Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, awarded 651 undergraduate and graduate degrees at its spring commencement. The ceremony was held at Erie Insurance Arena.
The Susan Hirt Hagen Center for Community Outreach, Research and Evaluation (CORE) at Penn State Behrend will host a Positive Youth Development (PYD) Summit Celebration on Friday, May 19.
Service and volunteering have always been a big part of the Helen Mendenhall’s life. Those interests helped her quickly find her niche when she enrolled at Penn State Behrend this past fall.
Eighty-three students from across Penn State’s campuses will each be awarded a $3,500 Erickson Discovery Grant for summer 2017 through the Office of Undergraduate Education. The students will use the funds to immerse themselves in original research, scholarship, and creative work under the direct supervision of a faculty member.
On April 25, 11 undergraduate students representing Penn State campuses throughout Pennsylvania presented their research to an audience of legislators at the Undergraduate Research at the Capitol—Pennsylvania (URC-PA) conference.
The end-of-semester Trash to Treasure indoor yard sale at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, will again benefit bargain-hunters, the environment and United Way of Erie County. The sale will be held in Erie Hall on Saturday, May 13.
Penn State Behrend will award 651 undergraduate and graduate degrees at its spring commencement on Friday, May 5. The program will be live streamed on the college's website.
Penn State Behrend’s softball team posted a 12-0 record at home this season, earning the top seed in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference playoffs. The baseball team enters its tournament with the second seed. The campus' golf, tennis, and track and field teams also were in action last week. Here are the highlights.
Penn State Behrend alumna Tiffany Beers designed Nike's self-tying "Back to the Future" shoes. She discussed the 11-year project at the college's Fasenmyer Engineering Design Conference.
Penn State Behrend has added seven new members to its Council of Fellows. The 80-member council is composed of regional community and business leaders who advise Chancellor Ralph Ford and the campus' leadership team on issues related to economic development and regional need.
