Lower Burrell, PA News

• Lower Burrell, PA News
• Campus improvements planned for summer
• Andrea Adolph accepts position as Director of Academic Affairs
• Group returns from service trip to South Dakota
• Buhl Foundation funds GECKO program for a second year
• Commencement held May 5 at Athletic Center
• Director of Academic Affairs announced
• Second annual Pittsburgh Biomedical Conference to take place May 16
• Kalavar wins Romano Diversity Recognition award
• Kids in College celebrates 25 years with a full schedule of summer fun
• Many celebrated the career of retiring Director of Academic Affairs May 4
• New SGA officers elected for 2012-2013 academic year
• Afternoon Tea and Garden Tour scheduled for May 20
• May art gallery exhibit showcases the works of visiting scholar Shenyu Xu
• FIRSTE program for women celebrates 20th anniversary
• Coaches Caravan to stop in Pittsburgh on May 14
• Students and faculty recognized at Celebration of Excellence
• Mathematics professor Dave Wells set to retire
• Students, faculty and staff take service trip to South Dakota
• McBean performs poetry reading and concert at campus bookstore
• Radiological Sciences students compete at conference
• Student's band competes against 85 others for international spotlight
• Softball plays at home on Thursday; Barnes wins Player of the Week honors
• Hope for Peace Vigil to be held April 24
• Admissions open house Saturday for prospective students, families
• Softball home Saturday; ranked 19th in national coaches poll
• Campus engineering students organize cantaloupe chukin’ competition
• Author and student signing books Monday in bookstore
• Signs of spring blog six and seven
• Holistic nursing conference on campus April 27
• AKS Bowl-a-thon sets fundraising record: proceeds benefit campus students
• Blood drive nets 42 units
• Tarra Oravec named national player of the week for softball
• Research and Creative Exposition, Career Day
• Softball home Thursday against Carlow
• Campus sponsors sustainability week activities
• "Cabaret" in rehearsal for April 19 opening
• Number of military veterans rises at New Kensington campus
• Spring edition of donor newsmagazine online
• Community blood drive Wednesday
• Undergraduate Research Journal online; experimental and review articles
• Bowl-a-thon crowns new monarch; results, photos
• Signs of spring blog five
• Save the date: Research and creative exposition set for April 17, 19
• Expo highlights student research and career opportunities
• Jimmy Baker named Oswald award winner; directs 'Once Upon a Mattress' Thurs-Sat
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Penn State New Kensington April 4
• Workshop on creating a potent resume; digital media open house
• SGA spearheads voter registration drive Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
• Seeking former students and athletes of retiring director of academic affairs
• Softball opens on the road; season preview
• Campus students taking bus to Harrisburg for ‘Capitol Day’
• Final 'Be a Student for a Day' for the spring semester
• Continuing Education offers noncredit courses on Excel I and II
• Nicki Thoma wins University’s student leadership award for volunteerism
• Softball wins two at Myrtle Beach tournament
• Alle-Kiski Society monthly meeting March 19; bowl-a-thon March 25
• WestPACS Job fair to be held March 28; geared to recent grads and students
• Adult student wins state-wide leadership scholarship
• Alcoa Foundation invests $70,000 in campus and environment
• Reception for high school artists to take place March 12
• Signs of spring blog four
• Author to give talk on campus about community involvement
• Missing student located; reunited with family
• Save the date: biomedical conference May 16
• Softball team heading south to Myrtle Beach
• New Kensington campus to stay open through spring break
• Alumni bowl-a-thon sponsorships a good investment in campus students
• Campus offers GMAT preparation course at Regional Learning Alliance
• Campus raises $50,000 for THON; second best in campus history
• Job hunters boot camp at New Kensington campus
• Save the date: Arbuckle building dedication April 27
• February ends in a bang (of the drum): dinner theatre, MBA info, Jabali Afrika
• Art gallery features high school students in March
• Four New Kensington dancers prepared for THON weekend
