Jeff Pinto, professor of management, left, and Mary Beth Pinto, professor of marketing, meet with Philip O'Regan, dean of the Kemmy Business School, during a visit to the University of Limerick, in Ireland.
Jeff Pinto, professor of management at Penn State Behrend's Black School of Business, taught and presented research at the University of Limerick in Ireland during a recent sabbatical.
A six-day faculty visit to the University of Limerick, an 11,000-student campus in Ireland, could lead to collaborative research and international study opportunities with Penn State Behrend’s Black School of Business.
Erie-based Larson Texts, one of the country’s top publishers of math textbooks, will provide $500,000 in scholarship funding to support students at Penn State Behrend beginning in 2017. Once fully funded, the scholarships – the first at the college designed primarily for math students – will award $5,000 to at least four students every year.
Erie-based Larson Texts, one of the country’s top publishers of math textbooks, will provide $500,000 in scholarship funding to support students at Penn State Behrend beginning in 2017. Once fully funded, the scholarships – the first at the college designed primarily for math students – will award $5,000 to at least four students every year.
It’s not too late to add your three-line inscription to the paver walkway at the college’s new Mary Behrend Monument. In fact, any pavers ordered by Monday, August 15, will be placed in the ground this fall.
