This image was developed by 2018 Penn State graduate Wesley von Tacky, as part of an advertising campaign he created for Arpan Yagnik's COMM 422 class, geared toward prevention and awareness about the dangers of opioid abuse. The project was in support of Penn State's Consortium to Combat Substance Abuse.
This image was developed by 2018 Penn State graduate Wesley von Tacky, as part of an advertising campaign he created for Arpan Yagnik's COMM 422 class, geared toward prevention and awareness about the dangers of opioid abuse. The project was in support of Penn State's Consortium to Combat Substance Abuse.
This image was developed by 2018 Penn State graduate Wesley von Tacky, as part of an advertising campaign he created for Arpan Yagnik's COMM 422 class, geared toward prevention and awareness about the dangers of opioid abuse. The project was in support of Penn State's Consortium to Combat Substance Abuse.
Held Dec. 11 at Penn State Behrend, the 13th annual PLASTCAR competition is the culmination of a semester-long project between Rolling Ridge and Diehl elementary school fifth- and sixth-graders and students from Behrend’s Plastics Engineering Technology and Psychology programs.
Students from Diehl and Rolling Ridge elementary schools raced custom-built plastic model cars during the annual PLASTCar competition at Penn State Behrend on Dec. 11. The students design the cars; engineering students at Penn State Behrend work with them to produce functional 3D models, which are raced on an elevated track.
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College student Billy Santoro had his DNA tested at a campus bone marrow drive. When he matched with a teen in need in Louisville, both of their lives changed forever.
Twenty percent of all students at four-year colleges do not have sufficient access to safe and nutritious food. The Lion's Pantry at Penn State Behrend has become a lifeline for students who otherwise would go hungry.
Nearly 150 high-school students attended Penn State Behrend’s 13th annual “Women in Engineering Day” program. The event’s “MacGuyver”-style workshops encourage girls to think creatively and learn from their mistakes, while introducing them to engineering fields and careers.
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pill capsule represented as a morgue, warning of opioid dangers
This image was developed by 2018 Penn State graduate Wesley von Tacky, as part of an advertising campaign he created for Arpan Yagnik's COMM 422 class, geared toward prevention and awareness about the dangers of opioid abuse. The project was in support of Penn State's Consortium to Combat Substance Abuse.