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Jim Segona holds up one of the face masks he has been creating and donating to local health care workers.

Jim Segona holds one of his face masks up to the camera for a closer look.

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Betty Capozzi, ’20, Human Development and Family Studies Degree

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- Noah Krehel, ’22, Business Major

Jim Segona shows a close-up view of the face masks he has been making and donating to health care workers throughout our area.

The face masks Jim Segona has made using his personal 3D printer and plastic transparency sheets are ready to be distributed to local health care workers. Segona donates the masks free of charge to any health care worker in need of one. 

Jim Sagona, a Penn State Scranton alumnus, is putting his 3D printer to good use by producing face shields for local health care professionals working on the front lines of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. 

Matthew Nied, associate director of student services and engagement at Penn State Scranton, is the campus' May Employee of the Month.

While Penn State Scranton's campus remains closed, administrators and staff are still working remotely to get students the assistance they need, from financial to physical to academic.

Campus PaSSS students toured the Italian market section of Philadelphia, while learning about Italian culture and food, and then visited the Mütter museum to learn about the history of medicine to supplement their learning in their summer classes.