Employees recognized for 15 years of service include (from left): Tracy Garnick, director of student services and engagement; Donna Sabol, maintenance worker; Sandra Maylath, maintenance worker; and Mary Millbyer, food worker. Absent were Zugang (Leo) Liu, professor of business; and Nicle Young, associate teaching professor of mathematics.
Employees recognized for 10 years of service include (from left): Dinesh (Dan) Patel, associate professor of chemistry; and Michael Morrison, director of business and finance. Absent were: Ryan Aten, assistant director of athletics; and Yusuke Hayashi, associate professor of psychology.
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.
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.
Inductees honored during the ceremony were (from left) Young Nam, Sean Demczyszyn, Matthew Greenfield, Bruce Herman, Riley Savonne, Amie Yenser and Michele Foust.
Penn State Hazleton was recognized by the American College of Sports Medicine in March for its dedication to creating a culture of wellness for students.
Penn State Hazleton's physical therapist assistant program includes, from left: Ryan Mutter, academic coordinator of clinical education; Michele Yanuzzi, administrative support assistant; Gina Tarud, teaching professor; Rosemarie Petrilla, teaching professor and program coordinator; Joan Cope, laboratory assistant; and Kyle Greenawalt, instructor. Alana Carusotto, an instructor, is not pictured.
