At the College of the Liberal Arts commencement ceremony on May 4, Mi Ni Tzou will represent sociology as its student marshal. The Schreyer Scholar is graduating with bachelor of arts degrees in sociology and communication arts and sciences.
Sophie Paolizzi will represent the Department of Psychology at the College of the Liberal Arts commencement ceremony on May 4. The Paterno Fellow and Schreyer Scholar is graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology and a minor in Italian.
Ryan Morris, a first-generation college student who, at the age of 18, was a National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) driver, has big plans after commencement on Saturday, May 4.
If the time-worn adage that job seekers should limit their resume to a single page remains true, then Penn State students Taylor Young and Carly Siegle are out of luck. Those two prospective educators in just four semesters have participated in enough educational activities to start to fill a university bulletin.
A summer internship in Philadelphia inspired Schreyer Honors Scholar Jessica Chou to study environmental sustainability in Denmark during the spring semester.
Schreyer Scholar Marisa Vanness will represent international politics at commencement on May 4.
William Okrafo-Smart will represent global and international studies at Penn State commencement on May 4. His work in the humanities and social sciences—both in the classroom and abroad—has provided him with the perfect experiences to address larger societal issues.
From leading the Liberal Arts Envoys to representing the student body as a representative on the Liberal Arts Alumni Society Board of Directors, Paterno Fellow and Schreyer Scholar Maria Fleck will represent her peers as her department marshal at commencement.
As this year’s German and Slavic languages and literatures student marshal, Paterno Fellow and Schreyer Scholar Celeste Belknap has successfully leveraged two of her passions and areas of study: music and Russian culture.
When Bridget Baksa first came to Penn State Berks to study information sciences and technology, she said it was a “big step for her and a big learning curve.” But by challenging herself academically and personally, she found more than she could have hoped for.
Two members of the Penn State Berks graduating class were honored for their research and received Schreyer Scholar Honors Medals at the Academic Achievement Awards Ceremony held on Sunday, April 14.
Six accomplished and involved seniors will cap off their Penn State careers by representing the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications as student marshals during commencement exercises May 4 in the Bryce Jordan Center.
Schreyer Scholars and Presidential Leadership Academy members Ezra Gershanok and Charles Ryan are looking to develop their problem-solving skills and learn from international perspectives during a year in the London School of Economics and Political Science's The General Course study abroad program.
Schreyer Scholar Matthew Dabiero will represent the Department of Communication Arts and Sciences as a student marshal at the spring commencement ceremony on May 4. Excelling in his communications-related coursework has helped him prepare him for his future work in ministry, he said.
Three Penn State students used a computer numerical controller to convert spoken word into a mechanical writing tool and claimed first prize at HackPSU 2019.
