Category Archives: Penn State

  1. PA – 2015 TLT Symposium

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    March 21, 2015 by Dr. G

    I haven’t been traveling for a few months – which has been fine with me, especially in this miserable winter …
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  2. PA – 2014 TLT Symposium, Saturday PM

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    March 23, 2014 by Dr. G

    The afternoon of the 2014 TLT Symposium had two Concurrent Sessions and a final afternoon keynote.  The first afternoon session …
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  3. PA – 2014 TLT Symposium, Saturday AM

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    March 23, 2014 by Dr. G

    Each year, Penn State University hosts a university-wide conference called the TLT Symposium (that stands for Teaching and Learning with …
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  4. PA – Dan Kahan, Chestnut trees, and Robbie Melton

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    March 22, 2014 by Dr. G

    I have been at the Penn State – University Park campus for the past several days, engaging in work related …
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  5. PA – 2013 TLT Symposium

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    March 16, 2013 by Dr. G

    The day finally arrived!  The 2013 Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) Symposium was held at the Penn State University …
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  6. PA – pre-TLT Symposium, part 2

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    March 15, 2013 by Dr. G

    I often tell my students that a trip to State College is filled with meeting after meeting after meeting, resulting …
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  7. PA – pre-TLT Symposium

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    March 14, 2013 by Dr. G

    I’ve arrived in State College today, getting ready for a series of grant meetings, activities with the Department of Geosciences, …
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Excited for today’s awards ceremony of the @PSUBrandywine Un-Canny Competition! So thankful for the hard-working student volunteers & generous donors that made this possible. The real winners are the @visitmediapa Media Food Bank, who will receive 1,240 food items. #psubwuncanny #fightinghunger #foodsecurity #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #SDG2
Today is public viewing day of our campus Un-Canny Competition structures, and the opening of the online voting for the People’s Choice Award! All structures & student posters can be viewed online at https://tinyurl.com/uncannyview One structure is Prosperity Park, demonstrating how individuals of different backgrounds can unite to accomplish remarkable things for mankind and the environment (created by the Sustainovation Club and Multicultural Student Club). #SDG1 #SDG10 #SDG11 #SDG14 #SDG15 The Women in Engineering Team created Let Them BEE to call attention to our pollinators. #SDG2 #SDG12 #SDG13 #SDG15 The R2LN engineering students created Spills That Kill to address the issue of environmental degradation - specifically, the impacts of oil spills on aquatic life and the ocean environment. #SDG14 The Civic and Community Club tells us that Education is the Key to Sustainability with a staircase of books that leads up to the golden key. #SDG4 The MARCOMM Club brought us MARCOMM CITY, with green businesses, green roofs, public recreation areas, etc. #SDG11 The sophomore engineering team built a Castle On The Hill to reflect how difficult it can be for societies to access clean water #SDG6 Our final structure is from the Accounting Club with Money On My Mind, calling attention to #SDG8 for sustainable economic growth and and a healthy workforce These 1,200+ food items will be donated to Media Food Bank after the competition to help with local food insecurity. But first, you can help us select The People’s Choice Award! Vote for your favorite structure (until 5PM Monday!) tinyurl.com/uncannyview #psubwuncanny @psubrandywine #sustainabledevelopment #fightinghunger #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #SDGs
Today was “build day” of our first-ever campus Un-Canny Competition! Seven student teams created sustainability-themed structures out of boxes/bottles/jars of food (no cans!) to raise awareness of local hunger. All food will be donated to Media Food Bank. Why no cans allowed? Our local food bank notified us that they already get so many cans of food, what they really need are the other items to round out their distribution - ketchup, mustard, salad dressing, cereal, coffee, tea... items typically not donated. #psubwuncanny #mediafoodbank #fighthunger #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #sdg2zerohunger @psubrandywine
I’m excited about teaching a course in Fall 2019 for the first time at @psubrandywine. If you are a student that is not a STEM major but looking for a general education GN course that is current and relevant, check out EARTH 103 - Earth in the Future: Predicting Climate Change and it’s Impacts Over the Next Century! #coursetrailer #videotrailer #psubrandywine #stemcourse #climateliteracy
I’m coming for you #AAASmtg Flash Talk area... giving my first-ever @aaasorg meeting presentation today! #whatfacultydo #whatscientistsdo

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