Students presenting:
Rachel Gerzevske: Rethinking Image Protection in the Time of AI
Eric Oelhaf: Generative AI in Russian Information Warfare: Concepts, Threats, and Trends
Kaylee Harrison: Breeding Fear Through Russky Mir: Russia’s “Anti-Imperial Campaign” in Post-Colonial Territories of the Global South
Distinguished speakers in the area of criminal law.
Elizabeth Hirz, Erie County District Attorney: First woman District Attorney in Erie County. Been with the Erie District Attorney’s office for over 20 years and has prosecuted a wide array of criminal cases, including homicides and major felonies.
Attorney Patricia Kennedy, Former Chief Public Defender for Erie County: Over 30 years of legal experience, including 11 years as the Chief Public Defender in Erie County. She was appointed as the Public Defender in Erie County.
As Russia shows more signs of turning into a consolidated totalitarian police state, Putin’s government turns up its hostile rhetoric toward the “collective west.” Discussion with Dr. Fred Hoffman and Dr. Lena Surzhko Harned.
Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, visited Penn State Behrend on April 24. His visit was coordinated by the Public Policy Initiative.
Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, visited Penn State Behrend on April 24. His visit was coordinated by the Public Policy Initiative.
Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, visited Penn State Behrend on April 24 for a talk as a guest of the Public Policy Initiative. He discussed the war in Ukraine, the need for U.S. military support and the future of NATO.
Josiah Burkett, a senior from Edinboro, received the Thomas H. Turnbull award, which honors a Penn State Behrend student who has contributed to the college community through qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and citizenship.
Penn State Behrend recognized more than 150 students for excellence in scholastic achievement and engagement at the college’s 75th Honors and Awards Convocation, which was held in McGarvey Commons.
The Penn State Behrend softball team won the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference regular-season championship with a sweep of Pitt-Greensburg on April 28. The Lions will host the AMCC tournament, which begins May 9.
The Penn State Behrend softball team won the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference regular-season championship with a sweep of Pitt-Greensburg on April 28. The Lions will host the AMCC tournament, which begins May 9.
