Kevin Bennett teaches students Alivia Bradford (in pink) and Jonilyn Sharpe how to use HoloLens headsets. The headsets feature a see-trhough, on-screen display.
Environmental artist Stacy Levy will give a presentation on the campus of Penn State Beaver for students, faculty and staff at 12:15 p.m. Oct. 30. Levy's work combines science and art.
Penn State Beaver Associate Professor of Biology Cassandra Miller-Butterworth finishes assembling her new copy of the famous "Lucy" skeleton. Discovered by paleoanthropologists in 1974 in Africa, the original Lucy was the first fossil of a humanoid to be found and stands at only 4 feet tall. Purchased with a grant from the Schreyer Institute, Miller-Butterworth plans to use Lucy in her evolution classes.
Through a grant from the Schreyer Institute, students in Penn State Beaver Associate Professor Cassandra Miller-Butterworth's evolution classes now will have a way to study firsthand the famous fossil "Lucy."
If you have a history of addiction recovery and want to help others, Penn State Shenango will host a Beaver campus Continuing Education course on “Certified Recovery Specialist Training” from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturdays, beginning Oct. 5 and ending Dec. 14, in Sharon Hall room 108 in downtown Sharon, Pennsylvania.
Andrea Patrucco, assistant professor of product supply chain management, helps a student during class on the Penn State Beaver campus. Patrucco was recently accepted to a fellowship program.
Andrea Patrucco, assistant professor of product supply chain management, will use the case study of an Italian company as the basis for his fellowship.
