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Volunteer of the Month: Bette Grey '81
As a Biology major in 1977, Bette Grey ’81 didn’t feel like she had many career options aside from medical school. And while she says that most of her classes adequately prepared her academically, the...
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Where Law Meets Life: Criminal justice major finds her calling
On her very first day with the Columbia County Public Defender’s Office, Yazline Aponte didn’t ease into the work — she stepped directly into its reality. There were no textbooks, no hypotheticals, no...
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Friendship, Grit, and a Shared Path to Better Teaching
Three classrooms, two school districts, and one shared journey. It began as a freshman-year friendship at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ-Lock Haven between three education majors, which quickly evolved into...
Built for the Big Leagues
From scorebooks to stadiums, from club meetings to championship weekends, this newly minted ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ-Lock Haven graduate dedicated her college career to proving that success often starts with showing up, staying involved, and taking every role seriously.
Employer of the Month: WebFX
As a member of the Talent Acquisition Team at WebFX, partnerships are everything for Emily Buseck. In her role, Buseck acts as both recruiter and resource by attending career fairs and presenting to...
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Importance of Clinical Experience in a Doctor of Audiology Program
In observation of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month in May, Thomas Zalewski, Professor of Audiology and Coordinator for the AuD Program.
Shell Game Changer: Lock Haven molds eco-innovators
This ground-breaking graduate student is revolutionizing stream restoration with rock-powered science. Her lab experiments and GIS mapping — testing limestone's boost to mussel shell growth — has helped fuel the West Branch Susquehanna's $410,000 revival, where mussels filter waters clean.
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When Counseling Becomes Community: An empowering approach to student wellness
ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ’s top-ranked school counseling program empowers graduate students like Lauren Rowe to lead with compassion, innovation, and heart. Rowe has turned her education into action, helping West Mifflin High students thrive personally and academically.
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Mastering Molecular Medicine: From biochem foundations to ER shadowing success
A passion for emergency medicine steered this ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ–Bloomsburg pre-med major to turn his EMT roots and biochemistry mastery into acceptances at top DO programs.
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Piecing It Together: Finding a path from pharmacy to pathology
A love for science and a campus full of open doors helped this ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ-Bloomsburg pre-med major connect molecules to medicine and find his professional purpose.