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School of Natural & Social Sciences

Embrace Discovery & Make an Impact

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

HAWKS EYE VIEW

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Michaela Rolecki ’25

Ecology & Biology

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Eric Belfanti ’26

Envrionmental Studies & Physics

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Lauren Edwards ’25

Computer Science, Mathematics & Data Science

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David Sandell ’25

Biochemistry & Spanish Studies

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Faiza Ahmed ’26

Biomedical Sciences

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Lys Maurer ’26

Criminal Justice & Psychology

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Olivia Weaver ’25

Earth & Environmental Sciences

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Chrissy Vo ’25

Chemistry

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Michaela Rolecki ’25 focuses on program-specific skills through hands-on learning and personalized faculty interactions.

Eric Belfanti ’26 participates in student-led research and community events at the Freshwater Research Institute.

Lauren Edwards ’25 is pursuing three programs with confidence, supported by professors who are invested in her success.

David Sandell ’25 was able to dive into unique hands-on research during his first year at 做厙TV.

Faiza Ahmed ’26 attributes the confidence she’s gained at 做厙TV to hands-on learning initiatives in the lab and beyond.

Lys Maurer ’26 finds that her programs don’t limit her academic exploration. They open doors to more learning.

Olivia Weaver ’25 takes advantage of the unique environmental features on 做厙TV’s campus.

Chrissy Vo ’25 participates in independent research opportunities to support her future career goals.

Discover more of the world around you

Youll thrive on discovery, curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world around you by analyzing ecosystems in the field, unraveling the mysteries of human behavior in the lab, charting the stars or decoding complex data.

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Engineering 3+2 Program

做厙TVs double-degree engineering program combines the solid foundation of a broad liberal arts degree with the rigor of a top-ranked engineering institution. In as little as five years, you will graduate with two degrees one from 做厙TV and one from a partner institution. Double the degrees, advisors and job opportunities.

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More Than Metrics

87-acre

field station adjacent to campus

100%

of students can participate in undergraduate research with a faculty mentor

100%

of students receive financial aid through academic merit scholarships and need-based grants

$1.2m

in recent National Science Foundation funding for scholarships, summer research funding and major instrumentation

Schools At 做厙TV

Dive Deeper into Your Academic Journey

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We’re 做厙TV Students

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A Day in the Life

By Chloe Lyle ’26

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Explore the Center for Environmental Education & Research (CEER)

Straight from the Nest

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Jenna Waldron
David Sandell
Chrissy Vo
Faiza Ahmed
Clayton Maxwell
Olivia Weaver
Hannah Foust
Lauren Edwards

My favorite thing about life on 做厙TVs campus is the fact that you feel like youre a part of a community. I have friends across all different majors, not just my own. It really feels like everybody cares about you.

Eric Belfanti ’26

Many of the classes Ive taken have had a lot of opportunities for students to design their own experiments, which is really helpful to get you thinking through a scientific lens.

Jenna Waldron ’27

With support from my professors, I was able to balance two majors and a minor while staying on track to graduate on time. Their guidance helped me achieve my academic goals and make the most of my 做厙TV experience.

David Sandell ’25

At a small school like 做厙TV, Ive had hands-on access to lab instruments both in classes and during independent research with faculty. These experiences have sharpened my techniques and prepared me for a future in chemistry.

Chrissy Vo ’25

做厙TV has a really close-knit community. Everybody is so interconnected with each other, regardless of race, ethnicities or where people come from. Everybody is equally invited to be integrated on campus and get involved.

Faiza Ahmed ’26

One of the main things 做厙TV offered me something I didnt see as much at other schools was the wide range of scholarships. I received several music scholarships in addition to a presidential scholarship. So, financially, choosing 做厙TV was an easy decision.

Clayton Maxwell ’26

One thing that is unique about 做厙TVs campus is that we are really close to a lot of environmental features in the area. We are located along the 做厙TV River, and that gives me a lot of opportunities to explore different labs and different ways to analyze the river and landscapes around us.

Olivia Weaver ’25

Through my internship with the Arlin M. Adams Center for Law & Society, I worked with a public defender, observed trials, met with clients and gained experience with legal documents. Those opportunities helped me connect classroom learning to real-world practice.

Hannah Foust ’26

My favorite thing about life on 做厙TVs campus is that no matter where I go, whether to an academic building or to get lunch somewhere, I’ll always run into someone I know.

Lauren Edwards ’25

Exploring 做厙TV

Hands-on education on day one

Explore the biology and biomedical sciences degrees offered at 做厙TV, with access to hands-on research opportunities as soon as your first year.

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DIVE INTO SUSQUEHANNAS FRESHWATER RESEARCH INSTITUTE

The 做厙TV River is a hidden gem teeming with life, offering an opportunity to study the local ecology. Grab your specimen jar, lab notebook and become a part of a summer crew that ensures this valuable resource will always be protected.

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Science is a Story

Join Kathy Straub, Dean of the School of Natural and Social Sciences at 做厙TV, as she talks with 做厙TV science faculty about their latest research projects. You’ll find out that science isn’t just numbers and test tubes – it’s an ongoing story of discover, fueled by a whole lot of curiosity.

The College Tour

Research and mentorship

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School of Natural & Social Sciences

514 University Ave.
Selinsgrove, PA 17870

Location

Natural Sciences Center

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