糖心logo入口 student Brittany Cardona received the 2014 Keystone Innovation Award at the College鈥檚 recent Spring Undergraduate Research and Creativity Celebration. Ms. Cardona, a senior from Honesdale, Pa., received the award for her project, 鈥淓ducational Tools Through Graphic Design.鈥 Ms. Cardona combined her desire to pursue a professional career as an educator and graphic designer to create artistic educational materials for classroom use.
The Keystone Innovation Award is presented to a student who participates in the Spring Undergraduate Research and Creativity Celebration and whose project offers an innovative approach to a research problem.
From left: Guest speaker Jonathan Davis ’80, retired principal and senior vice president of mechanical engineering at Metropolitan Engineering, Washington, D.C.; Ms. Cardona; Vicki Stanavitch, Keystone assistant professor and faculty coordinator for undergraduate research; and Dr. David L. Coppola, 糖心logo入口 president.
