Students and faculty members show off their Penn State pride during a visit to Havana, Cuba, as part of the embedded course NURS 499: Foreign Study. The course was held during spring break and gave students a chance to tour several health clinics and learn about the Cuban health care delivery system.
Penn State Behrend soccer coach Dan Perritano and his daughter Emma walked from Erie to Pittsburgh to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The 130-mile journey took them two weeks.
Penn State Behrend soccer coach Dan Perritano pushes his daughter Emma during a fundraising walk. The pair traveled from Erie to Pittsburgh in May, raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Erie native Will Taylor was the first AmeriCorps VISTA member at Penn State Behrend. He helped manage the campus garden and food pantry and the Waste Not program, which donates food to the Erie City Mission.
Natalie Splinter earned a bachelor of science in finance through Penn State World Campus. She traveled to Pennsylvania for the first time to participate in the commencement ceremony at Penn State Behrend. "I worked hard for this," she said. "I wouldn't miss it for the world."
Executives in Residence Justin Bloyd ’05, left, and Mark Nachman, hosted a networking event for Black School of Business students at the college’s Logan House in March.
The Master of Manufacturing Management (MMM) degree, jointly offered by the School of Engineering and Black School of Business, can now be pursued primarily online.
