Eight undergraduate Penn State engineering students presented their senior capstone projects to a crowd of 50 guests at the inaugural Design Expo on the Penn State Great Valley campus in Malvern on Wednesday evening. This is the first class of students to graduate from Penn State with a bachelor of engineering degree with a multidisciplinary engineering design specialization, thanks to a partnership among the Abington, Brandywine and Great Valley campuses.
Eric Stein, associate professor of managerial science and information systems at Penn State Great Valley, spoke to the campus about responsible consumerism during the Social Justice Fair.
During day two’s student poster session, a student presented her team’s social justice project to the campus community and outside guests, which highlighted the Black Lives Matter activist movement.
Carol Metzker, author of “Facing the Monster: How One Person Can Fight Child Slavery,” spoke to a packed auditorium about human trafficking in Pennsylvania.
As part of Brandywine’s Social Justice Fair, sculptor Roger Wing visited campus and created a work of art to raise awareness about gun violence on college campuses and beyond
