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Dr. Gillian Beauchamp stands on stage in front of a projector slide identifying various areas of the brain triggered by addiction.

Dr. Gillian Beauchamp discusses the way addiction alters users' brain chemistry.

Dr. Gillian Beauchamp, emergency medical physician and toxicologist at the Lehigh Valley Health Network, delivered the final expert presentation of the day. Dr. Beauchamp works with an emergency room team and EMS professionals to treat overdose victims. “The idea,” says Beauchamp, “is that hope happens at a place like a hospital. It happens in an emergency department.”

Dr. Glenn Sterner delivers a presentation examining the opioid conference since the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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'Understanding the Opioid Crisis,' by Glenn Sterner

Glenn Sterner, assistant professor of criminal justice at Penn State Abington, delivered the keynote speech at Penn State Schuylkill and Lehigh Valley Hospital – Schuylkill’s “Opioids: The Crisis Next Door” conference, hosted at the Schuylkill campus on Sept. 21. Sterner’s talk, titled “Understanding the Opioid Crisis,” provided an overview of the epidemic  from the early 2000s until today.

Michael Gallis stands in front of a white board with fractions written on it as he points to a projection screen showing the physics of an amusement park's pirate ship ride.

Schuylkill professor and team aim to revolutionize physics education

Michael Gallis, associate professor of physics, has been working as part of a global team of 18 individuals on the Open Source Physics Project, which aims to provide high-quality, computer-based curricular resources to engage students in physics, computation and computer modeling. The team’s work has earned them the 2020 Excellence in Physics Education award from the American Physical Society.
Open Access Reception

2019 Open Access Reception

Provost Nicholas Jones (left) celebrates with faculty members Lee Silverberg, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State Schuylkill (center), and Jiro Yoshida, associate professor of risk management in the Smeal College of Business (right), at the Open Access Week event held Oct. 24 in the Collaboration Commons at Pattee Library.