State researchers, this may result in patients who answer the same questions differently, and for different reasons.

College of Nursing to present 'Lunch and Learn' with Mimi Barash Coppersmith

8/7/18

Local businesswoman and Penn State alumna Mimi Barash Coppersmith will discuss her new memoir, "Eat First, Cry Later," at a "lunch and learn" seminar Aug. 30 at University Park. The event is sponsored by the Penn State College of Nursing.

World Campus researches effectiveness of VR headsets and video in online classes

7/25/18

Penn State instructional designers are researching whether using virtual reality and 360-degree video can help students in online classes learn more effectively.

HUB employment expands the minds, resumes and wallets of students

7/12/18

Penn State students Samantha Donnelly and Anibal Rodriguez have found employment in the HUB-Robeson Center to be the answer to their need for income, as well as their source for growth as people and future employees.

Students and faculty members show off their Penn State pride during a visit to Havana, Cuba, as part of the embedded course NURS 499: Foreign Study.

Behrend nursing students observe Cuban health care system during embedded course

6/26/18

As part of the embedded course NURS 499: Foreign Study, 13 students from Penn State Behrend, University Park and Hershey traveled to Havana, Cuba, to tour several health clinics and learn about the Cuban health care delivery system.

'Art of Discovery' booth to bring together art and science at Arts Fest

6/25/18

Join Penn State at “The Art of Discovery,” the University’s booth at the Arts Festival, to learn how art detectives use technology to solve art history mysteries; make your own handmade paints the way early humans did hundreds of thousands of years ago; learn about the bizarre science behind zombie ants; explore mankind’s relationship to plastics, and more.

Penn State nursing student and Schreyer Scholar Katie Buzzell

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We salute you: Penn State women serving our country

In 'Eat First, Cry Later,' Mimi Barash Coppersmith presents life lessons learned

Hollyce Winters to speak on ethical, legal aspects of cognitive impairment

National conference on child maltreatment to advance innovation through data

Independence Blue Cross Foundation awards $12K for Abington nursing scholarships

Employee Health and Wellness Center resumes regular hours

Learning to ask older adults better questions about their memory

College of Nursing to present 'Lunch and Learn' with Mimi Barash Coppersmith

World Campus researches effectiveness of VR headsets and video in online classes

HUB employment expands the minds, resumes and wallets of students

Behrend nursing students observe Cuban health care system during embedded course

'Art of Discovery' booth to bring together art and science at Arts Fest

Scholar alumna studies effect of sleep on sustained attention

Penn State Employee Health and Wellness Center moves to summer hours

Michael Evans receives University College Teaching Award

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