“Promoting visual literacy with poster design workshops” describes how Rotunno and Zanin-Yost co-presented a series of workshops to help students transform research into posters.
In addition to learning learn about the College of Agricultural Sciences, participants can view student presentations and displays, see some of Altoona's clubs and organization's in action, and enjoy a petting zoo, honeybee keepers, and free Penn State Creamery ice cream.
Ian Marshall, professor of English and environmental studies at Penn State Altoona, is the editor of "Reading Shaver’s Creek: Ecological Reflections from an Appalachian Forest."
History, Latin, Arabic, French, and German students traveled to New York City in mid-March for a day of exploring the arts, history, and culture of their respective fields.
