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Dual major researches social implications of flooding
Sweetie Patel’s studies of environmental biology and anthropology have been the inspiration for her summer research through Bloomsburg University’s URSCA (Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, Creative...
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URSCA Project - Kayla Sompel
The inspiration of becoming a pediatric oncologist and hematologist led Kayla Sompel to spend her summer conducting research as a part of URSCA (Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, Creative Activity) -...
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URSCA Project- Michael Facella and Sierra Smith
A growing problem of plastics pollution that has been making headlines is the focus of Bloomsburg University students Michael Facella and Sierra Smith’s summer research project. For their URSCA...
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DCNR intern develops professional toolbox
The skill set for a park ranger needs to be both comprehensive and varied. Bloomsburg University junior-to-be Sarah Buckley is learning firsthand this summer about all of the skills needed as an...
Billy Basalt is born
Willy Girard first picked Bloomsburg University as his college of choice because of its proximity to his home. Coincidently, the EGGS 330 Special Topics in Field Geology course took him far away from...
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New perspective on a familiar adventure
EGGS 330 was not Sean Leshko’s first field course nor was it his first time in Southern California. In fact, the senior geology major lived in Death Valley, Calif., for a number of years before moving...
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Pre-med major interns in Kenya thanks to PEG award
Allison Sowers developed a deeper understanding of herself and the world she lives in during a recent internship with International Medical Aid (IMA) in Mombasa, Kenya. Sowers, a biology and pre...
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Research leads honor grad on impressive path to medical school
When Andrew Cross walked into his interview at The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Virginia, the interviewer told Cross he had never heard of Bloomsburg University. By the end, the...
Iconic landscapes serve as textbook for field study
It began like any normal college course with a classroom dotted by groups of students led by a professor’s lecture. A week later, the class ended up traveling nearly 2,500 miles to spend a 12 nights...
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Heather Llewellyn, biology graduate assistant
Heather Llewellyn earned her undergraduate degree in biology from Lock Haven University. She received clinical training in medical laboratory science at Williamsport Regional Medical Center and is...