Using Correct Names: A Small Step with a Large ImpactJuly 12th, 2022 • by Denita Wright Watson
An easy way to show someone respect and make a great first impression is to address them by their name — not by the name that is easiest for you to learn but by their given or preferred name.
Recognizing Juneteenth as a Federal HolidayJune 28th, 2021 • by Denita Wright Watson
Juneteenth refers to June 19, 1865, the date that Major General Gordon Granger, who fought for the Union, informed slaves in Galveston, Texas, that they had been freed.
The ADA and Higher EducationAugust 21st, 2020 • by Sydney Katona
Penn State World Campus is proud to serve students from differing backgrounds and experience levels, including those who have differing levels of ability.
Meet Denita, Associate Director of Equity, Inclusion, and AdvocacyAugust 11th, 2020 • by Sydney Katona
Denita Wright Watson recently joined the Penn State World Campus Student Affairs team. Hear from this lifelong Penn Stater about her previous experiences, her dedication to her work, and more.
Summer Wellness Spotlight: Improving Wellness By Managing StressJuly 31st, 2020 • by Sydney Katona
Our summer focus on wellness now turns to stress management for the month of August. Students are not only focused on class work but also have to juggle family, jobs, finances, health, and other responsibilities.
Summer Wellness Spotlight: Connections to Ourselves and OthersJune 25th, 2020 • by Sydney Katona
As we focus this summer on themes that promote wellness, our discussion for July will center around how important it is to connect with those around us and with our own values, goals, and strengths.
Time Management Resources for Parents Studying and Working from HomeApril 13th, 2020
We’ve compiled an assortment of tips and resources to help you stay productive while working remotely and completing your school work, especially if you also have kids at home.
Addressing Penn State World Campus Student Concerns about CoronavirusMarch 20th, 2020 • by Sydney Katona
Out of an abundance of caution, Penn State has announced that all classes will be delivered remotely for the rest of the spring 2020 semester, due to the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19).