• Two information sessions on new MBA degree Feb. 13, 16 in Cranberry
• Cast selected for spring production of "Cabaret"
• Signs of (early) spring blog one
• Murder mystery dinner theatre Feb 26 in Café 780
• Friends of Penn State invited to visit Alle-Kiski Alumni Society Feb. 20
• "Be a Student for a Day" set for New Kensington campus
• Faculty member and wife establish legacy for his students
• Weber family connected to New Kensington campus on various levels
• Last weekend for THON canning
• Chinese art professor to spend a year at campus
• Black History Month features jazz quartet
• Application Day for prospective students
• Hightower Scholars competition open to high school students
• Penn State MBA comes to Pittsburgh
• Financial aid overview for prospective students and parents
• Black History Month: Women of Visions, Lee Robinson, Jabali Afrika
• THON terpsichoreans announced for New Kensington campus
• Upcoming job fairs planned for alumni, students
• Continuing Education director to retire
• Donors help improve athletic facilities; second phase complete
• Candlelight Vigil for Joe Paterno, 6 p.m., Tuesday, NK Campus Lion Shrine
• Kiski School three-peats at Math League competition
• Campaign updated: campus reaches $2 million milestone
• Students from western campuses and community work together to honor MLK
• Revving the engine of the THON fundraising machine
• 'Be a Student for a Day' set for New Kensington campus
• Former campus student Sue Schultz endows $50,000 scholarship
• Bowl-a-thon registration and sponsorship forms online
• Campus to join community in celebrating the life of Martin Luther King
• Open auditions for spring production of ‘Cabaret’
• Alle-Kiski Alumni Society's first meeting of the new year is Jan. 16
• Campus students to honor MLK with community service projects
• Spring semester's admissions events planned at New Kensington campus
• “A Charlie Brown Christmas" opens Monday for two-day run, Dec. 19-20
• Campus to close for winter break on Dec. 23; art gallery open with limited hours
• Faculty scholarship honored at New Kensington campus
• Commencement set for Saturday; List of baccalaureate and associate candidates
• Get campus weather delays and emergency information via text message
• Campus holiday stage production is "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
• Second New Kensington faculty member selected for mobile media project
• Former student and Alumni Fellow Barbara Arnold to deliver commencement address
• All-Kiski Society hosts 'Alumni Day' at basketball game; postgame social
• Spaghetti Dinner benefits softball spring training in Florida
• Curtain rises Thursday for three-day run of ‘Avenue Q’
• Campus unveils practice putting green; gift from Honkus-Zollinger Foundation
• Order Lion Shrine bricks now for spring installation
• Local food bank is recipient of alumni society's drive at TV football tailgate
• Basketball opens homestand; wrestling heads to New York
• ESAL exhibit in Art Gallery for December
• Blue and White Ball
• Alumni breakfast at McCutcheon Enterprises featured insights on shale gas
• Thanksgiving week: No classes; campus open three days
• Alle-Kiski Society meeting Nov. 21
• Turkey Trot and TV football doubleheader Saturday benefits community causes
• New Kensington adjunct faculty member selected for pilot program
• Last chance of semester to 'Be a Student for a Day' at New Kensington campus
• Naming of Arbuckle building honors former Penn State New Kensington CEO
• Basketball and wrestling on the road
• WEDIG career fair for high school students heading to trade/tech institutions
• Turkey Trot 5K benefits Kotecki family
• McCutcheon Enterprise president and DEP official to speak at alumni breakfast
• Donors and students meet at scholarship reception
• Warming up engine of THON fundraising machine
• WESTPACS college job and internship fair
• Campus business students compete in first national tournament
• Admissions open house Nov. 9 geared to veterans
• Wrestling and basketball schedules announced at New Kensington campus
• Campus hosts academic competitions for high school and middle school students
• New admissions counselor at New Kensington campus
• Oakbridge Academy of Arts exhibit on campus in November
• Save the date: 2012 Fall Festival Sept. 29 and Chancellor's Gala Sept. 28
