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”UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Cheryl Knobloch, director of the Penn State College of Engineering’s Women in Engineering Program (WEP), was one of 12 individuals across the country to receive a Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring (PAESMEM).
“The impacts of Cheryl’s mentorship are felt across engineering at Penn State and far beyond,” said Justin Schwartz, Harold and Inge Marcus Dean in the College of Engineering. “She has dedicated her life to guiding thousands of students, helping them stay the course and earn their engineering degrees, while also teaching them to do the same for others. Cheryl is highly deserving of this presidential recognition, and we are proud and grateful to have her as a colleague in the College of Engineering.”
PAESMEM, established in 1995, recognizes individuals for exemplary efforts to inspire and encourage individuals from underrepresented communities in STEM and efforts to ensure full participation in science, mathematics and technology regardless of gender, race, resources or geography. Awardees are recognized as national leaders in STEM mentorship, according to the PAESMEM website.“
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”UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Cheryl Knobloch, director of the Penn State College of Engineering’s Women in Engineering Program (WEP), was one of 12 individuals across the country to receive a Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring (PAESMEM).
“The impacts of Cheryl’s mentorship are felt across engineering at Penn State and far beyond,” said Justin Schwartz, Harold and Inge Marcus Dean in the College of Engineering. “She has dedicated her life to guiding thousands of students, helping them stay the course and earn their engineering degrees, while also teaching them to do the same for others. Cheryl is highly deserving of this presidential recognition, and we are proud and grateful to have her as a colleague in the College of Engineering.”
PAESMEM, established in 1995, recognizes individuals for exemplary efforts to inspire and encourage individuals from underrepresented communities in STEM and efforts to ensure full participation in science, mathematics and technology regardless of gender, race, resources or geography. Awardees are recognized as national leaders in STEM mentorship, according to the PAESMEM website.“
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