President-elect Neeli Bendapudi checks out pastries with students during her visit to Penn State New Kensington. The sweet treats came from Sweet Alchemy Bake Shop, the only vegan bakery in Westmoreland County, which is owned by Jamie Parker, a New Kensington campus alumna. Bendapudi's visit was part of a campus listening tour before she begins her tenure as the University's 19th president on May 9.
President-elect Neeli Bendapudi takes a moment to shake hands and speak with Kevin Snider, chancellor at Penn State New Kensington. Her visit to campus was part of a campus listening tour before she takes office as the University's 19th president on May 9.
President-elect Neeli Bendapudi smiles as she hears from a gathering of students at Penn State New Kensington during her tour of Commonwealth Campuses before she becomes the 19th president on May 9.
President-elect Neeli Bendapudi shakes hands with JW Tabbachi, director of student affairs at Penn State New Kensington, as she visits the campus during her campus tour before taking office on May 9.
On April 26, Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi visited the New Kensington campus as part of her commonwealth-wide listening and learning tour to meet and engage in conversations with students, faculty, staff and campus partners at each Penn State campus.
"Bradford-on-Avon" by Frank Santimauro will be one of 111 pieces featured in his "Art Photography" exhibit April 25-May 29 in Penn State New Kensington's Art Gallery. The piece is printed on 100% cotton, hot-press natural paper and hand-colored with watercolor paints. Santimauro, lecturer of business and economics at the campus, has been a faculty member for 22 years and will retire at the end of the spring semester.
Frank Santimauro, lecturer of business and economics at Penn State New Kensington, will showcase 111 of his art photography pieces in the campus Art Gallery April 25 to May 29. He will also be retiring from teaching after 22 years at the campus.