• Alle-Kiski Alumni Society TV football party
• Donors have giving options at annual campus blood drive
• Save the date: 2012 bowl-a-thon
• Talk on humanitarian engineering a part of "Countries of Focus" program
• Barbara Arnold named a 2011 Alumni Fellow; third recipient from campus
• 'Be a Student for a Day' set for New Kensington campus
• Chancellor's gala raises $10,000 for advisory board scholarship; sponsors' list
• Prospective business students invited to global business program
• Campus golfers finish second and third in conference championship
• Save the date: Alumni breakfast at McCutcheon Enterprises in Apollo
• Guest lecturers help campus celebrate Kenya and Tanzania
• Alumni society monthly meeting Oct 17
• Fourth job fair on campus draws 500 prospective employees and employers
• Wet and chilly fall festival doesn't dampen the community spirit
• Students invited to information session on spring break trip
• Talk show host Glen Meakem to address campus students, community
• Talk on evolution set for noon on Oct. 14
• Media Commons open house set at New Kensington campus
• Local artist featured in art gallery in October
• Application day set at New Kensington campus
• FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS: Free Clarks concert; Alumni Central tent; Bed races
• FALL FESTIVAL SATURDAY: Morning. afternoon, evening activities
• Fall Festival at Penn State New Kensington set for Oct.1; Free Clarks concert
• "Alumni Central" TV football game at noon
• Calling all car enthusiasts; cruise kicks-off activities at Fall Festival
• Author of freshman summer reading book to address campus students
• New student life coordinator
• New campus shuttle offers service to local and Pittsburgh businesses
• Media Commons offers iMac station in library
• Women's Volleyball Outlook 2011
• Faculty speaker series endowment sponsoring talk by Terry Madonna
• Campus and CareerLink to sponsor local job fair
• Chancellor's gala features 'Buy it Now' auction
• Longtime adjunct faculty honored for service to the campus
• First alumni society friend-raiser social a success
• Campus students, alumni may attend career days at Bryce Jordan Center
• Alle-Kiski Alumni Society to meet Sept. 20
• Admissions event geared to parents of prospective students
• Art Gallery features the works of Chinese artist Naijun Zhang
• Fall edition of donor newsmagazine online
• After 25 years, New Kensington faculty not ready for the rocking chair
• Back to School for Lower Burrell - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fall semester begins Aug. 22; not too late to register for classes
• Bed Race highlights afternoon activities at Fall Festival
• Orientation gets new students ready for college life
• Alle-Kiski Alumni Society membership drive under way
• Alumni Golf Scramble is Aug. 12; still time to register as team or individual
• Fountain honoring Larry Pollock to be dedicated at Fall Festival
• Friend-raising social for local Penn Staters at Arsenal Cider House
• Soccer is last 'Kids in College' sports camp of the summer
• Prospective students invited to campus for a sample of college life
• Mystery band revealed: The Clarks to perform at free outdoor concert on campus
• Campus and civic theatre again partner on fall stage production
• Fall sports schedules announced for soccer, volleyball and golf
• Greg Joseph of The Clarks hosts 'Songwriters Workshop' on campus
• Save the date: Third annual Chancellor's Gala set for Sept. 30
• Monthly job and internship announcements for grads and students online
• Free outdoor concert at Fall Festival; mystery band to be revealed in July
• Alumni divots raise dollars for Alle-Kiski Society scholarship
• Spend a summer evening on campus
• July and August art exhibit features return of Don Wonderling; reception July 8
• Kids in College summer camps continue in July
• Still time to take a summer course
• Save the date: Insight Forum speaker series is Oct.10
• 'For the Future' campaign updated; campus raises $1.8 million through June
• Medrad partners with campus on first Pittsburgh Biomedical Conference
• FTCAP aims to make new students feel welcome
• Faculty Senate officers for 2011-12
• Kalavar wins fellowship award
• Two BET students earn inaugural TechNation scholarships
• Nursing and radiology students earn Hightower scholarships
