Penn State Abington students traveled to five very different places during spring break 2017, but all count their experiences as life-changing. Three groups flew across the Atlantic for courses requiring short-term study abroad. Two other groups stayed in the country, deepening their commitment to service and leadership. Find more images on Facebook.
Penn State Abington students traveled to Malta as part of a semester-long course on business ethics and how culture influences ethics.
Penn State Abington students and staff insulated cabins and performed other tasks in one of the poorest areas of the nation, the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
Penn State Abington students traveled to New Bucks University outside of London to compare and contrast the justice systems in the United States and England.
Staff in the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion led students through exercises and workshops to develop their skills and solidify bonds among the group.
