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 exhibit, which is on display in the campus library through Dec. 13.
On Thursday, Nov. 14, Ken Hickman, director of the Penn State All-Sports Museum at University Park, came to Penn State Scranton to deliver two engaging and informative lectures about the exhibit, which is on display in the campus library through Dec. 13.
Judge Joe Walsh, an administrative law judge for the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, recently visited Penn State Scranton to discuss negotiation skills and other assorted aspects of his career with students in business lecturer Bradford J. Foley’s Negotiation Skills for Business Professionals course.
Penn State Scranton adjunct English lecturer and local playwright Michael Pavese has written a new play titled “The Great Cell Phone Catastrophe; Or, How I Learned to Stop Texting and Love to Talk,” which will be performed Nov. 21-23 at Dunmore High School.
Penn State Scranton increased its outreach to the local military community when it hosted its first Veterans Employment and Education Conference on Nov. 7. The all-day event featured “Green Zone” training for local employers, as well as career counseling workshops for area veterans and active-duty military personnel.
Penn State Scranton's Community Events Series will host the educational program, “The Urgency of Now: What the Penn State Community Should Know About the 2020 Census,” from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, in the Sherbine Lounge. The event is free and open to the public.
Tara Marta, who graduated from the campus in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in English, has been selected to take part in the upcoming Writers’ Showcase Fall Edition at Scranton’s Old Brick Theatre on Nov. 16.
William J. Doan, the current Penn State Laureate, brought his highly compelling “Anxiety Project” to Penn State Scranton on Thursday, Oct. 24. In front of a standing-room-only crowd of students, faculty and staff, Doan provided honest, intelligent, deeply poignant and often humorous insights into his lifelong struggle with anxiety and depression.
Penn State Scranton’s Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Community Club continued its slate of informative fall semester programming with a presentation centered around the grim yet all-too-relevant topic of domestic violence.
