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Sparking Innovation in the World of AI: Spark Bowl Student Experience and Win
Spark Bowl is more than a competition; it's a chance for our students to gain real-world experience. Students like Katia Holmes ’27 form connections with small businesses by being part of a student business consultant team in preparation for the competition.
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Ulozas expects this experience will be one of many stepping stones along her path to her ultimate career goal – to be a head groundskeeper at a professional sports stadium.
Learn more about this History, Policy and Society major!
My story is unique to me, but many first-generation college students have similar experiences that present their own challenges. Over half of undergraduate students in the United States are first generation students with their own unique stories (Center for First-Generation Student Success).
Our first Cohort of Cannabis Studies alumni have secured positions in the field post-graduation. Where are they now?
Terrain is a nature-inspired lifestyle brand, offering the university and Doylestown community Terrain’s signature retail store, nursery, garden cafe, and private event space. DelVal's partnership with Terrain includes experiential learning opportunities for DelVal students through the university’s award-winning Experience360 program.
Professor Aloyo joined Matt Leon of KYW Radio to discuss the current state of bees in the United States
"I had the privilege of attending an event presented by the Graduate Psychology Speaker’s Series and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion centered around a short documentary about Pennsylvania’s Lenape Nation, “Keepers of the Way.” The evening included a screening of the “Keepers of the Way” documentary and a panel discussion and Q&A with the director, producer, and the Lenape tribal members of the film."
