Student authors Ashlee Harry and Ryan Sotelo sign copies of their respective books for Associate Professor of English, Dr. David Chin in the Wilkes-Barre bookstore.
Assistant Professor of Rehabilitation and Human Services, Garrett Huck, presented his research in the most recent installment of Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Spring Scholarly Lecture Series.
Senior Instructor in Information Sciences and Technology, Frouke de Quillettes, previews her class' Blue Screen App, available for download at the 2016 Celebration of Scholarship.
Dr. Renee Rosier continued Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Spring Scholarly Lecture Series on March 23rd, highlighting her research on eastern fence lizards.
Penn State Wilkes-Barre will be holding its second campus-wide undergraduate research fair, the "Celebration of Scholarship," on Thursday, April 21, 2016, from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m., in the Athletic and Recreation Building (ARB). Over 100 students from a variety of arts and sciences backgrounds will present their research in posters and compete for prizes.
On Thursday, April 13th, join Dr. Charles Davis & the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Continuing Education department for their Executive Management Series, History of the Brewing Industry in Northeastern Pennsylvania:Proud Past, Promising Future, held at The Best Western Genetti Hotel and Conference Center in Wilkes-Barre, beginning at 7:45a.m.
Penn State is marking Sexual Assault Awareness month this April with a range of events and initiatives across the Commonwealth that offer educational opportunities, focus attention on the issue and bring the community together to stop sexual misconduct.
Penn State York held a candlelight vigil in 2014-15 to increase awareness of child sexual abuse. The fourth annual vigil, in November 2014, was sponsored by the Penn State York Council on Family Relations Club and the Student Veterans Association.
On February 25th, Dr. Violet Mager kicked off the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Spring Scholarly Lecture Series sharing information on her research of galaxy types and their formation.
Inspired by director Cesar Kuriyama's TED talk One Second Every Day, Dr. Lynda Goldstein explains how she challenged her students to find the tiny beautiful, funny, and tragic moments in their lives.
Q: Can you explain what the One Second Every Day project is?
A: The project was for students to do a 1 second video. Of course it is not only 1 second but is made of 1 second segments over a period of time.
