Penn State Behrend Chancellor Ralph Ford, left, and KNS Acharya, the pro vice chancellor of the Ghandi Institute of Technology and Management, signed a partnership agreement that will build curricular pathways between the two schools.
Recruiters from 170 companies, including Honda, Westinghouse and Bausch & Lomb, will meet with students at Penn State Behrend’s fall Career and Internship Fair on Thursday, Sept. 26.
Penn State Behrend Chancellor Ralph Ford, left, and KNS Acharya, the pro vice chancellor of the Ghandi Institute of Technology and Management, signed a partnership agreement that will build curricular pathways between the two schools.
Club involvement is a great way for students to make friends, said Kris Motta Torok, director of Student Leadership and Involvement. "It's also an opportunity to put into practice the things they learn in the classroom in a setting where it is OK to make mistakes and learn from them," she said.
Penn State Behrend's annual Discovery Fair is a showcase for the college's 140 student clubs and organizations. This year's program featured several new clubs, including Behrend First Gens and the Ceramics Club.