Rahul Emani is well on the path to being a leader in the cybersecurity industry. He has earned a CompTIA Security+ certification, which stands out on applications for top cybersecurity jobs in government and industry. He also has devised a way to maximize smart home technology at a fraction of the current cost. And, he’s just a first-year student in the College of Information Sciences and Technology, with strong ambitions.
Four adult students have earned the honor of being inducted into the Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter at Penn State York. The honor society recognizes the outstanding achievements of adult students.
Penn State Shenango student entrepreneurs Ali Izzo and Holly Masters won $15,000 during “The Investment,” the finale of PennTAP’s Inc.U Competition, which aired May 16 on WPSU-TV.
Second- and third-year Dickinson Law students were recognized for fulfilling their ethical and professional responsibility of service throughout the 2018-19 academic year during a ceremony on Friday, May 10, at Lewis Katz Hall.
During NASA’s 3D-Printed Mars Habitat Challenge in Peoria, Illinois, in early May, Penn State fell just short of besting its friendly rival AI SpaceFactory. But in the process, the team engineered a breakthrough that moves forward 3D-printing construction research and pushes the team closer to the goal of creating sustainable housing on Earth.
Penn State Harrisburg's School of Science, Engineering, and Technology held its annual Capstone Design Conference on May 3. Senior engineering students are required to complete a capstone project, which combines classroom learning with real-life applications.
Michael Bichnevicius, a recent graduate from the Penn State Department of Mechanical Engineering, was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to spur the impact of his future work, which explores how heat transfer can be optimized through additive manufacturing.
Students Nicholas Kremp, Stephanie Earle and Kaléi Kowalchik presented research posters at the 2019 Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference in Baltimore, and were accompanied by Michael Evans, assistant chief academic officer and associate teaching professor of nursing, and honors program coordinators Todd Adams, assistant professor of philosophy, and Meg Hatch, associate professor of biology.
April 11-14 conference. hey were accompanied by Dr. Michael Evans, M.S.Ed., RN, ACNS, CMSRN, CNE, assistant chief academic officer and associate teaching professor of nursing, nd onors program coordinators Dr. Todd Adams, assistant professor of philosophy, and Dr. Meg Hatch, associate professor of biology.
For just the second time in Penn State history, all four University candidates to the Goldwater Scholarship program were named as awardees.
The Penn State School of International Affairs celebrated the accomplishments of its 2019 spring and summer graduates with a Graduation Recognition Ceremony on May 5.
Penn State landscape architecture student Anjelyque Easley has been selected as the undergraduate 2019 Landscape Architecture Foundation National Olmsted Scholar. She is the first Penn State student to receive the recognition, which is considered the highest honor for students in landscape architecture.
Imani Adegbuyi wanted to be a part of a graduate program that would offer her more than just a degree. After coming to Penn State, she knew the master of health administration program was the perfect fit, as it connected her individual interests and academics to her long-term goals.
A manufacturing engineering technology student at Pennsylvania College of Technology hit the right note with his senior project — literally. Jaron A. Williams, of Lopez, spent countless hours during the academic year combining his twin passions of manufacturing and music to create a functional bass guitar made from aluminum.
Emmanuel Fonseca, a doctoral student in environmental engineering at Penn State, is the first of his family to attend college and strives to be an inspiration to his younger siblings through his own successes.
Laura Kaminsky, a doctoral student in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, will be able to advance her research interests in plant pathology after receiving a grant from the National Science Foundation.
