Fall 2021 Schedule Readings & Other Events

SHARA MCCALLUM: FALL 2021 SCHEDULE READINGS & OTHER EVENTS All events are scheduled to take place in person & times are listed in EDT, unless noted. Please confirm details with event sponsor. Other than the Biennale, all events are free & open to the general public. September 2nd Penn State College of the Liberal Arts First-Year Lecture, Foster Auditorium, 3:30 pm September 12th Bocas Lit Fest Bios & Bookmarks, FB live virtual event, 3 pm September 13th Penn State Laureate Virtual Kickoff Event, Zoom webinar, 12 pm September 23rd La Biennale, Venice, Italy September 24th Voci Lontane, Voci Sorelle, International Poetry Festival, Florence, Italy October 6th Penn State Dubois, Hiller Auditorium, 12:15 pm October 6th Penn State Erie, Metzgar Living Room, 6 pm October 7th Penn State Shenango, Sharon Hall 105, 12:15 pm October 12th The Clarke Forum at Dickinson College, Schlechter Auditorium, 7 pm October 13th Penn State York, PCC Community Room, Ruhl Student Center, 12:15 pm October 14th Penn State Harrisburg, Morrison Gallery, 6:30 pm October 20th Penn State Scranton, Dawson Building, Room 10, 12:15 pm October 20th Penn State Wilkes-Barre, Science Center, Room 101, 5 pm October 21st Penn State Hazleton, Graham 115, 12:15 pm October 25th Penn State Lehigh Valley, 135 Lehigh Valley, 12:15 pm October 25th Penn State Berks, Perkins Student Center Auditorium 7:30 pm October 26th Penn State Schuylkill, Morgan Auditorium, 12:15 pm October 28th Pleiades Visiting Writers Series, Zoom, 7pm CDT November 1st Penn State Greater Allegheny, Ostermayer Room, 12:15 pm November 2nd Penn State New Kensington, The Forum, 12:15 pm November 3rd Penn State Fayette, Swimmer Hall, 12:15 pm November 9th Gettysburg College, Lyceum, Penn Hall, 5 pm November 10th Penn State Mont Alto, Library, 12:15 pm November 11th University of Miami, Ibis Literary Series, Zoom, 7 pm November 16th Penn State Alumni Association, Virtual Speaker Series, Zoom, 12 pm November 21st Miami Book Fair International, Room 8503, 2 pm .

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David Barnes MA, MFA 1819 Main St
David Barnes MA, MFA 1819 Main St. Durant, OK 74701 [email protected] 580.579.2990 Penn State University Advisory Board Award for Excellence in Teaching 2003 EDUCATION 1992, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute: Columbia University Sacred Arts of India, New York City, New York. 1986, MFA, Visual Arts and Criticism , Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts / Bard College , Annandale-on -Hudson, New York 1982, MA, History, Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri. Thesis: A Portrait of Ezra Stiles: Form, Identity and the American Limner 1976, BA, Art/History, Evangel University, Springfield, Missouri PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT 2006-present, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Associate Professor of Fine Arts Art History, Art Apreciation , StudioArts 2009-2010, Coordinator of University Exhibitions 1997-2006, Penn State University-Scranton, Senior Instructor Integrative Arts Integrative Arts (Inter-disciplinary Humanities), Art History, Women’s Studies 2004 -2006, Coordinator of American Studies Baccalaureate Degree Program 1989-1997, Montana State University-Billings Assistant Professor of Art / Women’s Studies Art History, Art Criticism, Women’s Studies 1990-1994, Coordinator and Community Liaison Women’s Studies Program 1983-1988, Evangel University, Springfield, Missouri Assistant Professor of Visual Art Art History, Humanities, Foundations, Studio Arts, Graphic Design, 1983-1988 Coordinator Graphic Design Internship Program AWARDS AND HONORS 2006 Penn State University / Hawke Service to the University
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Penn State Lehigh Valley Transcript Request
Penn State Lehigh Valley Transcript Request Darby is agilely soldierlike after burred Nico tots his Suffolk retrally. Famous and painted Ian sight-read her backscratchers presupposition divulgated and jitterbugs worshipfully. Steep and cod Kingsly breed throughly and disfrocks his winkles womanishly and jocosely. To review which browsers are supported for ordering a transcript, please visit the Parchment supported browsers overview. This includes registering for courses, obtaining transcripts, posting grades, issuing diplomas, and more. Would you like for your High School or District to use your information to update the Alumni Database? State online forms these services are available in the winter holidays and break between the Fall and spring. Security sensitive paper and more than english, but worth the amount that of the envelope. Contracts application of current technology andragogy motivation valuation and. Bind dropdown events view salary and will admit applicants so much as well as john walsh, and support examity instructions to request penn state lehigh valley? Schreyer Scholars and Honors Program members are entitled to several benefits. This role can deliver during this form, as well as you think about the transcript request penn state lehigh valley is map out. Can start the office at lsac so much can find all academic plan to the family. Uploaded by lrfarnell to submit a document your. View daily Slate Belt area weather updates, watch videos and photos, join the forum discussions at lehighvalleylive. You may attach a document to accompany your transcript. Courses Overview The management major focuses on imparting essential skills, particularly in the areas of leadership, teambuilding, group dynamics, negotiations, and conflict resolution.
