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Hazleton Employee Recognition 1

Employees recognized for one year of service include (from left): Cory Rainis, police officer; Aaron Mattern, director of enrollment management and student aid; Desiree Voitek, director of development and alumni relations; and Christine Ostrosky, administrative support assistant. Absent were Lilly Fitt, information resources and services support specialist; and Denise Kiefer, food preparer.

Penn State Hazleton, Geisinger to host free 'STOP THE BLEED' training

Penn State University Police and Public Safety, in partnership with Geisinger Trauma Services, will host a free "STOP THE BLEED" training course, open to all faculty, staff and students, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 5, in Room 103 of the Charles T. Butler Teaching and Learning Resource Center.
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Longtime PTA program leader to serve as Penn State Hazleton commencement speaker

Rosemarie Petrilla, teaching professor of physical therapy and coordinator of the physical therapist assistant (PTA) program at Penn State Hazleton, will serve as guest speaker at the campus’ 54th annual spring commencement ceremony on Friday, May 3, in the Dr. Thomas M. Caccese Gymnasium. Petrilla will retire this summer after more than 30 years at Penn State Hazleton. 
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Hazleton Undergraduate Research Symposium

Trevor Ruggerio, center, explains his findings during the 2024 Penn State Hazleton Undergraduate Research Symposium as his partner Isabella Colyer, right, and Associate Professor of Biology Christopher Goguen, left, look on.

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Winners announced in Penn State Hazleton Undergraduate Research Symposium

Penn State Hazleton’s Undergraduate Research committee has announced the winners of the campus’ 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium. Held from April 1 to 5 at the Mary M. and Bertil E. Lofstrom Library, the symposium showcased student research or scholarly work performed with Penn State Hazleton faculty members. Works were submitted in two categories: arts, humanities and social sciences and science, technology, engineering and math.
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Inductees honored during the ceremony were (from left) Young Nam, Sean Demczyszyn, Matthew Greenfield, Bruce Herman, Riley Savonne, Amie Yenser and Michele Foust.