World Campus Blog

Penn State World Campus Mental Health Case Manager Michelle Henry has answered some important questions that may affect students related this topic and the stigma surrounding mental health.

We reached out to a group of current World Campus students to find out what they were most worried about when preparing for their first semester — and to get their tips for managing that anxiety.

At Penn State World Campus, the Student Disability Services team supports students with a wide range of services and resources, including helping with any needed accommodation related to a disability or medical condition.

Current World Campus students share advice on preparing for your first semester and staying organized in your courses.

Many adult learners feel stressed about trying to remember critical information for their courses, but you can set yourself up for success by incorporating studying strategies that work best for your learning style.

There are many strategies and tips that can help you survive this end-of-semester phase with a minimal amount of stress.

John Shank has a long history in higher education, much of it involving library-related roles. Earlier this year, he began serving as Digital Learning Engagement Coordinator at the Penn State University Libraries, a position that will allow him to support Penn State World Campus students.

As we head into the end of the semester and prepare for upcoming final exams, Penn State World Campus Student Affairs encourages you to make your mental health and well-being a priority.

Hosted on the Gather platform, this research fair is designed to be an interactive event, so attendees can view the research posters while also chatting via videoconference with other participants, student presenters, and faculty.

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