Junior corporate communication student Maria Veniamin chose to attend Penn State Scranton following years of home-schooling. The small-campus environment has proven to be a great fit for the Waverly Twp. resident.
Junior corporate communication student Maria Veniamin chose to attend Penn State Scranton following years of home-schooling. The small-campus environment has proven to be a great fit for the Waverly Twp. resident.
Junior corporate communication student Maria Veniamin chose to attend Penn State Scranton following years of home-schooling. The small-campus environment has proven to be a great fit for the Waverly Twp. resident.
Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa recently appointed local veteran and activist Tyrone “Ty” Holmes to the campus's Advisory Board, which provides critical advice to the chancellor in the functioning of the campus as an essential part of Penn State while also advocating for the campus out in the broader community.
Penn State Scranton is among the area colleges partnering on the Prevention Education Consortium of NEPA's "Mindfulness Matters: In Prevention" classes being offered every Wednesday through April 28. Open to students, faculty and staff members, the classes feature guided mindfulness meditations led by CALM of NEPA's Phillip Sallavanti (pictured).
The Prevention Education Consortium of NEPA is hosting a series of virtual “Mindfulness Matters: In Prevention” classes over the next month for students at seven area colleges, including Penn State Scranton.
Penn State Scranton is hosting its virtual spring open house on Sunday, March 28 for students who are considering applying to Penn State Scranton and there is still time for those interested to register to attend.
