Ronika Money-Adams, director of student affairs at Penn State Brandywine, spoke Jan. 26 to students about how they can make a difference on campus and in their communities by standing up for one another.
Sophomores Erica Cruz, left, and Bailey Klocko posed for a photograph and shared their thoughts on bystander intervention at the launch of Stand for State on Jan. 27 in the HUB-Robeson Center, University Park.
Mike Herr, better known as Mike the Mailman, conversed with students and posed for photos in the Stand for State Balloon Room, a safe space for students and University leaders to connect at University Park's launch event Jan. 27.
Penn State’s Stand for State uses a bystander intervention program by Green Dot that encourages people to erase dangerous situations (red dots) by standing up for friends as well as strangers (green dots).
Barry Bram, special assistant to the vice president for Student Affairs, spoke with senior Katie Gnatt in the Balloon Room at University Park's Stand for State launch event in the HUB-Robeson Center.
Students wrote ways that they could step in to help others in risky situations at the launch of Stand for State on Jan. 27 in the HUB-Robeson Center, University Park.
