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CU-Lock Haven psychology major participates in summer internship with Clinton County Government
Anna Collins, a senior psychology major at Commonwealth University-Lock Haven, completed a summer internship with the Clinton County Commissioners gaining practical experience in human resources and...
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Students Attend Eastern Psychological Association Research Meeting
In March, nearly 70 psychology students from Commonwealth University's Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield campuses attended the Annual Research Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association (EPA...
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Benefactor Elevates McDowell Institute's Reach Across Commonwealth U Campuses
Commonwealth University (CU) has received a $400,000 gift from longtime benefactor Susan McDowell for the McDowell Institute, a CU-based organization supporting the facilitation of social, emotional...
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Psychology faculty member's research garners attention
Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Brooke Hansen ’08, was a finalist for the Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA) Early Career Research Award, presented on Friday, April 7, at the SEPA Annual Conference in New Orleans.
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Education and liberal arts majors first to complete Playwork minor
Kristen Pelzer and Kayleigh Vo have made history. The two Bloomsburg University students, who are pursuing different majors in different academic colleges, are the first to complete the Playwork minor...
CU-Lock Haven biology and psychology dual major receives Frederick Douglass Emerging Leader Scholarship
Riyana Owens, of Red Lion, is a 2021-22 recipient of Lock Haven University's (LHU) Frederick Douglass Emerging Leader Scholarship. Owens is a senior dual majoring in biology (pre-medicine) and...
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Climbing toward inclusion
Kimberly Abney ’09 described herself as a “reluctant student” when she came to BU. Today, she serves as an example and support for both students and fellow alumni.
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Not A Number: Alumni Couple Turns Struggle into Support
Hakeem Thomas and Coleen Schlager found each other on a dating site in the spring of 2013. They soon realized they had enrolled at the same university. That university was Bloomsburg.
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Psychology degree steers different career paths
During Bloomsburg University’s 4th annual College of Liberal Arts Symposium, a panel of psychology alumni returned to talk about how they took their degree in different directions. “If I could give...
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Psychology grad begins work with Peace Corps
Kendall Geist ‘19, a recent Bloomsburg University psychology graduate, is halfway through her 10-week health volunteer training with the Peace Corps in Sierra Leona. “We’ve been learning culture...