Education
- Master of Education in educational leadership from Penn State
- Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Cabrini University
Jennifer Wahl is an instructor of social sciences, teaching introductory courses in psychology and sociology at the Pennsylvania College of Technology. Previously, she served as a public educator for fourteen years, instructing Advanced Placement psychology, sociology, and history courses. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Cabrini University and a Master of Education in educational leadership from Penn State. In 2018, Jen was recognized as the Pennsylvania State Teacher of the Year. This award allowed her to work with the Council of Chief State School Officers and afforded her opportunities to travel and work with Google for Education, state and national legislators, Space Camp at NASA Huntsville, Education Commission of the States, Scholastic, the Educational Testing Service, and Extra Yard for Teachers. Jen believes that education is only effective if a student finds meaning in content and instruction and comprehends how to apply that information to their life.
Certifications and Awards:
2016 Lycoming County Outstanding Educator Award
2018 Pennsylvania State Teacher of the Year
2018 Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies President's Award
2020 The California Casualty Award for Teaching Excellence
2021 Penn State College of Education Outstanding Teaching Award
Courses Taught:
General Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Social Psychology