Over 100 students showcased their research at Penn State Scranton’s 2025 Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition, held at the campus earlier this month. Students from a variety of academic disciplines participated in poster exhibits, panel discussions and presentations and artistic projects, with select faculty and staff judging the submissions and naming the winning projects.
Over 100 students showcased their research at Penn State Scranton’s 2025 Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition, held at the campus earlier this month. Students from a variety of academic disciplines participated in poster exhibits, panel discussions and presentations and artistic projects, with select faculty and staff judging the submissions and naming the winning projects.
Dr. Raymond Petren, associate professor of human development and family studies is passionate about educating the public on the value of a HDFS degree.
Students from three high schools in the Scranton area were able to learn more about the engineering profession and the Penn State Scranton campus during Engineering Day. The goal is to expose students to the engineering profession and all the ways engineers impact communities.
Newly inducted members of Penn State Scranton's Lambda Omicron Chapter of the Alpha Alpha Alpha Honor Society for first-generation college students and alumni pose with their membership certificates during a special induction ceremony held at the campus.
More than 19 first-generation students and 10 first-generation graduates were inducted into the Lambda Omicron Chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha (Tri-Alpha) Honor Society at Penn State Scranton.
Students from three high schools in the Scranton area were able to learn more about the engineering profession and the Penn State Scranton campus during Engineering Day. The goal is to expose students to the engineering profession and all the ways engineers impact communities.
Over 100 students from Blue Ridge, Scranton and Wallenpaupack Area high schools recently visited Penn State Scranton for Discover Engineering Day, which aims to expose more students to the engineering profession and how engineers help communities.
Penn State Scranton Associate Professor of Biology Meg Van Etten, far left, works in the campus’ biology lab with students on their “Plant the Moon” research project. Students from left are: Robert Davidson, Kingsley Mangan, Catherine Barbosa and Cameron Zynel. Missing from photo is Cailie Thoman.
Penn State Scranton’s Associate Professor of Biology and Biology and Science Program Coordinator Megan Van Etten and five students are working to find out what crops will grow best in space as part of the "Plant the Moon Challenge." They will present their work at the campus’ Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition today (April 9) and submit their final report to the national challenge on April 13.
