Shannon Glenn is an assistant research professor at the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center at Penn State. She conducts research on risky drinking and predictors of alcohol-induced blackouts in teens and young adults.
In the future, Dr. Glenn hopes to examine how the use of transdermal alcohol concentration sensors can be used to inform interventions designed to prevent risky drinking and alcohol-related consequences.
Dr. Glenn received her Ph.D. in biobehavioral health in 2025 from Penn State. She received her M.S. in biobehavioral health in 2023 from Penn State and her M.P.H. in social and behavioral health sciences in 2020 from Rutgers University.
I am passionate about identifying intervention pathways to prevent risky drinking and associated alcohol-related consequences among youth and young adults.
- Shannon Glenn, Ph.D.
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310E Biobehavioral Health Building
University Park, PA, 16802
814-865-9128
sdg64@psu.edu
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Shannon Glenn is an assistant research professor at the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center at Penn State. She conducts research on risky drinking and predictors of alcohol-induced blackouts in teens and young adults.
In the future, Dr. Glenn hopes to examine how the use of transdermal alcohol concentration sensors can be used to inform interventions designed to prevent risky drinking and alcohol-related consequences.
Dr. Glenn received her Ph.D. in biobehavioral health in 2025 from Penn State. She received her M.S. in biobehavioral health in 2023 from Penn State and her M.P.H. in social and behavioral health sciences in 2020 from Rutgers University.
I am passionate about identifying intervention pathways to prevent risky drinking and associated alcohol-related consequences among youth and young adults.
- Shannon Glenn, Ph.D.
Contact Information
310E Biobehavioral Health Building
University Park, PA, 16802
814-865-9128
sdg64@psu.edu
she/her
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