Our connection with our Summer Program participants continues when they go back for their senior year, after they graduate high school, and beyond. We recently checked in with some of the young adults who were a part of the inaugural cohort of the Summer Program in 2021.
Our connection with our Summer Program participants continues when they go back for their senior year, after they graduate high school, and beyond. We recently checked in with some of the young adults who were a part of the inaugural cohort of the Summer Program in 2021.
This event covered the status of children’s mental health, provided an overview of SEL and mindfulness research, and explored how SEL and mindfulness can nurture students’ resilience.
On January 12, the K-12 Engagement Network hosted Dorie Taylor, co-producer of Remake Learning Days Across America to share the many ways that Penn State colleges, campuses, departments, and units can be involved with Remake Learning Days 2023 (RLD 2023).
Our connection with our Summer Program participants continues when they go back for their senior year, after they graduate high school, and beyond. We recently checked in with some of the young adults who were a part of the inaugural cohort of the Summer Program in 2021.
Our connection with our Summer Program participants continues when they go back for their senior year, after they graduate high school, and beyond. We recently checked in with some of the young adults who were a part of the inaugural cohort of the Summer Program in 2021.
On February 15, the K-12 Engagement Network hosted its second Education for the Future webinar, “Banned Books, Critical Literacy, and the Power of Speech.” The event was well attended by K-12 educators, public librarians, and Penn State faculty and staff.
As our team prepares for another incredible year at the Readiness Institute at Penn State, we also wanted to look back on how our community grew and connected in 2022.
This summer, 45 rising high school seniors will have the opportunity to spend six weeks making new friends, exploring various career pathways, visiting sites in the community, and working on a personalized pathway to success. And they’ll get paid $2,000 while doing it!
The team at the Readiness Institute at Penn State is excited to announce that Fred Quinn has been named the inaugural Alumni Network Coordinator and will help in its mission to create personalized pathways to success for every learner.