Schuylkill Speaks! graduating student profiles shine the spotlight on our newest Penn State Schuylkill alumni. These exceptional students include athletes, scholars, givers of time, and campus leaders. All of these students have distinguished themselves during their time on campus, and they embody the proud tradition of Penn State graduates making a difference in the world – locally and globally. We expect amazing things from this cohort, and we wish them great success as they continue on to their next endeavors!
Student-athlete reflects on leadership, academics, growth at Penn State schuylkill
Kaely Walshaw, a dedicated student-athlete at Penn State Schuylkill, has balanced her leadership roles in academics, athletics and research while pursuing her passion for medicine. As the president of Tri-Beta, captain of the softball team, and a participant in undergraduate research, she has developed discipline, accountability and leadership skills.
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Finding family and opportunity: A transformative journey at Penn State Schuylkill
Arabi Chavira chose Penn State Schuylkill for its close-knit community and affordability, a decision that shaped her college journey in ways she hadn’t anticipated. Immersing herself in campus life, she joined numerous organizations and gained hands-on experience through an internship at the Schuylkill County Coroner’s Office, which solidified her career path in forensic pathology. As she prepares to graduate, Chavira reflects on the invaluable support from faculty, lifelong friendships, and the personal growth she experienced, encouraging future students to embrace their own unique journeys.
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Tiffany Bohner reflects on her journey, opportunities at Penn State Schuylkill
Tiffany Bohner, a Child Psychology major with double minors in Communications, reflects on her enriching journey at Penn State Schuylkill, where she embraced every opportunity to grow academically and personally. As a student-athlete, club leader, and researcher, she credits faculty mentors for shaping her success, particularly through her award-winning research on book bans and her internship at the Schuylkill County Courthouse. Bohner cherishes the close-knit campus community and friendships she formed, emphasizing that Penn State Schuylkill provided her with invaluable experiences that will stay with her for a lifetime.