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“To all LGBTQ+ members of BBH…You have value. You matter and belong. We support you.”
Read the full letter from Thomas Gould, head of biobehavioral health, about free speech and upcoming opportunities to support our LGBTQ+ community.
Faculty Spotlight
William Horton named Schreyer Institute teaching grant recipient for 2022-23
The Teaching Transformation and Innovation Grants are offered to advance and inspire excellence in Penn State’s teaching and learning community. William Horton, assistant teaching professor of biobehavioral health, will focus his grant on “Bringing Undergraduate Research to World Campus Students” .
