Cutting the ribbon on the new Keystone Animal Diagnostic Center at Penn State Beaver are, from left, Alex Hamberg, executive director, Pennsyvlania Department of Agriculture, Animal Health and Diagnostic Services; Pennsyvlania Sen. Elder Vogel Jr., R-47; Carey McDougal, regional chancellor, Penn State Beaver; Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding; Troy Ott, Peter and Ann Tombros Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences; Pennsyvlania Rep. Robert Matzie, D-16; Ernest Hovingh, clinical professor of veterinary and biomedical sciences and director of the Animal Diagnostic Lab at University Park; and Tara Mondock, director of college relations and communications in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
Cutting the ribbon on the new Keystone Animal Diagnostic Center at Penn State Beaver are, from left, Alex Hamberg, executive director, Pennsyvlania Department of Agriculture, Animal Health and Diagnostic Services; Pennsyvlania Sen. Elder Vogel Jr., R-47; Carey McDougal, regional chancellor, Penn State Beaver; Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding; Troy Ott, Peter and Ann Tombros Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences; Pennsyvlania Rep. Robert Matzie, D-16; Ernest Hovingh, clinical professor of veterinary and biomedical sciences and director of the Animal Diagnostic Lab at University Park; and Tara Mondock, director of college relations and communications in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
Sampling the aquatic life in Dilworth Run on the Tall Pines Farm in Darlington Township is part of the assessments April Claus's independent study students from Penn State Beaver are conducting as part of a riparian buffer project.
From left, Jessica Judy, registered nurse; AAUW–Beaver Valley Co-Presidents Deb Mangelli and Deb Newton; and Penn State Beaver Chancellor Carey McDougall with pantry items donated by the AAUW to help students.
From left, Jessica Judy, registered nurse; AAUW–Beaver Valley Co-Presidents Deb Mangelli and Deb Newton; and Penn State Beaver Chancellor Carey McDougall with pantry items donated by the AAUW to help students.
Students take a break from studying to pet a visiting therapy dog during the Libraries De-Stress Fest, which takes place this semester at various Libraries locations during finals week.
Penn State students and staff volunteered to stock shelves, prepare and distribute food at several pantry locations in Pittsburgh and the Greater Philadelphia Region.