• Campus offers 10 new summer camps; Grable scholarships available
• Scientific illustrator's exhibit brings extinct creatures to 'life'
• Staff Senate elects officers for 2011-12
• 'Songwriters Workshop' on campus features nationally-known professionals
• Spring 2011 Commencement: address and list of new alumni online
• New Kensington's 52nd commencement set for May 14
• Chancellor's Fellow earns paid summer internship and $5000 scholarship
• Shoemaker named Walker award recipient; Students, faculty and staff honored
• Bud Gibbons 'Found Paintings' featured in art gallery in May; Reception May 13
• Order Lion Shrine bricks now for fall installation
• New graduates and 'old' alumni invited to alumni meeting May 16
• FIRSTE program for young women set for May 10 - 11
• Century 21 American Heritage Realty new venue for alumni breakfast
• Heinz VP is spring commencement speaker; David Ciesinski to address graduates
• Campus student directs first stage production
• Campus Jazz Ensemble to perform for community; Monday, noon, Forum Theatre
• Academic Affairs office going 'green'
• Academic and Student Achievement Awards annual ceremony
• Summer course schedule announced
• Student to study in Netherlands as a part of Summer Abroad program
• WEDNESDAY: Pro wrestling in Athletics Center; 'College Fightfest Volume 2'
• Doug Joseph named new wrestling coach; takes over second-year program
• Save the date: 12th Alumni Golf Scramble, Fri, Aug. 12, Links at Spring Church
• High school students on campus for STEM symposium and research expo
• Campus students begin GECKO demonstrations at local elementary schools
• New psychology instructor at New kensington to serve at Beaver and GA campuses
• Mueller honored for outstanding teaching by engineering alumni society
• Hydration station for a greener nation is a campus sensation
• Rad Sci students take third place in state competition
• Art Gallery features PSNK students exhibit; Reception April 14; Photos online
• Donor newsletter online
• Campus Blood Drive
• Holocaust survivors to speak about atrocities
• Wrestlers forfeit matches at nationals
• Business club sponsors etiquette dinner
• GECKO is new K-8 STEM initiative
• Noncredit courses offered March-June
• Gardone wins conference wrestling title; advances to NCWA nationals in Georgia
• Flashback to the '50s with 'Grease' dinner theatre; Friday, April 8, Cafe 780
• Save the dates: Fall Festival Saturday, Oct 1 Chancellors Gala, Friday, Sept 30
• Art Gallery in March features local high school students; reception March 7
• Spring break destination is Spain; campus invited to Tapas Feast send-off Mar 3
• BET coordinator travels to Liberia to train medical technicians
• THURSDAY 'Carmen' celebrates Spain
• THON canning weekend
• Administration of Justice Open House
• Save the date: Research and Creative Exposition set for April 12
• Emergency and weather information; Sign-up for text alerts
• Class delay schedules
• Mardelle and Patrick Kopnicky named co-chairs of 'For the Future' campaign
• Film on Marcellus Shale
• Students honor MLK Jan 17
• Community celebration of MLK birthday
• Admissions Event January 26
• Weather Information
• Women of Vision Art Exhibit
• 'Speed Interviewing Day' on campus
• AKS
• Congrats to new PSU Alumni
• Student gift wrap service
• Wrestling takes hold on campus
• Faculty and Staff
• ESAL in Art Gallery in Dec
• Final Exams begin Monday
• Ed majors tutor Martin Elem
• AKS pledges $10K to campus athletic and fitness programs
• New staff developing interships; job opportunities
• Thanksgiving Week
• Soccer All Conference
• Toys for Tots Campaign
• Math League results
• Biologists in the news
• Soccer coach of the year
• Westinghouse breakfast
• Blue and White Ball
• 'A Charlie Brown Christmas'
• Blood Drive results
• Winter sports schedules
• Barry is new Lion mascot
• Gomez-Calderon delivers keynote addess in Boston
• Art Gallery: Local teachers
• Zarichnak book published
• 'Women in STEM' panel discussions
• Enrollment increases by 6.5 %
• Mathers presents research
• Wrestling schedule 2010-11
• 2010-11 Basketball schedule
• TV Football Party Nov 13
• Save the date
• TODAY Bill Strickland
• Artello to head new Administration of Justice program
• WOV Art Exhibit
• CE Noncredit Courses
• Admissions Director Helps Rebuilding Efforts in Texas