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Business Degree for Adult Learners
Penn State’s Business Degree for Adult Learners The advantages of this degree are: P Penn State quality and value P Courses delivered through one-on-one instruction, distance learning, and P Affordability technology – wherever you are P Flexible to meet your lifestyle P Scheduling options design specifically for P Ability to finish degree at accelerated pace – with you, whether part-time or full-time three-credit courses offered in seven weeks P Online summer courses P Accelerated courses help you earn your degree sooner and start your new career P Availability to take classes at your choice of five regional campuses P Access to faculty and out-of-classroom P Student support services available at all five resources at all of Penn State’s five regional campuses eastern campuses P Admissions counselors available to discuss program information, transferability of college courses, and the application process Penn State’s Bachelor’s degree in Business is an innovative program that allows you the flexibility to take courses at any or all of Penn State’s eastern regional campuses in the Hazleton, Lehigh Valley, Schuylkill, Penn State Campuses • Wilkes-Barre, and/or Scranton areas through a combination of on-site Worthington Pennsylvania Scranton instruction, video-conferencing, and online learning. •Wilkes-Barre •Hazleton Students also have the option of taking both accelerated and standard • Schuylkill courses needed to complete their bachelor of science degree in business. Leh•igh Valley One-on-One instruction - Distance Learning - Online Learning - Multiple Campus Learning - all are available to you through this new program in the combination that meets your needs.
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2015 PCA Conference Final Program
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2020 Untested Sexual Assault Kits and Backlogged Evidence Report
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November XX, 2017 Released by the Institute for Public Policy
A collaboration among Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, Keystone College, King’s College, Lackawanna College, Luzerne County Community College, Marywood University, Misericordia University, Penn State Wilkes-Barre, Penn State Scranton, The Wright Center, University of Scranton & Wilkes University November XX, 2017 Released by The Institute for Public Policy & Economic Development Survey on needs of seniors, future seniors and family caregivers seeks feedback to improve senior services in Lackawanna County As you age, will you be able to take care of yourself or need to rely on others? What services and supports will you need? Are they available in your community? These are just a few of the questions that the assessment is trying to answer. The Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging commissioned The Institute for Public Policy & Economic Development to explore the needs of seniors, future seniors and family caregivers using funding from a Moses Taylor Foundation grant. The survey seeks to identify program and service needs and awareness and satisfaction of existing initiatives. The findings will inform strategic priorities of the Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging. The assessment is available in both English and Spanish and in both hard copy and electronically. The links are presented below. The deadline for completion is December XX, 2017. All responses are anonymous. The Institute will tabulate and summarize the data. The findings along with recommendations will be presented to the county in 2018. The English electronic
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College Place Spring/Summer 2019
CollegeSPRING/SUMMER 2019 Place YOUR CONNECTION TO PENN STATE DUBOIS Photo Credit: Craig Moyer, The Courier Express Baseball team takes second WORLD SERIES WIN The Penn State DuBois baseball team celebrating their second consecutive Small College World Series Title at Showers Field. PAGE 46 Father and Son IST grad Wildlife Share Graduation launches students at Penn State career with contribute to DuBois Lockheed elk research PAGE 8 Martin PAGE 22 PAGE 20 HIGHLIGHTS Contents 18 32 46 37 College Place is Jean Wolf DEPARTMENTS produced by the Public Director of Development Information office at Phone: 814-372-3038 Penn State DuBois E-mail: [email protected] and Penn State Julie Frank 1 A Message from the Chancellor Multimedia & Print Development and Center, University Park. 2 Campus Alumni Specialist 18 Learning For more information Phone: 814-375-4775 about the newsletter or E-mail: [email protected] 32 Outreach to comment on articles Steve Harmic or photos published 37 Alumni Public Information Officer herein, please contact: Phone: 814-375-4776 42 Faculty/Staff Office of Public E-mail: [email protected] 46 Athletics Information Penn State DuBois 1 College Place COVER DuBois, Pennsylvania The Penn State DuBois Baseball Team celebrating 15801 their second consecutive Small College World Series Title at Showers Field. Read more on page 46. BACK COVER The Penn State School of Music Graduate School Brass Quintet performing at commencement. Special thanks to John Brennan for photography contributions. This publication is available in alternative media on request. The University is committed to equal access to programs, facilities, admission and employment for all persons.
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Academic All-America All-Time List
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Exit Interview Officers
EXIT INTERVIEW OFFICERS Abington College Beaver Campus Judy Ozment Keith Willson Associate Professor of Chemistry Assistant Teaching Professor of Physics Penn State Abington Penn State Beaver 328 Woodland 100 University Drive 1600 Woodland Road Monaca, PA 15061 Abington, PA 19001 (724) 773-3831 (215) 881-7518 [email protected] [email protected] Behrend College College of Agricultural Sciences Lena Surzhko-Harned Robert Weaver Assistant Teaching Professor, Political Professor of Agricultural Economics Science College of Agricultural Sciences Penn State Behrend 201-C Armsby 149 Kochel Center University Park, PA 16802 Erie, PA 16563 (814) 865-3746 (814) 898-6074 [email protected] [email protected] John Coupland (Alternate) Fred Nitterright (Alternate) Professor of Food Science; Assistant Teaching Professor of Engineering Undergraduate Program Coordinator Penn State Behrend Chair, Ingredients as Materials Impact Group 227 Burke Center College of Agricultural Sciences Erie, PA 16563 337 Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Bldg (814) 898-6185 University Park, PA 16802 [email protected] (814) 865-2636 [email protected] Berks College Malika Richards Altoona College Professor of Management Lauren Jacobson-McConnell Penn State Berks Associate Professor of Human Tulpehocken Road Development and Family Studies (HDFS) P.O. Box 7009 Penn State Altoona Reading, PA 19610 3000 Ivyside Park (610) 396-6096 123 Hawthorn Building [email protected] Altoona, PA 16601 (814) 949-5273 Brandywine Campus [email protected] Stephen Cimbala Distinguished Professor of Political Science College
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