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For most of us, email is an essential staple of daily life. We use it to keep in touch and stay informed. Email is one of the top methods of communication for business, personal, and school purposes.

Yuki Yamashita shares insights about her student leadership and involvement experiences at World Campus and gives advice for other students.

Beyond having the ability to engage with courses from a variety of devices at any time, Penn State World Campus students can take advantage of a number of free accessibility tools to change how their materials are accessed, read, and displayed.

Many of our students at Penn State World Campus are strong leaders whose enthusiasm often motivates their peers to get involved in student organizations and activities.

Marly Doty recently joined the Penn State World Campus team as the director of Student Affairs. We asked her to share some insight about her background and what she hopes to accomplish in her new role.

We invite Penn State students to participate in the new blog series, "Hard to Hate Up Close: My Journey" which we hope will serve as a platform for us to better see one another and discover common ground.

Penn State University Libraries offer support to adult learners, including World Campus students.

Our e-book program is offered as a partnership between the Penn State University Libraries and Penn State World Campus, providing you with free electronic books for selected courses.

Good communication with your instructor will play a critical role in your success as a student and help you get the most out of your Penn State education.