The College of Health and Human Development Magazine
The Student Athletic Training Club, for students pursuing a career in athletic training, offers community and networking, as well as the opportunity to support dancers in the THON athletic training room.
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Through ‘Windows of Opportunity’, researchers are helping teachers and students become more mindful and compassionate. These techniques help calm the mind, ease stress, and you can benefit from them as well in your daily life.
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Four departments in the college – Biobehavioral Health, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Kinesiology, and Nutritional Sciences – have joined the Millennium Scholars Program at Penn State, an initiative designed to recruit diverse and high achieving students to #STEM degrees and careers in scientific research.
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When Breann Darkins was exploring her options for college, she knew she wanted to find a school where community outside the classroom was equally as important as academics. Penn State was her answer.
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‘Spoonies’ is a term embraced by the chronic illness community to help people understand what daily life looks like for them, using spoons as a unit of energy. Learn how Project Spoonies, founded by an alumna of biobehavioral health, is supporting Penn State students who face chronic illnesses.
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