The newly appointed Penn State Scranton Advisory Board members are, at top from left: Anthony Aquilina, DO, MBA, Robert F. Beard, Lisa Durkin, and Alexis Kirijan, Ed.D. Second row, from left: Michael Mahon, Ph.D., MBA, Judge Julia K. Munley, James D. Tates, MBA, and Dave Tomassoni, sales director at PacketFabric. Missing from photo: Jason Kavulich.
Students Nicholas Kremp, Stephanie Earle and Kaléi Kowalchik presented research posters at the 2019 Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference in Baltimore.
The campus' nursing program hosted a Lunch and Learn program on northeast Pennsylvania’s opioid epidemic. Representatives from the Wright Center for Community Health discussed how opiates have been used to treat pain, and the devastating neurological and physiological effects opioid addiction has on the body, as well as treatment options.
Scott Constantini, director of behavioral health for The Wright Center for Community Health, speaks to students, staff and faculty at the recent Lunch and Learn program on the local opioid epidemic and treatment options.
More than 600 people were in attendance when Penn State Scranton’s Chorale, Roc[k]tet and Campus Jazz Band took the stage last month for the campus’ annual Spring Concert.
An inscribed pillar in back of the HUB on the University Park campus of Penn State, illustrates the first name given to the school the Farmers' High School.
At its recent Cocktails by Moonlight fundraiser, the Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania presented Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa and several other community leaders with awards for distinction as child advocates.
Marwan Wafa, chancellor of Penn State Scranton, and the Scranton campus were honored by the Children's Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania for their child advocacy efforts.
