Raymond Petren, assistant professor of human development and family studies at Penn State Scranton, presented his research findings at a recent Lunch and Learn lecture at the campus.
In picture at left, Dr. Mike Evans is with Penn State Scranton nursing alumna and PSU graduate student Kiernan Riley and her research poster, which she presented at the ENRS conference earlier this month in Rhode Island. At right, Evans is with Penn Scranton nursing honors student Kalei Kowalchik and the research poster she presented at the conference.
Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium winners include, front row, from left: Amia Luu, Erica Hughes, Isabella Hanna, Kelly McNally, Jermaine Jones, Jung Eun Park, Kenjiro Lay and Christie Brimmer. Back row: Associate Professor of Physics David Starling, Emily Madsen, Nicholas Kremp, Brian Perch, Nicole Stopper, Elise Schaffer and Thomas England.
Liz Brandt receives the Patrick J. Rose Award for Excellence in Student Leadership and Service from Matt Nied, assistant director of student services and engagement. At right, Nied presents Kelly Arnold with the Eric A. and Josephine S. Walker Award.
Members of Penn State Scranton's Roc[k]tet, a select group of singers from the campus' Chorale, perform a song and dance number at last year's spring concert. The group will be performing again at this year's concert, slated for April 27 at 4 p.m. at The Theatre at North, in Scranton.
University Executive Vice President and Provost Nick Jones, at right, presents Dr. Janet Melnick, Penn State Scranton associate teaching professor of human development and family studies, with the 2019 Penn State Excellence in Advising Award.
Matthew Giombetti, a senior Penn State Scranton corporate communication student, discusses his research project, "Improv in College Groups" during the research poster portion of the first ever Corporate Communication Day, held at Penn State Scranton, which brought CC students from regional campuses together for a unique learning and professional development experience.
