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What's next? New Student Orientation Part 2.

New Student Orientation - Part 2

August 23

All incoming new students, register now for part 2 of New Student Orientation.

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Campus alum shares his path to dream job at Disney with current students

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Students show off scientific and artistic skills at this year's Undergraduate Research Fair & Exhibition

This year, Penn State Scranton combined a traditional research fair with a creative arts exhibition.
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Study shows Penn State Scranton contributes over $40.3 million to PA economy

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Commuter meal plans offer dining options for off-campus students

Penn State students who commute to campus or live in on-campus apartments have a convenient option for grabbing a meal or a snack: the Commuter Meal Plan. The plan, which is charged to the student account, has recently been expanded to three levels and is now offered at additional Penn State locations.
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Scranton welcomes new library and advising center staffers

Penn State Scranton recently welcomed two new staff members to the campus community — Meghan Cruciani, who is the new associate director of academic advising, and Cameron Nielsen, who will serve a one-year appointment as reference and instruction librarian.
Kovaleski with parents after getting Ph.D.

Student services and engagement director fulfills longtime goal of earning Ph.D.

Penn State Scranton Students Services and Engagement Director Brad Kovaleski recently earned his Ph.D. in organizational learning from Gannon University in Erie, after successfully defending his dissertation, “Exploring University Employee Perceptions of Engagement.”
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Rob Notari is August employee of the month at Penn State Scranton

Rob Notari, system administrator in Penn State Scranton's Information Technology department, has been named the August Employee of the Month by Chancellor Marwan Wafa.
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Penn State Scranton music program receives grant from Schwartz Mack Foundation

Penn State Scranton’s music program recently received another big financial boost from the Schwartz Mack Foundation. The foundation awarded the program with a $7,500 grant that can be used for programming and other needs over the next year.
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