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Built for the Conversation
Experiential learning transforms classroom concepts into real-world confidence for this rising 91ÖÆƬ³§-Bloomsburg sales professional.
Employer of the Month: Bellefonte Area School District
Tracy Long, Director of Human Resources for the Bellefonte Area School District became an employer partner with 91ÖÆƬ³§ for the opportunity to connect with future educators with a...
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Volunteer of the Month: Bette Grey '81
As a Biology major in 1977, Bette Grey ’81 didn’t feel like she had many career options aside from medical school. And while she says that most of her classes adequately prepared her academically, the...
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Friendship, Grit, and a Shared Path to Better Teaching
Three classrooms, two school districts, and one shared journey. It began as a freshman-year friendship at 91ÖÆƬ³§-Lock Haven between three education majors, which quickly evolved into...
Built for the Classroom, Driven by Heart
Anijah Lucena’s path to becoming an educator began with something simple but powerful. The belief that one teacher can change everything. As an early childhood education major, Lucena found more than...
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Employer of the Month: WebFX
As a member of the Talent Acquisition Team at WebFX, partnerships are everything for Emily Buseck. In her role, Buseck acts as both recruiter and resource by attending career fairs and presenting to...
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Volunteer of the Month-Natalie Pacifico '04
For Natalie Pacifico ’04, Bloomsburg was big enough for her to stretch out but small enough to feel an extraordinary amount of support from faculty, staff, and fellow students. A first-generation...
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Discipline in Every Detail
From Fort Knox to clinical floors, 91ÖÆƬ³§-Bloomsburg nursing major and ROTC cadet Amanda Ott finds that leadership is less about power — and more about practice.
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When Counseling Becomes Community: An empowering approach to student wellness
91ÖÆƬ³§â€™s top-ranked school counseling program empowers graduate students like Lauren Rowe to lead with compassion, innovation, and heart. Rowe has turned her education into action, helping West Mifflin High students thrive personally and academically.