• Fellowships and Internships for Best and Brightest
• Economic Development Forum
• Pepsi (Hutton): Choice of a New Generation
• Arch Society inducts charter members
• Kids in College
• Camps preparing to open
• Graduate Reception THURSDAY
• Bowl-A-Thon Results, Photos
• Turkey Trot Photos
• Trustees Visit Recap
• New Facebook Groups Geared to Campus Alumni and Friends
• Fall Festival recap
• Student wins writing award
• AKS alumni golf outing
• Bridgen Earns Advising Award
• Coffee Bar Opens on Campus
• Kopelman Scholarship
• Alcoa Inaugural 'Corporate Partner of the Year'
• Campus THON Total: $8700
• New wrestling coach named
• A Day on Campus
• SPACE for new students
• AKS Alumni Pledge $25K for Campus Scholarship
• Blood Drive TODAY
• Soccer and Wrestling Added to Campus Sports Line-up
• Chancellor Snider's Report
• Krebs Named Baseball Coach
• Oakbridge Art Exhibit
• TODAY Late registarion ends
• AKS meeting Monday
• Smith wins Walker Award
• Student Satisfaction Survey
• Krepley Scholarship
• Bud Gibbons 'Three Graces' on Display at Carnegie Museum
• David Murray Selected as New Director of Athletics
• From the Chancellor's Desk
• Insight Forum
• Orientation gets students ready for college life
• Ashley Reynolds awarded Mitti Hightower scholarship
• Pucketos Dedicates Tree
• PSNK Student Art Exhibit
• New Campus Food Service
• AKS Awards $3,000 to Campus Student
• Orris Gets CE Award
• Basketball coach resigns
• Year on Spain speaker TODAY
• Memorial Reception for Rob Brust
• WEDIG earns award
• Signs of Spring Blog Four
• Reseach and Creative Expo
• New Soccer Coach
• Campus Facelift Successful
• Campus Math Professor Earns Eisenhower Award
• Dave McGeary Named New Women's Volleyball Coach
• Schneider named hoops coach
• Cafe 780 Grand Opening
• Campus is in the news
• Engraved bricks
• TONITE AKS Alumni Meeting
• Defilippis Establish $100K Internship Scholarship
• Bed Race Proceeds Benefit United Way
• Future of Communications Series
• Campus and Alcoa Team with Habitat for Humanity
• Alumni breakfast at Westinghouse
• Art Gallery: Ron Donoughe
• Prof McClung passes away
• List of new Penn Staters
• TONITE 'A Celebration of Excellence'
• NK History Video on Sale
• Inaugural 'Insight Forum' a Success
• New Ken Ball Park Survey
• Study for Campus Ball Field in City of New Kensington
• AKS Monthly Meeting
• Alumni: TV Football 3:30 pm
• Alumni breakfast photos
• International Trip 2011 is Spain
• Hockey Takes Club Titles
• New Wrestling Coach
• TONITE Art Reception 6 pm
• Communications Series
• Closing/Delay Information
• Job Fair a Success
• AKS Awards Three Scholarships
• Alumni Golf Outing Friday
• Kids in College
• Brockhoff Wins Wise Award
• Chancellors Assistant Retires
• Adam Stawski Named National Player of the Week
• Research Fair Results, Photos
• Campus in the News
• Admissions Open House
• TODAY: Fall Festival
• Campus kicks off new campaign
• Bud Gibbons reception
• IST Open House Geared to High School Students
• STEM Coordinator Joins Staff
• Glen Meakem to Give Insights on Global Economy
• 'Promise' Awards Enhanced
• Aaron Ulisse Named National Player of the Week
• Golf and Soccer updated
• Leed's named Corporate Partner of the Year
• July artist Eric Schultz
• AKS donates $6000
• Radiology Students Win State Research Competition
• WEDIG
• Stawski All-America
• Senior Jamie Steinberg Earns Campus' Highest Honor
• Still Rocking after 25 Years
• Tickets on sale for 'Frankenstein: The Musical'
• Clarks Concert, 7-11 pm
• Pirates game benefits THON
• SGA board for 2010-11
• Sibula Wins Golf Tourney
• Professor Edits Book on Politics of Slavery
• Alcoa Invests in Campus and Community; K-12 STEM
• Campus Impact $73M
• Justin Reed Named National Player of the Week
• Rounce named IT Director
• Astronaut Jim Pawelczyk
• Fall Festival
• Marcellus shale webinars
• Softball Falls in Final Four
• Terry Madonna TONIGHT
• Job Fair Draws 630 Prospective Employees
• Professor Writes Textbook
• Poet Laureate visits campus
• Bed Race Championship 2 pm
• New financial aid coordinator
• FTCAP eases transition
• Five- and eight-week summer sessions
• Campus Sets THON Record
• Communications Students
• Smith Earns Hightower Award
• Campus Seeks Regional STEM Center Designation
• Lion Leadership Workshop
• Comedian: Azem
• Improbable Players

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