After attending a panel discussion on financial aid, prospective students and parents were given a tour of Penn State New Kensington by student Lion Ambassadors.
Students preparing for college entrance exams can review the SAT with Penn State New Kensington’s SAT review course, offered on six consecutive Saturdays from Jan. 28 to March 4.
Points and pepperoni will be aplenty at the annual Penn State New Kensington Alumni Society Pizza Social, held in conjunction with a Penn State New Kensington men's basketball game, on Feb. 4 in the campus' Athletics Center.
Penn State New Kensington basketball fans cheered the team and consumed pizza after the New Kensington Lions defeated Penn State Hazleton at last year’s pizza social.
Seventeen Penn State students, including 13 enrolled in the College of Agricultural Sciences, were among 28 who received scholarships from the Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship Foundation during the 101st Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. The foundation awards scholarships to young people who are registered in a post-secondary educational institution and who have exhibited at the Farm Show. To be chosen, students must exhibit leadership qualities and excellent academic performance, according to the foundation.
Penn State students who received 2017 Farm Show scholarships are shown with (standing, from left) Barbara Christ, senior associate dean in the College of Agricultural Sciences, and Tracy Hoover, the college's associate dean for undergraduate education, and (standing, far right) Michael Smith, executive deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
The Penn State Office for General Education is pleased to announce an opportunity for faculty interested in developing a new Integrative Studies General Education course.
A year after becoming the first campus to complete successfully Level I certification, Penn State New Kensington duplicated the feat in November by earning Level II certification from the Penn State Sustainability Institute’s Green Paws program.
