Recruiters for more than 20 companies, including Natech Plastics and the Naval Nuclear Laboratory, will meet with students during Penn State Behrend’s virtual Career and Internship Fair on Thursday, Sept. 29.
Students at the Wabtec Girls Who STEAM camp at Penn State Behrend were tasked with building roller coasters. They used foam pipe insulators to create the tracks.
Fifty middle-school students attended Penn State Behrend’s weeklong STEAM camp, which offers hands-on science, technology and engineering workshops. The program, a partnership with Wabtec Corp., is being replicated across the country.
Catlin Lowes, a history major at Penn State Behrend, studied in Mexico in May and June. "There is no substitute for visiting a country and interacting with its people," he said.
Aubin Kotewicz, a senior in the international business and business economics programs at Penn State Behrend, studied abroad in Pforzheim, Germany. He received a Gilman scholarship, a national award administered through the U.S. Department of State.
The Public Policy Fund at Penn State Behrend will host a discussion with Oleg Nivievskyi, an assistant professor at the Kyiv School of Economics and coordinator of the UaFoodTrade research project.
Digital Archiving of the Russian War in Ukraine: A conversation with Dr. Steven Seegel, professor of Slavic and Eurasian Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, in residence at the UT Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies (UT CREEES). Founder of the February 24th Archive. Hosted by Dr. Lena Surzhko Harned, Associate Director of Penn State Behrend Public Policy Fund. For more info, email: [email protected].
