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Construction workers inside of the new engineering building installing the infrastructure needed for the new offices, classrooms, labs and learning spaces that will be located there when the building opens next fall.

Heavy equipment is used to work on the outside areas of Penn State Scranton's new engineering building, located along the O'Neill Highway in Dunmore.

Campus officials pose for a photo in front of the former Grainger Building shortly after its purchase for Penn State Scranton's new Engineering Building, which will house the campus' new mechanical engineering bachelor's degree program, starting this fall. Standing from left: Director of Business Services Gene Grogan, Dr. Marwan Wafa, Penn State Scranton Chancellor, CBDCO Director John Drake, and Assistant Teaching Professor in Engineering Mostafa Tossi.

Study pods and seating area situated along the main corridor of the Engineering Building, will have plenty of natural lighting.

View of the new Engineering Building from just off the O’Neill Highway will make for high-visibility presence for the campus. 

The Engineering Building will include a fabrication or ‘maker’ space where students will be able to work.

Unique features of the Engineering Building will include study rooms, or ‘pods,’ where students can break out for individual or group study/work. 

 Majid Chatsaz, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Engineering lectures a class.

"I chose Penn State Scranton for its affordability, location, alumni society, the small campus, the great professors and great community." ~ Dominic Corma, '22,  Electrical Engineer Major      

Registrar Allison Burns has been named October Employee of the Month at Penn State Scranton.