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An anthropological path to academic success
The prize “fossils” that Emily Haney brought home with gritty, dirty hands when she was a child do not compare to the fragile, priceless treasures that she carefully cupped in her hands while in the...
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Anthropology home to real life CSI
By day Conrad Quintyn, Ph.D. is an anthropology professor at Bloomsburg University. In his spare time, he practices biological anthropology when he willingly wades into crime scenes throughout...
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Audiology research showcased on national stage
A group of Bloomsburg University audiology doctoral students presented research this fall at the annual American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention in Boston, three of which landing...
Life mission achieved through medical imaging
Emily Hackenberg has always wanted to help people, and Bloomsburg University’s medical imaging program is getting her a step closer to doing just that for a living. “My favorite aspect of the program...
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Medical imaging guides career path to radiology
Emily Reynolds has always been fascinated by how the internal human body works, an interest that’s led her to a future in radiology courtesy of Bloomsburg University’s medical imaging program. “The...
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Forensics Team having memorable fall season
Bloomsburg University’s Forensics team has had a great semester thus far. The team has already attended two competitions this semester, and have won various awards at each event, individually and as a...
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Mass communications intern lands Mack’s Top Dog Award
A typical mass communications internship tends to be in marketing or some type of media; but not for Andrew Fox, who took a different route this past summer with Mack Trucks, Inc. Fox, a Bloomsburg...
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Computer science major builds prototype for new course
Picking college courses most often depends upon what’s being offered, but one computer science student recently had the opportunity to help his own cause and create one. Brett Treas, a freshman...
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A summer in the Smithsonian
It’s a popular summer destination for tourists, but for one recent Bloomsburg University graduate it was simply the next step of her career pursuit. Keara Drummer, a graduate student pursuing her...
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EGGS senior interns with engineering firm
John Rebovich, a senior geography and planning major, interned this past summer with Reilly Associates where he applied his knowledge of GIS technologies. Rebovich attributes much of his readiness for...