“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.
Penn State Berks will hold a series of webinars throughout the month of May, providing participants with an opportunity to ask questions and connect with campus experts.
When the call went out that help was needed creating face shields with the potential to be used for COVID-19 protection, Penn State Berks engineering students were eager to help.
The virtual events will connect prospective students with Penn State Berks to learn more about the admissions process, student engagement opportunities, and what it is like to become part of the college community.
In light of the rapidly changing nature of the coronavirus worldwide, Penn State has canceled all spring break travel abroad for embedded courses and student organizations.
Emily Fitzpatrick Kenniston took full advantage of her four years at Penn State Berks, setting the stage for a lifetime of success and a bid for Mrs. Pennsylvania International.
As a result of the research of two professors, Penn State Berks was one of 13 institutions of higher education included in nearly $1 million in state grants for the prevention and reduction of opioid use among college students and for naloxone training on campus.
