Karter Witmer, left, on the presentation floor of the Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference with his research adviser Emily Thomas, assistant teaching professor of wildlife technology.
Karter Witmer, right, and Jungwoo Ryoo, chancellor and chief academic officer of Penn State DuBois, stand in front of Witmer's poster during the undergraduate research presentations, held in the PAW Center on the Penn State DuBois campus.
Karter Witmer, a wildlife technology graduate and third-year wildlife and fisheries science major at Penn State DuBois, was selected as the recipient of the 2023 Penn State University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award for the DuBois campus. He has presented his work on how light affects owl behavior during banding at multiple conferences.
Members of the IDREAM team at Penn State DuBois who participated in the summer institute on equity in the academic experience. From left to right, Diana Kreydt, student advocacy specialist, Selena Price, lecturer in criminal justice, Jackie Atkins, assistant teaching professor in English, Brittany Station, assistant director of student engagement and Jungwoo Ryoo, chancellor and chief academic officer.
Members of the IDREAM team at Penn State DuBois who participated in the summer institute on equity in the academic experience. From left to right, Diana Kreydt, student advocacy specialist, Selena Price, lecturer in criminal justice, Jackie Atkins, assistant teaching professor in English, Brittany Station, assistant director of student engagement and Jungwoo Ryoo, chancellor and chief academic officer.
The IDREAM team at Penn State DuBois recently participated in the 2023 summer institute on equity in the academic experience, an institute dedicated to work and working together on equity plans.
Jeanne Stevens-Sollman, right, shares details of her metal workings with Amila Madiligama, assistant teaching professor of physics, left, and Daudi Waryoba, associate professor of engineering, during the “Let’s Represent Art Show,” held in February at Penn State DuBois.
Students, faculty and staff at Penn State DuBois attended the “Black Authors Matters” presentation in February. Jacquelyn Atkins, assistant teaching professor of English, leads the opening discussion for the event.
Hyeseon Kim, right, community outreach coordinator for the Institute for Korean Studies at Penn State, guides Marly Doty, lecturer in human development and family studies, through an origami activity during the DEIB workshop held at Penn State DuBois in October.
