Students majoring in electro-mechanical engineering technology, mechanical engineering, and occupational therapy collaborate each year to create devices to meet the needs of individuals with physical challenges as part of the Pfreimer Adaptive Equipment Project (PADEP).
Berks criminal justice students and youth from the RIZE program recently met at the GoggleWorks Center in Reading. The purpose of the meeting was to have an open discussion -- through artistic media -- about social justice issues in the city of Reading.
A new class of 178 Penn State Berks students will receive their baccalaureate and associate degrees at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 20, in the Santander Arena, located at 700 Penn St. in Reading, when Berks hosts its fall 2019 commencement ceremony.
Eighteen students from Danielle Boone Area High School will learn about business etiquette during a special luncheon hosted by Penn State Berks Office of Career Services beginning at 11 a.m. Dec. 12, in the Multipurpose Room.
At Berks, hospitality management students are learning about the principles of food production and service management in a living laboratory through a unique collaboration between the college’s hospitality management program and the Office of Housing and Food Services.
Dr. Ebonie Cunningham Stringer (standing, center) discusses the exercise with criminal justice student Alexis Schratt (left) and a RIZE youth (right). In the foreground, criminal justice student Abraham Pettie-Homme (far right) works with a RIZE youth on her painting.
Dr. Ebonie Cunningham Stringer (standing, center) helped the group of Penn State criminal justice students and RIZE youth get to know each other through rap.
Penn State Berks, in partnership with Penn State LionPulse, has taken steps to improve health and wellness initiatives on campus thanks to a seed grant supporting the “Enhancing Health” thematic priority in the University’s strategic plan.
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