In August 2019, Jason Herman sustained a severe traumatic brain injury and other life-threatening injuries. Less than four years later, he earned his MBA from Penn State Great Valley with a 3.6 GPA.
Raghu Sangwan—associate chief academic officer, director of engineering programs, and professor of software engineering—reflects on his recently-published article "Cybersecurity for AI Systems: A Survey," architecting safe systems, and more.
Master of Professional Accounting graduate Mike Donnelly was one of only 50 people nationwide to meet the criteria for the award, which is presented yearly by the American Institute of CPAs.
After earning a Credly badge from Penn State Great Valley's project management certification program, Helen Walker shared the digital badge on her LinkedIn profile and heard from a recruiter less than 24 hours later, leading to her current job.
Jason Herman sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) from a motorcycle accident approximately a year before enrolling in Great Valley’s MBA program. In this blog post, he reflects on adjusting to graduate school and what Penn State means to him.
When Abay Akhatay discovered Penn State Great Valley’s Master of Finance – Financial Data Analytics option, he realized he’d found the perfect fit for his undergraduate engineering background and his new ambitions to begin a career in the business world.
Greg Bermon is enrolled in his fifth certificate program at Great Valley, has implemented Great Valley instructor-led training at his company, and has seen a positive impact through the team he leads.