The C3W Leadership Program is a co-curricular certificate that female students at Penn State Behrend can complete over one to two years to prepare for leadership in academic, business, and social settings.
The students who received scholarships are, from left, Michael Dalton, Elena Khudovekova, and Alejandro Sintas, who study in the Behrend Finance Program through World Campus, and Andrew Morgan, who is a student in the residential program.
Beginning Monday, June 10, The Young People’s Chorus of Erie, a youth outreach program of Penn State Behrend, will embark on a special tour that will see the choristers travel through Morgantown, W. Va.; Dayton, Ohio; and Louisville, Ky. During the tour, which concludes June 14, YPC Erie will host a free concert at Christ Church Cathedral in Louisville.
Olivia Coghe, pictured here, graduated in May with degrees in both arts administration and digital media, arts and technology. For her Arts Administration senior capstone project, she planned Artsapalooza, a one-day arts festival and craft show held at Penn State Behrend.
Penn State Behrend student Olivia Coghe recently planned Artsapalooza, a one-day arts festival and craft show held at the college. The event, which was held April 26, featured more than 15 artist and artisan vendors, live musical performances and craft activities.
Penn State Behrend will host the co-located North American Manufacturing Research Conference and the ASME International Manufacturing Science and Engineering Conference at Erie's Bayfront Convention Center June 10-14.
Danica Park, left, and Kristine Wurst play with the slime they created during "The Science of Slime" workshop at Penn State Behrend's Math Options Career Day. Park and Wurst were two of 215 seventh- and eighth-grade girls to attend the outreach event on May 7.
