Nana Yaw Essuman took a big risk when he walked away from his role as a programmer analyst at Siemens to pursue a master of software engineering degree full time at Penn State Great Valley. But what he didn’t realize was that he would graduate with more than just technical programming skills.
Nana Yaw Essuman graduated with a master's degree in software engineering from Penn State Great Valley. He currently leads a data engineering team under NBCUniversal's enterprise business intelligence group.
Launching in fall 2018, Penn State Great Valley is offering a master of professional accounting degree for area professionals to prepare for the CPA exam or start a career in public accounting or corporate finance.
Joe and Marilyn Henry recently committed $50,000 to permanently endow a part-time graduate scholarship at Penn State Great Valley. The gift will support the campus’ efforts in A Greater Penn State for 21st Century Excellence, the University’s current fundraising campaign.
As part of a capstone course project, engineering management students evaluated the production at Johnson Matthey's facility in Devon. They presented their findings on the final night of class.
Kevin Lyden, a process engineer at Johnson Matthey, attended the capstone presentations and provided feedback on the students' analysis of the company's production facility in Devon.
Graduate engineering management students applied their coursework to a real-world business environment when they partnered with Johnson Matthey for a capstone project.
Penn State Great Valley's inaugural Lion Cage provided business owners, students and alumni the opportunity to pitch their ideas, network and hear from seasoned entrepreneurs.
Students, alumni, and community members pitched their business ideas to a panel of judges and competed for cash prizes at Penn State Great Valley's inaugural Lion Cage event.
