One Berks alumna — Corina Piller, class of 2016 — took advantage of the state’s shutdown to pursue a new hobby — creating soy wax candles, which has blossomed into a full-time business.
Both organizations have a core mission of supporting technology-based startups, and the services that they provide are a natural complement to each other.
Penn State Berks is launching a bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity Analytics and Operations to train students to fight cybercrime and to meet the growing need for cybersecurity professionals across industry, government and other organizations.
George Grant Jr., professor and dean of the College of Community and Public Service at Grand Valley State University in Michigan, has been named chancellor of Penn State Berks, following a national search.
Penn State Berks has provided updated information on Back to State, including an extensive FAQ. To keep up with the latest information about the University’s Back to State plan, visit https://virusinfo.psu.edu/back-to-state. Employees can also visit Return to Work at https://sites.psu.edu/returntowork/.
The director of student affairs' efforts have helped to create the welcoming environment that so many Penn State Berks multicultural students refer to as their “home away from home.”
While Hunter Beane’s and Elizabeth Hunsicker’s paths to Penn State Berks were somewhat different, they arrived at the same destination, well prepared for careers in education.
“One Community Impacting Many” is part of a larger initiative coordinated by the University to share the impact that Penn State campuses have in their respective communities throughout Pennsylvania.
