As part of our regular “We Are!” feature, we recognize 10 Penn Staters who have gone above and beyond what’s asked of them in their work at the University.
Mark GivingTuesday on Nov. 28 by supporting Penn State Abington students with critical financial assistance that can help keep them on the path toward earning a degree.
First-generation college students at Penn State Abington can participate in "I'm First," a support program that includes matching them with faculty or staff mentors who shared the same experiences as undergraduates.
The three Penn State Abington students surveyed nearly 600 people and found that men and women both said planning for Thanksgiving was a source of family tension.
Penn State Abington students, with support from career and professional development staff, met with recruiters from more 80 companies and organizations.
Christina Riehman-Murphy, the Sally W. Kalin Librarian for Learning Innovations and the open and affordable educational resources librarian at Penn State University Libraries, has been named visiting program officer for open educational leadership at the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC), a newly created role in which she will serve part time for the next year. Riehman-Murphy is based at Penn State Abington.
Penn State Abington instructor Julia Clift's vision features sound and visual artists, scientists, and an ensemble who shed light on the policies, conventions, and attitudes that led to and sustain the climate crisis.
Penn State Abington and Moravian University have announced the creation of a pathway that will allow Abington students earning a bachelor of science degree in rehabilitation and human services and/or psychological and social sciences to obtain pre-admission to the Moravian master of arts in clinical counseling or school counseling programs.
