Penn State Behrend's Office of Community and Workforce Programs has developed an 18-week training course that will prepare students for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification exam. Classes begin Aug. 15.
Using guidelines established by the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI), students at Penn State Behrend digitally encoded poems from "The New Negro: An Interpretation," a 1925 anthology of the Harlem Renaissance.
This illustration by Winold Reiss appears in "The New Negro: An Interpretation." A team of students at Penn State Behrend has updated the 1925 anthology, using digital tools to showcase the writing in new ways.
The John Sr. and Kimlyn Patishnock Undergraduate Research Award: Excellence in Information Literacy is awarded to University Park students who achieved outstanding undergraduate student research at the Undergraduate Research Exhibition. From left, Kimlyn Patishnock; Ben Chang, Third Place; Yash Dixit, Grand Prize; Charles Colvin, Honorable Mention; Chloe Engin, First Prize; Logan Wincott, Honorable Mention; and John Patishnock Jr.
A 2,097-pound replica of the Liberty Bell is now on display at Penn State Behrend’s AMIC building. Graduates of the college’s Industrial Engineering program will ring it when they complete their degrees.
A 2,097-pound replica of the Liberty Bell is now on display at Penn State Behrend’s AMIC building. Graduates of the college’s Industrial Engineering program will ring it when they complete their degrees.
