Some select book collections, such as the campus' Graphic Novel/Manga collection, along with popular fiction and DVDs have been set up inside Room 10 of the Dawson Building, the campus library's new home for the next year. There are also study spaces, computers and the library's 3D printer in this temporary space for student use.
Two classroom spaces in the Gallagher Conference Center -- 109 and 110 -- are now home to the nursing program's patient simulator lab, as well as conference table/debriefing area; other supplies have been set up along the perimeter of the room and faculty offices have been relocated as well.
Library and maintenance staff worked over the winter break to remove all of the library's furniture, books, computers and shelving in preparation for work to begin on a major renovation of the 53-year-old building.
Construction tape cordons off the area surrounding the campus Library Building at the start of a major renovation project last month. The Library Building, which also houses the campus' Nursing Suite, will be offline until the completion of the project, which is slated for January, 2024.
Penn State Scranton Assistant Business Professor Angela Bassani and her students are again volunteering with the IRS VITA program, where they help individuals filing their annual taxes. Seated, from left are: Laxmi Dahal, Cameron Mackerley and Celeste Juarez. Standing, from left are: Tanner Begin, Austin Lipinski, Rebecca Tomczyk, Angela Bassani, Jordan Coles, Erica Yatzun, Charles McAvoy and Swapnil Bhatt.
Penn State Scranton Assistant Business Professor Angela Bassani and her students are again volunteering with the IRS VITA program, where they help individuals filing their annual taxes. Seated, from left are: Laxmi Dahal, Cameron Mackerley and Celeste Juarez. Standing, from left are: Tanner Begin, Austin Lipinski, Rebecca Tomczyk, Angela Bassani, Jordan Coles, Erica Yatzun, Charles McAvoy and Swapnil Bhatt.
Penn State Scranton students are encouraged to attend this year's Career and Internship Fair on Thursday, February 9 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in The View Cafe in the Study Learning Center. Over 20 regional employers will be represented.
Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa has announced that maintenance and operations staff member Wayne Reesey is the campus' Employee of the Month for February.
Raymond Ondrako, Amanda Rzucidlo and Raj Gandhi pose for a photo at Penn State Scranton's THON Prom event, where they were announced as the campus' 2023 THON dancers. The trio will travel to University Park for THON, which kicks off at the Bryce Jordan Center on Friday, Feb. 17, at 6 p.m. and runs through Sunday, Feb. 19, ending at 4 p.m.
