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Dr. Hay and Kelan Fogarty work in the glove box.

Dr. Michael Hay: Good chemistry

Professor says Penn State's 2+2 plan is beneficial for students because it allows them to get to know faculty and seek help when they need it.

Dr. John Chapin: Focused on communication

Professor credits his own teachers for his success both in and out of the classroom

Dr. Robin Bower: Excited about teaching

"Teaching has always been something I wanted to do," says Bower. "It’s something I am very passionate about. Higher education changed my life."

Cassandra Miller-Butterworth watches a student take a photo of a lizard

Dr. Cassandra Miller-Butterworth: All in for science

Biology professor's love for animals has led to a life-long study of little brown bats and a concerted effort to help her students love animals, too

Kevin Bennett shows two female students how to use virtual reality headsets.

Kevin Bennett: Keeping psychology real

A fascination with people-watching led to a career teaching psychology at Penn State Beaver

Karen Barr, right, talks with two students in a Penn State Beaver classroom.

Karen Barr: Students are her business

Business instructor Karen Barr is a favorite among students because of the amount of attention and help she gives them.

Josh Hogenmiller and his business partner work in their garage

Business alum is coloring the car world

While Josh Hogenmiller was still studying business at Penn State Beaver, he sold his car, built an 8-foot oven, and launched Totally Baked Powder Coating. Now the company is doing brisk business with motorsports enthusiasts and local car dealers, and Hogenmiller is enjoying the rewards of being an entrepreneur.

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