The campus gym, inside the Multipurpose Building, is undergoing some significant renovations this summer. Here, workers are removing the old flooring, which was original to the gym, in preparation for a new maple hardwood floor with an electronic flow system to prevent moisture from getting into the floor. In the background, the newly painted walls and ceiling are visible. The new color scheme is white on the ceiling and the top half of the walls, a strip of blue, and gray on the lower portion of the wall.
The campus gym, inside the Multipurpose Building, is undergoing some significant renovations this summer. Here, workers are removing the old flooring, which was original to the gym, in preparation for a new maple hardwood floor with an electronic flow system to prevent moisture from getting into the floor. In the background, the newly painted walls and ceiling are visible. The new color scheme is white on the ceiling and the top half of the walls, a strip of blue, and gray on the lower portion of the wall.
Penn State Scranton Chancellor Marwan Wafa has announced that Jennifer Oshinkski, regional human resources consultant, has been named the campus' July Employee of the Month.
"Being on campus I've definitely opened up more than I ever have. Everyone is so welcoming and it was so easy to get involved in the clubs" ~ Kylie Lynch, Public Relations
Melick Lubin, Brooklyn, NY, Degree: Bachelor of Arts, Corporate Communication
“My favorite memory was my first week in class. I was surprised how open everyone was. It was different, it was like family. All the experiences here and what the professors taught me, I learned to stick with things and persevere.”
Melick plans to go back to his hometown in New York and explore the corporate communications world.
Members of the Penn State Scranton Business Club, who became the first campus team to compete in the Smeal Undergraduate Sustainability Case Competition, pose for a photo with faculty members in front of the Business Building at Penn State ScrantonPictured from left are: Carlos Salazar Paz, Josiah Sisco, Luke Gardiner, Patricia Ryan, lecturer in business Kevin Feifer and James Wilkerson, Ph.D., assistant teaching professor and program coordinator for business and project and supply chain management.
Members of the Penn State Scranton Business Club, who became the first campus team to compete in the Smeal Undergraduate Sustainability Case Competition, pose for a photo with faculty members in front of the Business Building at Penn State Scranton. Pictured from left are: Carlos Salazar Paz; Josiah Sisco; Luke Gardiner; Patricia Ryan; lecturer in business Kevin Feifer; and James Wilkerson, assistant teaching professor and program coordinator for business and project and supply chain management.
