Engineering Club president Ellie Seber comments on the experience of an out-of-the-classroom team project which took them to a University Park competition.
Carole Boyle '13, a marketing content strategist, urges students to take advantage of the expertise available at the Penn State Abington Career Services Center.
Freshman Shemar Coombs demonstrated Rap-It-Up for President Barack Obama at the White House Science Fair. The 3D-printed case keeps earbuds from tangling with a clever built-in lip. He developed it for a class through the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Philadelphia.
Penn State Abington general engineering majors developed the mobile video robot at the request of Horsham Township to inspect storm water pipes. This field test demonstrates some of its capabilities.
Ellie Seber, Penn State Abington Engineering Club president, talks about an out of the classroom experience for the regional Rube Goldberg competition. The club designed and built a machine that opens an umbrella in at least 20 steps and a theme. Abington took it's superhero theme on the road to the competition at University Park and brought it home for the Maker Faire.
Students from Penn State Abington and other colleges in the region sent out a powerful message of support during 2016 Suicide Prevention Night at the Ballparks. Fans crowding Citizens Bank Park saw the video prior to the Philadelphia Phillies/Atlanta Braves game.
With the Invent Penn State effort, the University is looking to leverage its locations, expertise, research and technology to foster entrepreneurship across the Commonwealth.
Filmmaker Martin Zied, a Penn State Abington alumnus, developed the documentary "Voice Messages" to examine the ways we use our voices to entertain, ascertain, seduce and reduce.
General engineering majors from Penn State Abington and Brandywine developed a mobile robot to inspect storm water pipes in nearby Horsham Township. This field test demonstrates some of its capabilities. The township saved about $60,000 by working with the students instead of purchasing a robot.