The "Practice What We Teach" exhibit introduction piece in the Penn State New Kensington Art Gallery. The showcase is featured throughout January 2018 and includes multimedia works from current and retired educators throughout western Pennsylvania.
A paint can centerpiece adorns tables at the 2018 Off the Wall pARTy at Penn State New Kensington. The annual event brings live art, music and fun and benefits student scholarships and cultural programming at the campus.
Angelena Dove, pictured left; Alexis McKinley, standing center; and Nic Hill, pictured right, celebrate the New Kensington campus' THON fundraising efforts for the 2022-23 year on Feb. 15. Dove and Hill will represent the campus as THON dancers at the annual THON weekend Feb. 17-19 at the University Park campus.
Nic Hill, a biomedical engineering student at the New Kensington campus, will be a THON dancer a second time during the 2023 THON weekend to be held Feb. 17-19.
Angelena Dove, a biobehavioral health student at the New Kensington campus, will represent the campus as a THON dancer during the upcoming THON weekend Feb. 17-19. Dove has been part of THON as a Penn State student for three years.
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