The first group of Linde mentees, from the 2011-12 class, pose for a photo in the Study Learning Center at the conclusion of a celebratory luncheon held for them and their mentors.
Continuing their longtime commitment to Penn State Scranton, campus alumni David and Ann Hawk have established the Hawk Family Foundation Open Doors Scholarship for campus students.
The students, staff and faculty at Penn State Scranton extend their wishes for a happy, safe and healthy holiday season to everyone in both our campus and local communities.
At the Penn State Alumni Association's recent Fall Alumni Council Volunteer Awards banquet at University Park, the Penn State Scranton Alumni Society shared the Joint Activity Award with the Wilkes-Barre and Schuylkill alumni societies and the Hazleton Chapter of the Alumni Association. From left are: Tracy Riegel, Alumni Council awards committee chair; Carl Rosenberger, Schuylkill volunteer; Rocco Formica, Hazleton volunteer; Jonathan Sinclair, Wilkes-Barre volunteer; and Dave Lucas, president, Penn State Scranton Alumni Society.
Members of the Penn State Scranton Chorale perform at the annual Holiday Concert on Sunday, Dec. 8, at Dunmore's Grace Bible Church. The free community concert was attended by more than 400 people; another concert is slated for the campus community on Wednesday, Dec. 11.
Penn State Scranton Assistant Teaching Professor in English Dr. Kara Stone, second from left, and students Micah Cameron, Emily Schick and Gabby McFey pose with bestselling author Madeline Miller, second from right, at the University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library's recent Distinguished Author Award dinner honoring Miller.
Students gather around this pretty English Setter during a pet therapy event this past spring, held to help students during the always stressful last week of classes.
On Sunday, Dec. 8, the Penn State Scranton Chorale, Roc[k]tet and Campus Jazz Band will present their annual Holiday Concert at 4 p.m. at Grace Bible Church, 130 University Drive, Dunmore. A gift to the community, admission to the concert is free for the general public.
