On September 4, Dr. Jadrian Wooten will speak about his journey into his career, how he discovered his vocation, and how his work today reflects and fulfills his values and beliefs in DiscernPSU’s lecture series, “Why I Do What I Do.”
Dr. Wooten is an assistant teaching professor at Penn State, and is most popular for his enthusiastic lectures in his general education course in microeconomics. He’s a favorite amongst students for his demonstrations in class, and is most noted for having his students outbid each other for donuts each semester.
The lecture is scheduled to take place at 7:00pm on September 4 in the Kern Auditorium. The cost of admission is free, and refreshments will be provided. There will be time for a question and answer session following Dr. Wooten’s lecture.
DiscernPSU is a project of Lutheran Campus Ministry and Westminster Presbyterian Fellowship that invites Penn State students and those who work with them to explore the ways their values and beliefs shape the work, leisure, relationship and life choices they make. DiscernPSU is a Lilly Endowment funded project that offers a variety of projects and events to help students explore work, meaning and life.
Each semester, DiscernPSU hosts the “Why I Do What I Do” lecture series to inspire and teach students about all their potential options in their professional lives. To learn more, visit http://sites.psu.edu/discern/about/discernpsu/.
