Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi is receiving medical care for acute pancreatitis, according to a university spokesperson.
The spokesperson didn’t say how long Bendapudi has been or will be receiving care.
She will be participating remotely in the Board of Trustees meetings Thursday and Friday, and will not be attending any commencement ceremonies this weekend to focus on her recovery.
Acute pancreatitis is a condition where the pancreas becomes inflamed in a short period of time. Treatment usually involves admission to a hospital with most people recovering in about a week, according to the National Health Service.
“While she is recovering, her spirits are high and she is grateful for the support of the Penn State community,” DuBois said.
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