After becoming an award-winning welder during high school, #PSNK sophomore Heather Shultz knew she wanted to become an engineer. Learn more about Heather and her recent recognition by a national #engineering technology honors society at https://t.co/pKDy4JkeXi.
#WeAre#PennState
📷 Happy spring semester! As the new semester begins, #PSNK students, faculty and staff are reminded to regularly check the University’s coronavirus information site, https://t.co/lebI3WGtQe, to find information including: 😷 indoor masking... https://t.co/0pIFuiFHl2
As her final semester as a college hooper awaits, Saegertown native Ryleigh Beck (@Ryliegh3) has proven she can help bring a 🏀 program to new heights.
Maplewood, Pitt-Titusville, and PSU New Kensington hoops all have benefited from her play
Story ⬇️
https://t.co/gZh4J7RTOM
🏀 Post players!
If you can finish in the paint without a dribble, do that! Adding a dribble just adds room for error, especially if you don’t need a dribble to create space or get an advantage!
This morning, #PSNK faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends cheered on the @psnkmenssoccer team as they headed off to the team’s very first @theuscaa nationals! Be sure to #RoarAsOne w/ them while they’re in Virginia Beach (games start tomorrow!) making history! ⚽️#PennState
The best player on a team should also be the hardest worker on the team. If you are the best player on your team, you have great influence as a leader. If you work hard and put the team first, your teammates will follow you!
10 Simple Ways to Be Great:
1. Be On Time
2. Show Up & Do the Work
3. Give Your Best
4. Be Positively Contagious
5. Have an Attitude of Gratitude
6. Seek Solutions
7. Have Passion
8. Be Coachable
9. Do More Than What’s Required
10. Believe in Yourself
What would you add?
Life comes at you fast sometimes..
Remember it is both important & necessary to pause.
To take a moment, even if it’s just that, to breathe..
To inhale, to exhale, & be grateful you are here in this moment. To be present
Our moments are gifts when we pause to recognize them.