Picture you and your friends spending a lively weekend framed by an award-winning film and the dazzling City Rhythm Orchestra, both at Penn State Abington.
Richard Shrake from the American Philosophical Society (APS) will discuss "Digital Resources Management in Research Libraries: Applying Traditional Ideas to Evolving Technology" at Penn State Abington next week.
Martin Bojowald, physics professor and author, will transport his audience back to the first moment of the universe -- even before the Big Bang -- during a visit to Penn State Abington next week.
Beginning in fall 2012, the Penn State Abington, Brandywine and Great Valley campuses will jointly offer a bachelor of science degree in general engineering with the multidisciplinary engineering design (MED) option.
Linda Patterson Miller, the 2011-12 Penn State laureate and professor of English at Penn State Abington, will present "Searching for the Lost Generation," at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 14, in 115 Evelyn Graham Academic Building at Penn State Hazleton. The event, sponsored by the Faculty Lecture Committee, is free and open to the public.
Although companies are inundated with applicants, they still struggle to find qualified, career-track employees. Meanwhile, countless military veterans return home to discover a saturated job market. Enter a partnership between Penn State Abington, Workforce Opportunity Services (WOS) and Prudential Financial Inc. that successfully bridges the employment gap between businesses and veterans.
Acclaimed youth activist Wes Moore will be the keynote speaker at the Philadelphia Academies Inc. fourth annual College Expo for 10th graders on March 6 at Penn State Abington.
Penn State Abington invites workers who are experiencing a career transition, unemployed or underemployed to a half-day conference on Wednesday, March 7. The participants learn individualized strategies to help you succeed beyond their current career reality.
Penn State Abington art and information sciences and technology students, or "ArtISTs," are "mapping" Italy for a new independent study course that requires them to collaborate and ultimately produce a mixed-media reflection of their experiences abroad.
Washington, D.C., is home to some of the most powerful people in the United States. But this week, nine Penn State Abington students are connecting with the most powerless residents of our nation -- the homeless and the hungry.
The annual Alternative Spring Break service learning project is a life-changing experience, according to Tracy Reed, coordinator of Student Life Programs at Abington campus. She said the trip, to which students must contribute financially in addition to sacrificing a week's vacation, helps them overcome stereotypes and bond with the less fortunate.