The United States recently took a leap forward in the interest of making it easier for people experiencing a mental health crisis to get the help they need quickly.
An easy way to show someone respect and make a great first impression is to address them by their name — not by the name that is easiest for you to learn but by their given or preferred name.
This post is part of “Hard to Hate Up Close: My Journey,” a blog series organized by Penn State World Campus Student Affairs. The goal of blog posts like this is to provide a platform for the Penn State World Campus community of students, faculty, and staff to see one another, appreciate our differences, and…
The Career Services team at Penn State World Campus has created a new series of videos that provide professional and academic insights from a World Campus graduate who now works at Penn State.
Mental Health Awareness Month has now passed, so this seemed like a fitting time to assess our own awareness — and commit to continuously developing and sharing with each other the resources that serve Penn State World Campus students.
This post is part of “Hard to Hate Up Close: My Journey,” a blog series organized by Penn State World Campus Student Affairs. The goal of blog posts like this is to provide a platform for the Penn State World Campus community of students, faculty, and staff to see one another, appreciate our differences, and discover common ground.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Mental Health Services team of Student Affairs continues to highlight information to help reduce barriers that may impact your ability to access services.
The Penn State World Campus Academic Advising and Student Disability Services (AA&SDS) unit has come a long way since its formation, and recently retired Donna Anderson has been an academic adviser through most of this time.
Ever wonder how student voices can have an impact at World Campus? Penn State Online MBA student Jonathan Monk shares his experience on the World Campus Student Advisory Board.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so we wanted to take this opportunity to discuss why it’s important to make your mental health a priority — and make sure you know about the resources available to Penn State World Campus students.