Students relax outside Glenhill Farmhouse in the early days of Behrend Center. This photo is part of a collection by Norman B. "Bill" Patterson that is now on display in Kochel Center.
Students promote the Sno Ball Dance at Behrend Center. This photo, by Norman B. "Bill" Patterson, is part of a collection now on display in Behrend's Kochel Center.
Students relax on the lawn in the early days of Behrend Center. This photo, by Norman B. "Bill" Patterson, is part of a new display in the college's Kochel Center.
Students gather at the edge of the pool outside Glenhill Farmhouse during the early days of Behrend Center. This photo, by Norman B. "Bill" Patterson, is part of a new display in the college's Kochel Center.
Norman B. “Bill” Patterson taught mathematics at what was then called the Behrend Center. His photos of life on campus in those early years are now on display in Kochel Center.
As executive director of the ExpERIEnce Children’s Museum in Erie, Ainslie Brosig, a 2001 graduate of Penn State Behrend, managed an expansion project that has doubled the size of the museum.
The multi-institution collaboration, including Penn State researchers, aims to develop modeling software that enables utility companies in rural Appalachia to test how incorporating more sustainable energy sources will impact their power grids.
