Penn State Schuylkill welcomed 66 regional employers to campus for its annual fall Career Fair, offering students a valuable opportunity to build connections, explore career paths, and gain insight into employment opportunities across Schuylkill County and beyond.
On Oct. 7, Penn State Schuylkill’s radiological sciences program hosted its annual Carnival for Hope on the Mall Walk, raising $737 for the Simon Kramer Institute. Developed by Andrea Solinski, the event blended education, community, and compassion to promote breast cancer awareness and support local cancer care.
Penn State Schuylkill’s Art Space will present its next exhibition, “Tradition Renewed,” featuring works by artist Eric Armusik, his apprentices and select students from the Armusik Academy of Classical Art. The exhibit will run from Nov. 3 through Dec. 19, with a Meet the Artists Night scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 6, from 5 to 7 p.m.
This fall, Penn State Schuylkill is stepping into new territory with the introduction of "Dance 100: Dance Appreciation," a course that invites students to explore the art, history and cultural significance of dance from around the world.
Penn State Schuylkill student Ashley Polanco, a business management and marketing major from Mahanoy City, gained hands-on experience through the campus' Co-Op program while interning with the J.W. Cooper Food Bank in Pottsville. After meeting director Kent Steinmetz at a networking event, she helped organize and promote the Cooper Cup golf tournament, designing flyers, recruiting golfers and collecting donations.
Ciletti Memorial Library at Penn State Schuylkill welcomed students, faculty and staff to its fall open house on Sept. 23 and 24, inviting the campus community to explore resources and services through an interactive event called “Passport to Knowledge: Your Library Adventure Awaits!”
National Coffee with a Cop Day is Wednesday, Oct. 1, and Penn State police officers are celebrating by giving away coffee and snacks at 22 Penn State campuses across Pennsylvania.
Penn State Schuylkill has received a $17,000 grant from the PPL Foundation to support the campus’s "Trees, Bees and Greens: Finding Health in Nature" program at the Penn State Schuylkill Arboretum.
Penn State Schuylkill business student Genesis Nuñez recently joined Gina Whalen, associate professor of business, to co-present at the Pennsylvania Council for International Education (PACIE) Conference, held Sept. 18-19 at Penn State University Park.
Katie Wank, a second-year business major at Penn State Schuylkill, gained hands-on experience in municipal finance this summer through the Co-Op Program, interning with Orwigsburg Borough. The Pottsville native managed tasks from processing utility bills to reconciling accounts and said the experience confirmed her goal of becoming a CPA. Active in campus life, Wank serves as president of the Blue and White Society and holds leadership roles in several organizations.
