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Penn State Smeal students help address rural gaps in food, health care, community
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Penn State Smeal students help address rural gaps in food, health care, community
Hall’s Market was the center of activity in tiny Snow Shoe, Pennsylvania, for more than a century until a raging electrical fire destroyed the building in 2020. A year later, the town’s medical center shut down. The back-to-back losses left residents with no convenient way to buy groceries or see a doctor. Enter students from “MGMT 365,” a Penn State Smeal College of Business course that… Source
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