Penn State Beaver, Behrend and Greater Allegheny have expanded degree offerings in health care, engineering and technical fields to meet Pennsylvania workforce demand, with hands-on, industry-aligned programs. An opportunity to connect with campus representatives is scheduled for Feb. 18 at the Franco Harris Pittsburgh Center.
The Penn State Institute for Computational and Data Sciences has awarded 20 fellowships to University faculty through its Faculty Upskilling Fellowships in artificial intelligence or quantum sciences. Selected faculty are spread across eight colleges, 17 departments and three Penn State campuses: University Park, Beaver and Hershey.
Penn State Beaver’s Office of Continuing Education and Workforce Development, in partnership with the Digital Foundry at New Kensington, is expanding access to the Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing workshop to include high school juniors and seniors.
A criminal justice degree offers graduates a wide range of career possibilities, and an ongoing collaboration with Penn State Beaver and the Beaver County Courts is helping students learn about their options and prepare for their futures.
Shaniah Miller, a 2022 Penn State Beaver alumna, is using her biology degree as a wildlife technician for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Her current work is a multi-year study of black bears in Pennsylvania.
A research collaboration between a Penn State Beaver professor, student and a Penn State Brandywine professor has led to the creation of a new compound and an opportunity for ongoing research.
Penn State Beaver students and alumni have found success after taking advantage of the networking opportunities provided by the campus. For two students, campus advisory board member Ed Palombo has been a big part of that process.
Penn State Beaver graduate Lizbet Minchala recently earned her master's degree in logistics and supply chain management from the Edinburgh Business School at Heriot-Watt University through the Football Scholars program. She's staying in Scotland with a plan to find a job and continue playing soccer.
Tyler Logue’s path to becoming a formulations chemist at ARDEX Americas began at Penn State Beaver where he learned about inorganic chemistry and was given an opportunity to conduct research.
