Penn State Behrend alumnus Tom Lawless ’80 played parts of eight professional seasons, but he’s most remembered for the three-run home run he hit in game four of the 1987 World Series. Here, Lawless is pictured immediately after he hit the ball. Once it was clear that the hit was a home run, Lawless seamlessly flipped the bat over his back, which remains an iconic postseason moment in Major League Baseball history.
Musically-inclined members of the School of Science faculty include, first row, from left, Dr. Daniel Galiffa, Dr. John Steffen, and Peter Olzewski, standing in back, from left, Dr. Pam Silver, Jonathan Hall, Dr. Michael Justik, Paul Olson, Dr. Lauren Falco, and Jodie Styers.
Mary Behrend’s grandson, Richard Sayre, left, with students who helped spearhead the project, from left, Ron Radovich, Brennan Zanella, and Haley Sharp.
Dr. Mary-Ellen Madigan, senior director of enrollment management, center, with students. Sitting, from left, Mickie Macnicol and Khardiata Mbengue; standing, from left, Arthur Wang and Craig Miranda.
Stacy Rabat, left, and Greg Yaple both participated in the X-Culture Project, each working with a team of students from around the world to complete a group project for an international client.
