Do you have an interest in social justice? Want to learn more about mass incarceration and racial justice? Attend one (or several) events during Justice Education Week and Penn State Brandywine's Social Justice Fair.

Social Justice Fair (April 12–16): Open to students at all campuses, the Social Justice Fair at Penn State Brandywine is an annual week-long series of events and activities that focus on specific social justice themes. This year's theme will be Mass Incarceration and Racial Justice. Visit the Social Justice Fair website for more information, event dates, and event registration.

Justice Education Week (April 19–24): This week-long event features presentations, spoken word, and discussions on the criminal justice system, prison reform, and our collective role in fighting for positive change. The event will be headlined by civil rights activist Angela Davis. For a full list of events and speakers, visit the Justice Education Week website.

The Student Engagement Network internship program was created to support the advancement of student engagement across the University, providing interns with the opportunity to serve as voices of engagement at Penn State. Applicants must be undergraduate students at Penn State University Park and be in good academic and conduct standing with the University. The internship program is open to students of all educational backgrounds, especially those interested in helping current and future students enhance their out-of-classroom learning.

Applications are open now for both summer 2021 and fall 2021–spring 2022. Learn more on the Student Engagement website.

Looking for a way to be involved on campus? Apply to be an intern at the Professional Attire Closet. As an intern, you will assist with the Professional Attire Closet Program by organizing, sorting, and distributing donated professional attire for students in need; helping with career programs by greeting students, employers, and classes; conducting outreach to students about career programs; and providing technical and logistical support for programs. The position is up to twenty hours per week, which may include some evening and weekend hours. Visit the Career Services website to learn more about the Professional Attire Closet. View the full description online, and follow the instructions to apply. Preference will be given to candidates who can start the week of August 23, 2021. Candidates must have a work-study award.

Have a question that can be resolved in a short 5–10 minute conversation? Join us for quick question advising via Zoom on the dates and times below. Some of these topics include: discussing adding/dropping courses within deadlines; getting a form signed; using LionPATH; reviewing entrance-to-major requirements; learning about general education information not related to schedule planning; and transferring credits. Quick question advising is not intended for in-depth conversations.

For students enrolled in DUS:

• Click here for quick question advising via Zoom - Please note that a DUS adviser is only available during the times listed below. All times are Eastern Time. 

  Monday	1:00–3:00 p.m.
  Tuesday	9:00–11:00 a.m.
  Wednesday	9:00–11:00 a.m.
  Thursday	1:00–3:00 p.m.
  Friday	No Quick Question Advising

For students not enrolled in DUS:

• Use our online form to submit a question. Use your Penn State email.