Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa has announced that Kathy Stefanelli, counseling services, is the campus' Employee of the Month for December.
Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa proudly shows off the SAGE Award the campus received on Friday from the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce for Interior Renovations. The award was given for the campus's recent complete renovation of the first floor of the Dawson Building.
Pedro Anes, local partnership specialist for the U.S. Census Bureau, makes a point during the recent 2020 Census information session at Penn State Scranton.
This spring, the Sherbine Lounge served as the exhibit space for the Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition's Art and Creative Exhibit, which showcased student artwork, sculpture and photography. On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the space will again serve as an exhibition space when the Corporate Communication Club hosts its first-ever student art show from 4 to 6 p.m.
Newly inducted members of Penn State Scranton's Alpha Epsilon Phi Chapter of Lambda Pi Eta pose for a photo with past members of the society and campus corporate communication faculty. From left: Christopher Davis, alumnus and Lamda Pi Eta past president; Dr. Kim Flanders, corporate communication program coordinator; Lucines Polanco and Emma Ross, new inductees; Dr. Xialing Lin, assistant professor of corporate communication; alumna Jo Ann Durdan, education program assistant for the campus' Center for Business Development and Community Outreach and past Lambda Pi Eta treasurer; and Sabrina Gray, alumna and past public relations officer for Lambda Pi Eta.
The Penn State Scranton Lion Ambassadors invite prospective students to become a Penn Stater for a day! Spend the day with us on campus and get a feel for college life.Lion Ambassadors assist the Admissions Office during admission events and campus tours.
Ken Hickman, director of the Penn State All-Sports Museum, delivers an informative lecture to an audience on the “Field to Front: Nittany Lions at War, 1917-1919” exhibit, which is on display in the Scranton campus library through Dec. 13.
On Thursday, Nov. 14, Ken Hickman, director of the Penn State All-Sports Museum, came to Penn State Scranton to deliver two engaging and informative lectures on the Penn State All-Sports Museum’s World War I-themed exhibit, “Field to Front: Nittany Lions at War, 1917-1919,” which is on display in the campus library through Dec. 13.
Corianne, Thompson, lecturer in art, creates ceramic vessels and bowls that resemble the alien-like sea creatures she found in her dad’s marine biology books. They include echinoderms, a category of sea creature that includes sea urchins, starfish and sand dollars. Thompson’s small, delicate creations, many of which are adorned with spikes, allow her to explore emotional themes like vulnerability, relationships and self-protection.
