Schreyer Scholar alumna and Penn State MD/PhD student Kristin Lambert aspires to practice bench-to-bedside medicine and to mentor current honors students.
Katie Turner, a 2013 Penn State graduate in environmental resource management, is putting her love of soil science to good use as the Pennsylvania agricultural program manager for The Nature Conservancy, a nonprofit environmental organization that serves the global community.
Laura Rosenberger's liberal arts education gave her the critical thinking skills necessary to tackle one of the biggest threats to U.S. democracy in a meaningful way.
Penn State chemical engineering professor Andrew Zydney led Schreyer Scholars on a tour of a local kidney dialysis center, providing them with an inside look at a vital healthcare process.
Schreyer Honors Scholar and aerospace engineering student Kriston Ramdass helped keep an upcoming NASA mission on schedule this year during an eight-month co-op at Moog.
Penn State Harrisburg student and Schreyer Honors Scholar Lydia Williams spent three weeks in Turkey, researching the development of the nation's policies concerning the education of Syrian refugee children.
Schreyer Honors Scholar and health policy and administration major Noorein Ahmed believes hospitals can improve their efficiency and quality of care by developing their employees professionally.
Schreyer Honors Scholar and advertising and public relations major Colleen McBride is part of a team building an all-purpose social media platform for Penn State students.
Schreyer Honors Scholar and Penn State student Homecoming court member Nick Karafilis wants to link his dual passions of American history and entertainment and to help Penn State create a museum about its own history.
Schreyer Honors Scholar and College of the Liberal Arts student Rebecca Barnes used multiple trips abroad to learn how Colombians expressed their identities through multiple languages — sometimes in the same sentence.
Courtney Hoopert wasn’t sure what she wanted to do after she graduated from high school so decided to follow in the footsteps of her grandfather and older brother and enlist in the armed forces.
For more than 10 years, Julie Ealy, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State Lehigh Valley, has worked on in-depth chemistry research with undergraduate students, providing a valuable opportunity that most college students do not get to experience.
Schreyer Honors College and College of Earth and Mineral Sciences graduate Patrick Stephens models three-dimensional terrain around the world while continuing to build his own cartography business.
