A comprehensive review of Penn State’s most popular General Education courses has determined that no consistent method is being used to place the topics being taught into broader cultural, scientific and ethical contexts.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the writers in the Office of Marketing Communication would like to introduce you to some interesting women in Penn State Behrend’s history. We have no shortage of candidates to choose from.
Jordan Lyon will have just two options when he dresses for his first job after college: a $140 jacket-and-slacks combo with shiny brass buttons or a zip-front, Mandarin-collared, desert-camouflage blouse. That one has lots of pockets.
Attention, high school juniors: MCE and WISE would like to introduce you to college this summer.
Minority College Experience (MCE) and Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) offer the real-deal Penn State Behrend experience. You’ll enroll in an actual summer-session course and have the potential to earn 3 college credits at no cost. You’ll attend special academic workshops, meet regional professionals, take field trips, and explore careers you might never have considered before.
A Penn State Behrend student investment team competed in the regional CFA Institute Research Challenge in Pittsburgh on Monday, Feb. 17. The students defended their market valuation of PPG Industries, a global supplier of paints, coatings, optical products and glass.
The team recommended a hold strategy at a PPG stock price of $188.56.
To date, Erie has received 108.5 inches of the white stuff this winter and our fair frozen city stands atop the snowfall derby race with a commanding 13 inch lead over Buffalo. (WE are the champions, my friends….)
Suffice to say this is a tough place to live if you hate winter.
The U.S. economic recovery likely will continue through 2018, with annual growth of about 3 percent, the top economist for Citigroup said during a visit to Penn State Erie, The Behrend College.
Interest rates also will climb, Willem H. Buiter said.
The U.S. economic recovery likely will continue through 2018, with annual growth of about 3 percent, the top economist for Citigroup said during a visit to Penn State Erie, The Behrend College.
Penn State Behrend will welcome Damien Escobar, a unique hip-hop violinist from New York City, to the stage of Bruno's Cafe in Reed Union Building on Wed., Feb. 19 from noon to 1 p.m. as part of the college's Rhythms of Life Series.
Ralph Ford, director of the School of Engineering and associate dean for industry and external relations at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, has been re-elected Vice President of Member and Geographic Activities for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The society is the world’s largest technical professional association, with more than 425,000 members in 160 countries.
