Madison Eisaman Staff Writer Professor Jeannette C. Lang, Assistant Director of the Writing Commons and Instructor of English, left Penn State Altoona (PSUA) in December 2022 after over 10 years of service. In her many years at Penn State, including her undergraduate education, she made a significant impact on students, colleagues, and Penn State … Continue reading ‘We made a thing, and it’s working”: Jeannette Lang Looks Back on 11 Years on Campus
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Madison Eisaman Staff Writer Professor Jeannette C. Lang, Assistant Director of the Writing Commons and Instructor of English, left Penn State Altoona (PSUA) in December 2022 after over 10 years of service. In her many years at Penn State, including her undergraduate education, she made a significant impact on students, colleagues, and Penn State … Continue reading ‘We made a thing, and it’s working”: Jeannette Lang Looks Back on 11 Years on Campus
Penn State Altoona student transitions from a regular student to a confident leader
By Mario Castillo For the Collegiate Review College is the pathway for diligent students to crave a lifestyle of a desired imagination. Creativity comes in different variations per student. As president of the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu club, my goal is to inspire the uninspired. Create a wave of outspoken students and embark on a journey of … Continue reading Penn State Altoona student transitions from a regular student to a confident leader
Professor Hobbies: Nicholas J. Rowland
By Staff Writer Rivka Wolin I had the pleasure of speaking to Dr. Nicholas J. Rowland a professor of sociology at Penn State Altoona and the Academic Trustee on the Pennsylvania State University Board of Trustees. His favorite courses to teach are his signature “Introductory Sociology” course (SOC 001) as well as an advanced “Social … Continue reading Professor Hobbies: Nicholas J. Rowland
How to Manage your Finances as a Penn State Altoona Student
By Tabish Hussain For the Collegiate Review Have you ever craved Chipotle, Chick-fil-A, or any fast casual restaurant for a quick meal and then shortly realized that you do not have enough money to pay for it? Or that it simply does not fit your budget at the moment, and then you decide to walk … Continue reading How to Manage your Finances as a Penn State Altoona Student
‘You feel like you’re both giving and benefiting’: Dr. Kelly Munly Reflects on Her Intergenerational Program
By Madison Eisaman A Penn State Altoona program started by Shelly Beaver in the Fall of 2015 has made a significant impact on students’ and older adults’ lives. Beaver, a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, decided to create the Senior Wellness Program after many years of facilitating the I Can Do It, You Can Do It! … Continue reading ‘You feel like you’re both giving and benefiting’: Dr. Kelly Munly Reflects on Her Intergenerational Program
Nursing Student Offers Studying Tips for End-of-Semester Success
By Kara Renae Coval For the Collegiate Review As a second-year nursing student at Penn state Altoona, I realize that good study habits are essential to succeed. You need to maintain focus, prioritize time, and find optimal studying strategies. The Nursing major is definitely a challenge, but some of the study tips that I am … Continue reading Nursing Student Offers Studying Tips for End-of-Semester Success
Professor Hobbies: Amir Marvasti
By Staff Writer Rivka Wolin I had the pleasure of speaking to Amir Marvasti, a Professor of Sociology at Penn State Altoona, about his hobby of photography. A native of Tehran, Iran, Amir immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 in 1983 to escape being drafted into the military during the Iran-Iraq … Continue reading Professor Hobbies: Amir Marvasti
Collegiate Review Cook Book: Flavors of Fall
Fall has a ton of food-based traditions, both old and new. The Collegiate Review staff wanted to share a bit of our traditions in the form of the sides and desserts we enjoy. Sides Air Fryer Carrots My name is Madison Eisaman and my dish is Air Fryer Carrots. I learned to make this … Continue reading Collegiate Review Cook Book: Flavors of Fall
Midterms Have Students Discuss the Importance of Young People Voting
Eve Ergler Staff Writer The United States held it’s midterm elections on Nov. 8th with senate, house, and governor seats up for grabs between the two parties. There were predictions of a “red wave” where Republicans would be taking a large majority of these seats due to the country having President Joe Biden be a … Continue reading Midterms Have Students Discuss the Importance of Young People Voting
Meeting Robin Ha
By Staff Writers Rivka Wolin and Carmen Dyer-Glaser Robin Ha is the author of this year’s Common Read “Almost American Girl” a graphic novel came to campus on October 19th. “Almost American Girl” is about Ha’s Story of moving to America from South Korea and her experience finding herself in a strange new environment. As … Continue reading Meeting Robin Ha